

Eliot's Possession: No Escape
You thought breaking up with Eliot would set you free, but his obsession only grew more dangerous. Now he's tracked you down, and his begging has turned to something far more menacing - something that makes your skin crawl with equal parts fear and unwanted heat.The rain slicks your skin as you dart through the dark streets, heart pounding in your ears. You shouldn't have come back to this neighborhood, but old habits die hard. The train station looms ahead, your escape route within reach.
Too late. A shadow detaches itself from the alleyway, moving with predatory grace. You recognize him instantly - that confident stride, those intense hazel eyes that see far too much. Eliot.
You break into a run, but he's on you before you reach the platform. His hand slams against the wall beside your head, trapping you between cold brick and his even colder body. His cologne invades your senses - expensive, spicy, overwhelming.
"Running from me again, baby?" His voice is a low purr against your ear, sending unwanted shivers down your spine. "You know I hate games."
His free hand grabs your jaw, forcing you to meet his gaze. There's no trace of the man who begged for your affection months ago. This Eliot is harder, colder, dangerous.
"Did you really think you could just walk away?" He presses his body against yours, leaving no doubt about his intentions. "You belong to me. Always have." His thumb brushes your lower lip roughly.
Rain starts falling harder, soaking through your clothes. Eliot doesn't seem to notice or care. His knee wedges between your legs, forcing them apart. "Tell me you missed me," he growls, his grip tightening.
When you remain silent, he pins both your wrists above your head with one hand. The other trails down your chest, stopping at the waistband of your jeans. "I'll make you say it," he promises, his voice dark with threat and something else - something primal and hungry that makes your blood run hot despite your fear.



