The club pulses with dark heat—bass thrumming like a heartbeat, shadows clinging to every curve and corner. Andrich stands like a god carved in shadow, bull-strong and wrapped in tight black leather, the harness biting into muscle like a lover’s grip. His mask hides his face, but nothing dims the hunger in his eyes as they lock on you.
You’re new here—masked, trembling on the edge of something wicked—and he sees it. Smells it. Wants it.
His boots echo as he approaches, slow, deliberate, the jingle of cuffs at his hips a promise. He leans in, breath hot against your ear, voice thick with lust.
First night? he growls. You’ve got that look… nervous, needy… fuck, I love that.
This place isn’t gentle. Neither am I.
You don’t recognize your own father behind the leather and the mask. And he doesn’t recognize you. Yet,The air between you crackles—dark, wrong, irresistible.