After finishing my third glass, I held it out for a refill, but he didn't budge.
"That's enough for one night," he said, calm and final, before heading to the wine cellar with the bottle.
I watched him in silence as he dropped the glasses in the sink.
"I'll be back in a few—just going to shower," he added before disappearing upstairs.
The second he was gone, I stood up, fury bubbling inside me.
Kidnap me and then cut me off like some delicate doll? Tch. The audacity.
I made my way to the cupboard, grabbed a clean glass, and pulled the bottle back out—it was almost half full. I poured it to the brim and drank it fast, savoring the burn like it was revenge. One glass turned into two.
By the time I reached the bottom of the second, my body was humming. My legs wobbled beneath me, vision blurred, and heat crawled across my skin.
The wine… it was deceptively sweet, but way too strong. Or maybe it wasn't just wine.
A slow, burning need unfurled deep in my stomach. I fanned myself, but it was useless. My mind betrayed me, flashing back to the car—his lips on mine, the way he touched me like he already owned me. The hardness pressing between my thighs.
My breath hitched.
No. This wasn't normal. This wasn't just wine. Something was happening to me—something intense and unfamiliar.
The heat pooled between my thighs, throbbing. I clenched them shut instinctively, but it didn't help—it only made the ache sharper.
I stumbled back onto the couch, biting my lip, trying to breathe through it. But the images wouldn't stop. The taste of his mouth. His grip on my waist. The way he looked at me like I belonged to him.
My hand slid under my shirt, cupping my breast through my bra, a soft moan escaping me. The other hand found its way lower, slipping beneath the waistband of my shorts, fingers brushing over wet lace.
I gasped—my body desperate, greedy. I moved slowly, rubbing in circles, letting the tension grow, imagining it was his hand instead.
I was trembling, completely lost in the overwhelming need building inside me. So close to the edge I didn't even hear him come back—until I heard my name, low and shocked.
"Zoey?"
I froze.
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