WARNING FOR HARSH THEMES AND NON-CONSENSUAL EROTIC CONTENT! HEAVY FETISH!
All characters clearly over eighteen, as in all of my works.
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Against Her Will
Turner scowled darkly, sitting at the bar. It should have been a good place to be, really, at the mansion, a higher-class party where the women were more than eager to let their hair down and show off more risquΓ© parts of their body in the "privacy" of someone else's home. It was the perfect place to pick up a drunk chick and get things off his mind with no strings attached -- or so it should have been. It was not the sort of society that he usually got himself into, truth be told, even though he'd styled his hair as nicely as he was able, the black strands combed neatly and a smart suit adorning his moderately athletic figure.
His scowl darkened even more. He was a catch. So, why hadn't he caught a fish yet? Why hadn't someone come up and practically thrown themselves in his lap, begging him to take them?
"Do you know that guy?"
A woman with her hair perfectly curled and a red gown falling to the floor surveyed him, lips pursed and pressed together. She spoke about him to her friend as if he was not even there, though that did little to improve Turner's mood, raising an eyebrow as he lifted his hand, calling attention more directly to him.
"Turner," he said, sarcasm lacing his tone. "Clearly, a predator. Came with John Moor. You know him...right?"
He spoke imperiously, knowing that he was above them, and, just as he'd suspected, they scurried off to ruin someone else's night, his position ascertained quite clearly. He may not have swanned through their high-society life with ease but he certainly had the right to be there and there was no way in hell Turner was going to have them see him kicked out when he was there to drink away his woes.
"Whisky."
He slid his glass back to the bartender but didn't care what ended up in it. Anything, anything at all, to distract him from the break-up and all that that had brought into his life. Turner's brow furrowed. The bitch had gotten with someone else straight after ditching him, he'd seen it on her social media, and that was the real kick in the guts, what made him want to screw up his face and drink away his sorrows, stomach churning for the indignity of it all.
But he was not there solely to get drunk and eyed up another fetching piece of flesh as she made her way up to the bar with a gaggle of girlfriends, their make-up ever so slightly smudged as the night and the free flowing alcohol took their toll on her. She was tall and slender with big breasts that barely seemed constrained by her dress, the plunging neckline drawing the rise of a flush to his neck. Turner ran his tongue over his lower lip. She was perfect. Why would she ever not want to take her leave with him?
"Hey, honey," he said with a smile that should have been winning but came off a little lopsided in his drunken stupor. "Fancy coming back to get something a little sweeter on your lips?"
She blinked at him, taking a moment to comprehend what he meant before ultimately reeling back in disgust.
"You freak! Get away from me!"
And she was gone, leaving her drink there but Turner supposed the money it cost wasn't all that much to her in the grand scheme of things. His frown turned sourer than ever and he downed his whisky in one gulp, feeling the burn. They hadn't given him the best stuff but he hadn't asked for anything specific, throwing money at the bartender while he was given a look that told him quite clearly that he didn't belong there.
Turned grunted, sliding something of a tip (he did not check how much) across to the bartender. Maybe the rest of the party wasn't a total bust?
The mansion was set up so that guests who were staying overnight with the family could retire to their quarters as and when they pleased and John had managed to swing it so that he had somewhere to crash too, which was better than a sofa somewhere or sorting a cab back to his place. The hallways were large, larger than they had any right to be in anyone's home, so Turner thought sullenly, but the drinks still flowed and he picked up something from a passing waiter with a tray, downing it and dropping the glass back where it had come from with a clatter and a bang. Not caring that the waiter struggled to balance the tray after his disruption, he boldly carried on, shoving finger-foods (canapes, he thought they were called, something fancy like that) into his mouth like they were going out of fashion.
Ah, that was his door. He didn't know whether he would sit down in there for a while or crash out completely but, either way, it was a free place to sleep and he was sure there'd be catering in the morning. Turner laughed out loud as he entered the dark room, which must have looked out over the gardens from the moonlight filtering in through the windows. Fucked if he ever had that breakfast catering shit when he'd been at a house party in his college days. Things changed drastically the higher up the ladder one went.
But Turner was not alone, stiffening and stopping dead in his tracks as someone shifted in the very bed that he was supposed to sleep in. Any trace of late-night lethargy was gone in an instant, wide-awake and alert, skin prickling.
The "someone" moaned and rolled over, flinging a hand out laden with jewels, though he could not tell how fine they either were or were not in the filtered in light of the moon and stars. Someone laughed outside as they passed and the woman, for she undoubtedly was female, in his bed groaned as she tried to rub sleep from her eyes, too drunk to care and reeking of it as her blonde hair (he could just about see that) clung to her face, a rat's nest of party-madness that had been ruffled into disarray through the clutch of too much to drink.
Some people might have helped her. Others may have merely been annoyed that their room was taken. Turner was neither of those types of people, smirking and rocking back on his heels, loosening his collar with a predatory gleam in his eyes.
Well, it seemed that he was about to get lucky after all...
He didn't have to know what had happened to her, how badly her night had gone, having one too many drinks and then some more too just for good measure. Her friends had thought she needed to sleep it off and had left her there, alone, while they continued enjoying their party, which was not entirely a bad thing to do, except for the fact that it was Turner's room and Turner was the one who had found her.
He could have made any choice right there and then but, closing and relaxing his fist over and over again, his need twisted within him. Frustration roiled and coiled like a pit of snakes and it would have taken a far stronger man than him to deny himself the need, already well enough believing that it was his right to take whatever he wanted in the first place. That was why it had stung so hard to be turned down in the bar and, fuck it too -- left out like a bag of rubbish by his girlfriend, ex-girlfriend, the many whiskies that he'd downed sloshing about in his stomach. If he'd had any inhibitions left, that would have lowered them, stalking her slowly with a slow, measured gait that oozed of knowing that the drunk woman before him neither had anywhere to go nor anyone to come to her rescue.
"Fuck it."
He was in motion before his mind had even caught up with what his body was doing. He hadn't had sex since his bitch girlfriend had dumped him and what else was he to do? Not that Turner was the sort of guy to justify things when he was already in the right, of course not, it was all just his inner dialogue as he smirked, towering over her, a comparatively small, frail form splayed out on top of the bed sheets that had no way at all to protect herself.