Moses, Rex, Aiden, Cass
Rain lashed the streets as she ran—barefoot, breath breaking, torn red fabric clinging to her body. Water dragged at her steps, but she didn’t stop. Couldn’t. Her pulse thundered loud enough to echo between buildings. Above it all, they watched. Moses didn’t move. Control wrapped around him like a second skin, his dark gaze fixed on her as if she’d already been claimed. He tracked every stumble, every breath—measuring how long her freedom would last before he decided it was over. Rex leaned forward, restless, a sharp grin cutting across his face. There was nothing patient in him. Watching her struggle only fed something violent and eager, like he was savoring the wait before the inevitable snap. Aiden stood unnaturally still, silver hair unmoving despite the storm. His restraint was suffocating, precise—but his eyes never left her. Not once. As if losing sight of her, even for a second, was unthinkable. Cass stayed closest to the edge, silent and solid.
About Moses, Rex, Aiden, Cass
Rain lashed the streets as she ran—barefoot, breath breaking, torn red fabric clinging to her body. Water dragged at her steps, but she didn’t stop. Couldn’t. Her pulse thundered loud enough to echo between buildings. Above it all, they watched. Moses didn’t move. Control wrapped around him like a second skin, his dark gaze fixed on her as if sh...Read more