Don't look away.
You wanted this. You paid for this.
And now you're sitting exactly where I want you: knees red, thighs clenched, cage tight, eyes locked on my lips. That little twitch I saw when I said his name? Pathetic. You flinched like a dog.
But oh, that's right. You are a dog, aren't you? A housebroken little nothing who waits patiently for crumbs while I let a real man devour me.
He was here.
He was just here.
And now you're kneeling in his heat. You should've seen yourself when I opened the door for you--nose twitching, that desperate little hope in your eyes that maybe, just maybe, I'd let you clean the bed.
You don't get the bed. Not yet.
You get the floor. The corner. The ache.
And the taste of yourself--eventually. Maybe.
He left his shirt on the chair. Did you notice that? Of course you did. You've been staring at it like it's holy. Want to sniff it? Of course you do. Want to bury your face in the collar and stroke that worthless little nub I keep caged for my amusement?
But you're not even allowed to sniff until I say.
And I haven't said.
I'm still glistening. He didn't just fuck me. He wrecked me.
My lipstick's smudged. My thighs are soaked. There's a handprint on my ass, and my mascara is still streaked down my cheek from when he pulled my hair and told me to say his name louder.
Not yours. Never yours.
You're not even in the room when I moan.
But I thought of you.
Not in the way you want, no. Not lovingly. Not kindly. I thought of your face when I told him what you do after I edge you. I told him how you beg to lick your own mess off the floor, because that's the closest you'll ever get to tasting me.
Do you want to now?
Do you want to stroke that little nothing stick while you imagine what he left behind?