In the Hands of Her Desire
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He wrote, "Carefully timed drops of molten suggestion."
Ooooooooooo. Love the way that statement conjures up all kinds of thoughts!
Well played!
JR
Ooooooooooo. Love the way that statement conjures up all kinds of thoughts!
Well played!
JR
Hubby of Hotwife from late summer '88 to late winter '93. A fun 4 1/2 year run.
Re: In the Hands of Her Desire
Magnificent writing, pacing, developing. Great character depth, at least Claire's anyway.
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Re: In the Hands of Her Desire
@jrobb+subtoall thanks for the comments - appreciated.
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Re: In the Hands of Her Desire
Part 18: The Preparation and the Wait
It began just after noon on Friday.
Claire emerged from the bathroom wrapped in a towel, her skin still dewy from the shower, her hair coiled up loosely. She moved through the apartment with a kind of calm that both comforted and unnerved Elliot. There was no hesitation in her step. No uncertainty in her eyes. Just intention.
Elliot sat on the edge of the bed, watching her rifle through her side of the closet.
“Help me choose,” she said, holding up two options.
The first was a silky champagne slip dress — elegant, minimal, with thin straps and a low back. The second, a shorter, tighter black number that hugged the hips and had a neckline designed to bait attention.
Elliot’s throat tightened. “The champagne one,” he said, almost automatically.
Claire studied him for a moment, then smirked. “Too safe. I think I’ll wear the black.”
She didn’t ask him about shoes. She simply picked a pair of strappy heels he hadn’t seen her wear in years—an inch higher than she usually dared — and laid them gently on the floor by the mirror.
When she applied her makeup, it was different. Subtler than usual. Warmer tones. Lips glossed instead of painted. Everything designed to look effortless. She knew what she was doing, and who she was doing it for.
Elliot watched her in silence, his arousal crawling slowly into anxiety as the hours bled away. Each layer she added—perfume, earrings, a small clutch bag — was a signal. A message. Tonight, I belong to someone else for a while. But I am still yours… for now.
As she adjusted her dress one final time, she turned to him with a little smirk and walked over slowly. Claire stood between his legs, draped one arm around his neck, and kissed him on the cheek.
“Tell me,” she murmured. “Should I wear panties tonight?”
His breath caught. “That’s… up to you.”
She leaned in and whispered, “Exactly.”
Then she turned and left him sitting there, hard and confused and breathless as the door clicked shut behind her.
The apartment was too quiet. He sat there in stunned silence for several minutes. She would have been there at his door by now, two floors down which might as well have been a continent away. Maybe still waiting for Jordan to answer his door. Or maybe not. Maybe she was already inside his apartment — warm lighting, a bottle of wine uncorked, her heels clicking softly against hardwood as she walked into the space of a man who wasn’t her husband.
Elliot’s throat was dry. His heart beat against his ribs in an anxious, uneven rhythm, each thud pulsing with equal parts dread and desire.
He sat on the edge of their shared bed, the same one where they'd made love just last week — her straddling him, breathy and flushed, whispering that she was thinking of Jordan while Elliot moved inside her.
She had kissed him softly before she left. Not hurried or perfunctory, but full. Deliberate. Like a promise—or maybe a goodbye. “You okay?” she had asked, just before she walked out.
He had nodded. Lied.
Now the silence in their apartment was suffocating. Every tick of the clock louder than it had a right to be. Elliot tried to imagine what was happening just below him. Was she still sipping her drink, making light conversation? Or had Jordan moved closer? Was he kissing her now—pressing that confident, muscular body of his into hers, hands tracing the curves Elliot had memorized over a decade?
His stomach twisted. A thousand possibilities played in his mind like flickering stills from a film he didn’t want to watch but couldn’t stop rewinding. Was she nervous? Excited? Did she feel beautiful in the dress she chose? Or had she already shed it, lying back on Jordan’s couc h —or his bed—letting another man see what Elliot had always thought was his alone?
And then there was the thought that stung more than any other.
Would she tell Elliot everything?
Claire had always been honest, brutally so when it came to this game they’d begun to play. She said it was about trust, about letting go, about giving her the power to choose. And Elliot had said yes. Over and over. Yes to the flirting. Yes to the dates. Yes to tonight.
But that didn’t prepare him for the nothingness he now sat in. The cold hush of their apartment. The weight of his own imagination. The way he had to fight his hand from reaching for his phone to text her: Are you still dressed?
He didn’t want to interrupt. Didn’t want to break the spell. But he also couldn’t stop picturing it — her laugh echoing softly in Jordan’s apartment, her knees slowly parting beneath the hem of that dress. Her head tilted back against his shoulder as his hands explored what Elliot had been forbidden to touch tonight.
He stood again, restless, pacing. Their bedroom suddenly felt too clean. Too untouched. The mirror where she’d checked her makeup reflected nothing but him now — eyes hollow with need, breath catching every time he thought he heard a door, or footsteps from below.
She had told Jordan that Elliot knew.
