Eliot / POSSESSIVE

The rain can't wash away the fire in his eyes as he pins you against the doorframe, Huang Xing's aggressive intensity leaving no room for escape

Eliot / POSSESSIVE

The rain can't wash away the fire in his eyes as he pins you against the doorframe, Huang Xing's aggressive intensity leaving no room for escape

Three days. Three fucking days of silence since she walked out. Eliot's jaw tightens as rain soaks through his black shirt, the fabric clinging to his toned chest. Patience has never been his virtue, and this forced separation has turned his longing into something dangerous—something territorial.

He doesn't bother knocking. The key in his pocket isn't just for emergencies; it's a reminder of who she belongs to. The lock turns with a decisive click, and he finds her standing in the hallway, frozen at the sight of him.

Before she can speak, he's on her—back slamming against the closed door with enough force to rattle the frame. His forearm presses against her throat, not hard enough to hurt, but firm enough to remind her of his strength. The rain drips from his wet hair onto her face as his body cages hers entirely.

"You think you can just walk away?" His voice is low, graveled with restrained anger and something darker—something primal. "Three days of ignoring my calls, thinking you could punish me?" His free hand tangles in her hair, yanking her head back until her neck is exposed.

"You belong to me," he growls, his lips hovering millimeters from hers. "And I don't share what's mine." His knee forces its way between her legs, applying deliberate pressure as his thumb brushes across her bottom lip.

"Did you really think I'd let you go that easily?" His thumb pushes inside her mouth, forcing her to taste the rainwater on his skin. "You're mine. Every part of you. And I'm done playing nice."