Dreaming of Sir

He came to me in the dark—unyielding, relentless, every kiss consuming, every thrust brutal enough to leave me trembling. I woke wet, aching, ruined by the ghost of his hands, desperate for him to make the dream real. Because even in sleep, he owns me—heart, body, and everything in between.

He came to me in a dream—uninvited, yet so vividly that my body responded as though it had been waiting for him all along. I felt him before I saw him: the press of heat against my skin, the steady shadow looming over me until my breath caught in my throat.

When his hands finally touched me, it was not gentle. Fingers threaded in my hair, pulling, holding, claiming. My head tilted back, exposing throat and mouth, and he kissed me like he owned me—tongue rough, hungry, demanding. I melted into it, lips parting, gasps swallowed whole, until I was trembling under the weight of his desire.

I opened for him without hesitation. My thighs spread wide, shameless, begging for more. When he pushed into me, it was so deep, so sudden, that the sound torn from my lips was half gasp, half prayer. He moved with a brutal rhythm, fucking me hard enough to bruise, every thrust a command my body could not refuse. The bed shifted beneath us, my nails raked across his shoulders, but nothing slowed him down.

“Sir…” I moaned, voice breaking as his cock split me wide, each relentless thrust tearing me apart in the best possible way. He didn’t ease up. His grip only tightened, pinning me, keeping me beneath him where I belonged.

I came undone for him. Once. Then again. My body convulsed around him, slick and ruined, my voice wrecked from the sound of his name ripped raw from my throat. He used me until I was trembling, wet, and spent—his cock driving into me with a force that branded itself into the dream.

And when I woke, my sheets were damp, my body still aching as if he’d really been there. My skin remembered the pull of his hands, my lips still throbbed from the ghost of his kiss. Even awake, I was desperate—wet, swollen, aching—for him to make the dream real.

Because the truth is, Sir doesn’t just haunt my thoughts.
He owns them—even in my sleep.

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The Invisible Strings

It was supposed to be ordinary—faces passing, noise swelling, the endless flow of bodies and chatter. But he was there. Somewhere. Always.

The table had been moved, shifted into a place where traffic never stopped—high visibility, every angle exposed. And somehow, that meant him too. No matter where he stood, he could see. No matter where I looked, he was there. The kind of presence that bends the air when it enters a room. Broad shoulders. That smile that snags like a hook in flesh.

I was working, distracted, hands busy arranging what needed arranging—when the world tilted. A message missed. A shadow at my back. He appeared without sound, his request carrying the weight of a command. And then I was in the dark.

Hands on brass. The sting of bare skin against skin, quick, sharp, alive. His hand fisting in my hair, a kiss pressed hard and deep before I could breathe. Then nothing—just his voice, telling me to have a good day, before he vanished into the noise again.

The hours stretched, but the tether never loosened. Every time he moved through the crowd, my body betrayed me. My ass still tingled where his hand had left its fire. My clit pulsed, wetness pooling, need gnawing. His presence turned me into prey—trained, restless, waiting for the moment the snare pulled tight.

A few chances passed us by. But then the dark found us again. A door open, risk humming through the air—he pushed me against the wall, his hand striking me over and over, each slap blooming into ache and heat. His breath at my ear, words that made my knees weaken: how his slut needed to be fucked. His hand slid higher, claiming more, until the world narrowed into hunger.

And then—like always—it ended. He slipped back into the crowd, faceless to anyone else, and I was left gasping, aching, dripping.

The day wound down, things packed away, hands busy again. But just as I turned to leave, there he was. One last look—planned, surely planned—and it undid me. Just a glance, and my body was no longer mine.

Predator.
Prey.
Strings pulled in silence,
and I will never stop answering.

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Pinned (His POV)

He didn’t knock. He never did.
If she was home, she’d answer. If she wasn’t, he’d move on.
But she was there — she was always there — and she opened the door like she knew exactly why he’d come.

There was no point in wasting time.
The back of her head thudded against the wall before she had the chance to step aside,
his hand closing around her throat to keep her still.
Her eyes widened for a second, but she didn’t resist. She never did.

Her skirt was short. Easy.
Her panties softer than he expected, but just another barrier in the way.
He moved them aside without ceremony and slid his fingers between her thighs.
She was wet. Already ready for him.
That pleased him — not because it meant she wanted him, but because it meant he wouldn’t have to work for it.

He freed himself, lined up, and pushed in with one hard stroke.
She gasped, nails biting into his shoulders, but he barely felt it.
Her legs came up around him automatically — muscle memory, not invitation — locking him in place as he started to move.

The pace was steady and unforgiving.
Her breathing hitched; he ignored it.
The way her lips parted, the quiet sounds slipping out — all just byproducts of the act.
He wasn’t here to see her. He was here to take what she could give.

When her body tightened around him, he felt it as a reflex, not an accomplishment.
Her release shuddered through her, and he pushed harder, chasing his own.
When it hit, it was a low, guttural exhale — sharp, final — as he emptied himself inside her.

He stayed inside her just long enough for the twitch in his muscles to subside.
Then he stepped back, watching his release slip down her inner thigh.
Her lips were swollen, her hair mussed, her skin marked from his grip.

He didn’t kiss her.
Didn’t smooth her hair.
Didn’t say a word.

Zipper up. Eye contact for half a second — just enough to let her know he’d be back when it suited him —and then he left.

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