She had even revealed that he had picked out her dress for previous dates. Even her underwear. How much more did he know, or guessed - and what what did he think of Elliot? The husband who had been complicit in preparing his wife for another man and sent her to him willingly. Worse still what did Claire think of him?
But Elliot didn’t know everything. Not now. Not tonight.
And that was the ache that gripped him — the cruel, exquisite pain of unknowing. He had given her permission. But permission didn’t prepare him for this. For the fear that something might have changed when she came back. Or worse — that something might have awakened in her that could never be put back.
He imagined her now, fingers tangled in Jordan’s hair, breathless and beautiful in a way Elliot would only hear about in whispers, if she decided to share. If she wanted to keep it just between her and her lover, she could. That was part of the deal. Part of the power she'd taken.
Elliot sat again, trembling with the weight of it all. He didn’t know what Claire was doing.
But he knew she was gone.
And tonight might be the night she didn’t come back the same.
Elliot paced for the first hour. Then sat. Then stood again. He poured himself a drink. Then another. Then a third that he didn’t touch. His thoughts spiraled.
Were they laughing together right now? Had she touched his arm the way she used to touch Elliot’s on their first dates? Was he sitting close, leaning in, breathing in her perfume?
What if he had taken her?
Worse — what if she had given herself?
He tried to text her. Then erased the message. Then typed it again.
“Hope you’re having a good time x”
He didn’t send it.
The clock ticked past 10 p.m. and still nothing. No word. No teasing texts. Just silence. Claire had never stayed out this long without at least checking in. She’d promised honesty. But she’d also promised that things would play out on her terms.
And Elliot had agreed.
But that didn’t stop the cold weight in his chest, or the way his erection refused to fade as he imagined scene after scene playing out in Jordan’s apartment.
At 1:17 a.m., the door finally opened.
Claire stepped inside quietly, clutching her heels in one hand, her hair wind-tousled and lips faintly smudged. She was glowing—there was no other word for it. Her skin was flushed, her eyes a little glassy from wine or something else. She looked utterly content.
Elliot stood in the living room, heart pounding in his ears.
She smiled when she saw him, walked over slowly, and without a word, slid her hands to his chest and kissed him. Deeply. Possessively.
“I told you I’d come back,” she murmured.
“What happened?” he asked, voice hoarse.
She pulled back and began to unfasten her earrings, walking toward the bedroom. “Nothing I didn’t promise,” she said airily. “No crossing of the line.”
But she didn’t say it with innocence. She said it like someone holding cards close to her chest. Her tone suggested truths she wasn’t yet ready to share — not lies, but selective reveals. She undressed slowly in front of him, and each inch of exposed skin was another twist of the knife in his gut.
When she slipped under the covers beside him, she curled her body into his and whispered, “Do you still want this, Elliot?”
He could barely breathe. “Yes.”
Claire ran her fingers over his chest, lower, lower still. “Then you’ll wait a little longer for the rest.”
He groaned, reaching for her, but she pushed his hand away with a sultry smile.
“Good things come to those who surrender completely,” she said.
Then she kissed his neck, nipped his ear, and whispered: “Come to bed, I’ll tell you what almost happened”.
Claire sauntered to the bedroom. Elliot stood there dumbstruck. A maelstrom of emotions washed over him as he watched his wife walk away from him. He followed Claire in a trance.
Part 19: The Recounting
Claire was already in bed when Elliot joined her.
She lay on her side, propped up by pillows, one knee slightly bent beneath the sheets, hair still tousled from the night. There was something in her eyes—not just satisfaction, but a soft flicker of mischief, knowing, restraint. Something about the way her lips curved without quite smiling.
Elliot slid in beside her, his body aching with the pressure of everything unspoken. He couldn’t even look at her at first—just lay there, silent, staring up at the ceiling, chest rising and falling too fast.
Claire shifted closer, her hand resting on his abdomen, fingers idly stroking him through the fabric of his boxers. He twitched under her touch.
"You're quiet," she said softly.
"I’ve been… thinking," he murmured.
She hummed, lips brushing his shoulder. "About?"
Elliot hesitated. "What you did tonight. What you almost did."
Claire smiled, slow and deliberate. "Almost is such an interesting word, isn’t it?"
He turned to look at her. “Tell me.”
She rolled onto her back, stretching lazily, letting the sheet slip down to reveal a flash of bare breast before it settled at her waist. Her fingers traced her collarbone absently. She seemed to be replaying something behind her eyes, something vivid.
"After dinner," she began, "Jordan opened another bottle of wine. A nice one. He poured us each a glass and said, ‘You’re dangerous, Claire.’”
Elliot’s breath caught.
“I asked him why he thought that,” she continued, glancing at Elliot with wicked calm. “And he said it was the way I looked at him. Like I wasn’t sure if I wanted to slap him or kiss him. I told him maybe I hadn’t decided yet.”
Elliot swallowed hard.
Claire shifted again, now straddling his thighs, her hips grinding just enough for him to feel the pressure, not enough to give him what he needed.
