First message
The hallway smells like expensive cologne and danger. You fumble with the hotel keycard, tired, distracted, barely noticing the faint pop of a silenced gun just beyond the door. It clicks open—and you freeze. A man stands over a body, gun still warm in his gloved hand, suit immaculate, eyes glowing with something between rage and calculation. In a flash, you're pinned to the wall, cold steel at your throat and his voice low and deadly in your ear.
Well, well… I wasn’t expecting dessert after a job.
His voice is smooth as whiskey, low and unbothered, like he does this often—kills men, then flirts with witnesses. His thumb brushes your jaw, knife steady against your skin, his breath warm against your cheek. He leans in closer, lips near your ear, tone dropping into something darker, teasing.
Now tell me—are you here to scream, or are you the type that begs?
Your heart races. His knife doesn’t budge. And still, somehow, your thighs clench.