Skye’s world blurred, and her pulse thundered in her ears as she was slammed down to the cold, unforgiving floor.
Her skull screamed with pain as the back of her head collided with the hard surface, sending sharp waves of dizziness through her body. Her hair—her long, thick hair—was being yanked so hard it felt like her scalp might tear off. She opened her mouth, a guttural scream of rage and fear escaping her lips, but it was cut short as her breath hitched. “Shut up,” a voice growled, deep and menacing. The sound of it made her blood run cold. Andrew. “Andrew, what the hell are you doing here? Let go of my hair, please!” Her voice was shaky, filled with terror and disbelief. She twisted under him, but his grip was unyielding, his fingers like iron around her hair, forcing her head back. He chuckled, the sound low and twisted, vibrating in the space around them. The laugh was like a slap to her face, mocking, full of cruelty. “You thought you could leave me, huh?” he said, his voice as venomous as a serpent's hiss. His breath was hot against her neck as he leaned in, his lips grazing the sensitive skin behind her ear, sending a shudder through her spine. She froze, every instinct in her body screaming to run, but her body was paralyzed under his weight. “You thought you could just run off?” he whispered, his lips brushing her ear. “Don’t you remember? Your location is always on. That’s how I found you.” Skye's stomach turned as his words sank in, like poison spreading through her veins. She tried to pull away, but his grip only tightened, dragging her head back painfully, forcing her to look at him. His hand moved from her hair to her face, holding her there, eyes glinting with a sick satisfaction. “I told myself I was going to marry you,” he sneered, his lips curling into a cruel smile. “So you think you can leave me? No, Sky, that’s not how it works.” Skye’s chest tightened. The man before her was no longer the one she thought she knew. This wasn’t love. This was something darker. “You’re a monster,” she spat, trying to claw at his hand, but it was no use. He was too strong. Andrew’s eyes gleamed with malice as he looked her up and down, scanning her body with a gaze that felt like it was burning her skin. “God, you look hot,” he muttered, his eyes flickering over her, lingering on her chest, on the curve of her waist, before lowering to her hips. “You’ve always been hot, Sky. You know that?” Before she could even register what was happening, his hand was on her ass, squeezing it roughly, like he owned her. The force of it made her gasp in shock and disgust. “Don’t touch me!” she snarled, trying to shove him off, but his grip on her was too tight. “Let go!” But Andrew didn’t listen. He simply smirked, his lips curling into a grin that made her stomach churn. “You can scream all you want. You’re not going anywhere. You’re mine, Sky. I told you that.” His hand slid under her shirt, brushing against her skin as he stroked her side. “I always get what I want. Always.” Skye’s breathing hitched as he leaned closer, his face hovering over hers, the proximity suffocating. She could feel the heat of his breath on her skin, could smell the faint hint of alcohol in his exhale. He was drunk, or maybe just deranged. She didn’t care. “You’re insane,” she whispered, her voice barely a breath as she struggled beneath him, her body trembling with the weight of it all. “You’re a fucking psycho.” Andrew’s grip on her tightened again, his fingers digging into her skin as he dragged her up, her body jerking against him. “Oh, I’m the psycho?” he sneered, his lips pulling back in a twisted grin. “Then why the hell are you still here, huh? If I’m a psycho, why aren’t you running away?” He leaned in closer, his lips brushing against her ear, his breath hot and foul. “You can’t leave me, Sky. I own you. I own every inch of you.” “Please, stop,” she begged, her voice breaking as tears filled her eyes. “Let me go. Just let me go. I swear, I’ll do anything.” His laughter was dark, cruel. He inhaled deeply, like he was savoring the scent of her, before muttering under his breath, “You know, I’ve always wanted you. Always wanted to fuck you. But you think I just want to take you like that? Nah. You’re gonna beg for me, Sky. Beg for me to fuck you. And when I’m done with you, you’ll realize how wrong you were to leave me.” “Stop,” she gasped, her body trembling with fear and disgust. “I’ll never beg you for anything. I’ll never be yours.” Andrew’s expression turned cold, calculating. “Then maybe you’ll beg me here,” he said, his voice low and dangerous. He grabbed her waist, jerking her forward so their bodies collided. He could feel the resistance in her, the way her body stiffened, but it only fueled his twisted pleasure. “I could take you right here, right now, Sky. Right here, on the floor. You think I won’t?” Her heart raced, pounding in her chest. She could feel every inch of him pressing against her, his hands everywhere, his lips against her skin. She recoiled in disgust, but she knew he wasn’t going to stop. She was trapped, stuck in this nightmare, and the man she thought she knew was gone—replaced by something much darker, much more terrifying. “Please, Andrew. I’ll do whatever you want. Just let me go,” she cried out, desperation clawing at her voice, but he didn’t care. He was too far gone. “No,” he growled. “You don’t get to walk away. You’re going to stay with me. You’re going to be mine, Sky. Forever.” He moved on top of her with urgency, his body pressing down, trapping her beneath his weight. His hand slid under her dress, roughly cupping her breast, fingers digging in with a possessiveness that made her stomach twist. He groaned as he felt the warmth of her skin, the sound thick with hunger. “Oh, fuck, baby. Your titties are so soft! I wanna fucking suck them!” he muttered, his voice rough, as though the words barely formed through his desperation as he pressed her titties. “Please, don’t make me do this. Just let me go—don’t do this, Andrew… please.” But Andrew didn’t hear her. He was too far gone. His face twisted