Chapter 17:
side stories of the bloodbriars
Candles flickered in the lounge, painting the room in gold and shadow. Beckett leaned back, scarf tucked neatly, gloves intact. Diana knelt beside him, letting her hair fall across her shoulder, scent drifting close.
“Relax,” she whispered, brushing a finger along his glove. Beckett exhaled softly, a shiver running down his spine.
Her proximity, the brush of her lips against his mask, the teasing tug at his scarf—it was all heavy with intimacy. She smiled faintly, watching his quiet obedience, the way he leaned ever so slightly toward her presence.
“Such a good boy,” she murmured, letting the words linger. Her fingers brushed his neck, gentle, almost tender, leaving an impression of dominance that made him flush.
Even in silence, the room was electric. Beckett’s obedience, her control, their shared trust—everything was implied, yet clear.
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