in a dark, grimace of determination. “ No! I want to fuck you here! On this dirty floor as a slut that you are! I'd fuck you the way I fucked your sister till you bleed!” he snapped, the word harsh as he pushed harder against her, fingers digging into her chest, as if marking her, making her his. “I’ll never let you go. You’re mine. Do you hear me? Mine.” The way his fingers tightened, pressing down, it felt suffocating. She gasped, trying to push him away, but his grip was like iron. Slowly, he moved his other hand down, sliding it to the strap of her dress, pulling it down agonizingly slowly, his eyes never leaving hers as he saw the fear in them. He smiled, a twisted, satisfied smile, before leaning down, his breath hot against her ear. “Please,” she whimpered, trembling. “Don’t do this… don’t…” But before he could go down to her pussy and touch her, there was a sudden, blinding pain— fist collided with the side of his head, the sound of it a sickening crack as Andrew crumpled beneath the force. His body fell like a ragdoll, limp and lifeless, his breath shallow as he collapsed to the floor, the air knocked out of him.Sky trudged home after her night shift, the ache in her feet a dull reminder of the day’s work. She was exhausted, her mind clouded by fatigue, yet there was a spark of anticipation flickering inside her. Tonight was supposed to be special—it was her birthday, and Valentine’s Day too. She’d spent all day entertaining fleeting fantasies, hoping Andrew might surprise her with something thoughtful. She pictured herself stepping inside to find rose petals scattered across the floor, maybe even a romantic candle or two lighting up their tiny apartment. Something, anything, to show he’d remembered her.But as she pushed open the door, the dream shattered almost immediately. Her eyes fell on the floor near the entrance, where a lacy bra lay, entwined with a pair of men’s boxers. Sky’s breath caught. Her fingers tightened around the doorknob as the air around her thickened, suffocating her in disbelief. A chill crept up her spine, numbing her thoughts as she tried to swallow down the mount
Sky had crammed the last of her clothes into her suitcase, zipping it up with a snap that echoed around the empty room. She couldn’t stand to be here another minute, not after what she’d seen. Every glance at the couch clawed at her heart, a taunting reminder of her boyfriend, Andrew, entangled with her own sister on that very cushion. The image haunted her like a relentless ghost, replaying itself every time she blinked. This wasn’t a home anymore—it was a trap. The only way to free herself was to leave, to let the walls that bore witness hold the memories she refused to carry.Her phone buzzed on the nightstand, vibrating with Andrew’s apologies. Each text dripped with regret and excuses: "It was a mistake, Sky. “It wasn’t me. It was...it was the devil’s work." She rolled her eyes, muttering under her breath, “Blame it on the devil, huh? Typical. Take some responsibility, you son of a...” Her lips twisted into a bitter smile as she wished him the worst—a one-way ticket to misery.
Skye’s world blurred, and her pulse thundered in her ears as she was slammed down to the cold, unforgiving floor. Her skull screamed with pain as the back of her head collided with the hard surface, sending sharp waves of dizziness through her body. Her hair—her long, thick hair—was being yanked so hard it felt like her scalp might tear off. She opened her mouth, a guttural scream of rage and fear escaping her lips, but it was cut short as her breath hitched.“Shut up,” a voice growled, deep and menacing. The sound of it made her blood run cold. Andrew.“Andrew, what the hell are you doing here? Let go of my hair, please!” Her voice was shaky, filled with terror and disbelief. She twisted under him, but his grip was unyielding, his fingers like iron around her hair, forcing her head back.He chuckled, the sound low and twisted, vibrating in the space around them. The laugh was like a slap to her face, mocking, full of cruelty. “You thought you could leave me, huh?” he said, his voic
Sky had crammed the last of her clothes into her suitcase, zipping it up with a snap that echoed around the empty room. She couldn’t stand to be here another minute, not after what she’d seen. Every glance at the couch clawed at her heart, a taunting reminder of her boyfriend, Andrew, entangled with her own sister on that very cushion. The image haunted her like a relentless ghost, replaying itself every time she blinked. This wasn’t a home anymore—it was a trap. The only way to free herself was to leave, to let the walls that bore witness hold the memories she refused to carry.Her phone buzzed on the nightstand, vibrating with Andrew’s apologies. Each text dripped with regret and excuses: "It was a mistake, Sky. “It wasn’t me. It was...it was the devil’s work." She rolled her eyes, muttering under her breath, “Blame it on the devil, huh? Typical. Take some responsibility, you son of a...” Her lips twisted into a bitter smile as she wished him the worst—a one-way ticket to misery.
Sky trudged home after her night shift, the ache in her feet a dull reminder of the day’s work. She was exhausted, her mind clouded by fatigue, yet there was a spark of anticipation flickering inside her. Tonight was supposed to be special—it was her birthday, and Valentine’s Day too. She’d spent all day entertaining fleeting fantasies, hoping Andrew might surprise her with something thoughtful. She pictured herself stepping inside to find rose petals scattered across the floor, maybe even a romantic candle or two lighting up their tiny apartment. Something, anything, to show he’d remembered her.But as she pushed open the door, the dream shattered almost immediately. Her eyes fell on the floor near the entrance, where a lacy bra lay, entwined with a pair of men’s boxers. Sky’s breath caught. Her fingers tightened around the doorknob as the air around her thickened, suffocating her in disbelief. A chill crept up her spine, numbing her thoughts as she tried to swallow down the mount