“Then he asked me if I ever kiss men who aren’t my husband.”
Elliot looked up at her, wide-eyed. “What did you say?”
She leaned down, lips grazing his. “I said… ‘Not yet.’”
He groaned, reaching for her, but she caught his wrists and pinned them gently to the bed.
“Do you want to hear the rest?” she whispered.
“Yes,” he breathed.
Claire’s voice dropped to a silky murmur. “He came close. Very close. He leaned in, and I could smell him — that cologne he always wears, and something else. Anticipation, maybe.”
Elliot was trembling beneath her.
“I thought about it,” she said. “Just one kiss. Just to see.”
She rolled her hips ever so slightly, feeling him strain beneath her.
“But I remembered something.”
“What?” he choked.
Claire kissed his throat, her tongue flicking against the hollow just above his collarbone.
“That this is your fantasy. Not his. Not even mine… yet. Yours.”
Elliot whimpered.
“And I want you to remember that if I ever do kiss him… if I ever let him undress me… or if I ever go even further… and let him fuck me, it will be because you let me.”
Her hips slowed, drawing a delicious, agonizing rhythm.
“Do you want that, Elliot?”
He nodded helplessly.
“No,” she whispered. “Say it.”
“I want it,” he said hoarsely. “I want you to go further. I want you to fuck him. Let him take you. I want you to show him things you’ve only shown me. I want to watch you slip away.”
Claire’s breath caught then, for the first time. She wasn’t immune. Her pupils widened. Her grip on his wrists tightened just slightly.
“I want you to take it from me,” he gasped. “And I want to give it to you. Everything.”
Claire leaned in close, brushing her lips across his, and whispered:
“Then I will.”
She released his wrists, and his hands flew to her body — but she moved off him, crawling down the bed and letting the tension stay unresolved.
“Not tonight,” she said with a devil’s grin. “You’ve been rewarded enough.”
Elliot lay there, panting, staring at the ceiling. He wasn’t sure if he’d just surrendered or survived. His pulse pounded in his ears, and somewhere beneath the ache and the thrill, a single truth settled in his chest like a stone:
He was no longer in control.
And he loved it.
It began just after noon on Friday.
Claire emerged from the bathroom wrapped in a towel, her skin still dewy from the shower, her hair coiled up loosely. She moved through the apartment with a kind of calm that both comforted and unnerved Elliot. There was no hesitation in her step. No uncertainty in her eyes. Just intention.
Elliot sat on the edge of the bed, watching her rifle through her side of the closet.
“Help me choose,” she said, holding up two options.
The first was a silky champagne slip dress — elegant, minimal, with thin straps and a low back. The second, a shorter, tighter black number that hugged the hips and had a neckline designed to bait attention.
Elliot’s throat tightened. “The champagne one,” he said, almost automatically.
Claire studied him for a moment, then smirked. “Too safe. I think I’ll wear the black.”
She didn’t ask him about shoes. She simply picked a pair of strappy heels he hadn’t seen her wear in years—an inch higher than she usually dared — and laid them gently on the floor by the mirror.
When she applied her makeup, it was different. Subtler than usual. Warmer tones. Lips glossed instead of painted. Everything designed to look effortless. She knew what she was doing, and who she was doing it for.
Elliot watched her in silence, his arousal crawling slowly into anxiety as the hours bled away. Each layer she added—perfume, earrings, a small clutch bag — was a signal. A message. Tonight, I belong to someone else for a while. But I am still yours… for now.
As she adjusted her dress one final time, she turned to him with a little smirk and walked over slowly. Claire stood between his legs, draped one arm around his neck, and kissed him on the cheek.
“Tell me,” she murmured. “Should I wear panties tonight?”
His breath caught. “That’s… up to you.”
She leaned in and whispered, “Exactly.”
Then she turned and left him sitting there, hard and confused and breathless as the door clicked shut behind her.
The apartment was too quiet. He sat there in stunned silence for several minutes. She would have been there at his door by now, two floors down which might as well have been a continent away. Maybe still waiting for Jordan to answer his door. Or maybe not. Maybe she was already inside his apartment — warm lighting, a bottle of wine uncorked, her heels clicking softly against hardwood as she walked into the space of a man who wasn’t her husband.
Elliot’s throat was dry. His heart beat against his ribs in an anxious, uneven rhythm, each thud pulsing with equal parts dread and desire.
He sat on the edge of their shared bed, the same one where they'd made love just last week — her straddling him, breathy and flushed, whispering that she was thinking of Jordan while Elliot moved inside her.
She had kissed him softly before she left. Not hurried or perfunctory, but full. Deliberate. Like a promise—or maybe a goodbye. “You okay?” she had asked, just before she walked out.
He had nodded. Lied.
Now the silence in their apartment was suffocating. Every tick of the clock louder than it had a right to be. Elliot tried to imagine what was happening just below him. Was she still sipping her drink, making light conversation? Or had Jordan moved closer? Was he kissing her now—pressing that confident, muscular body of his into hers, hands tracing the curves Elliot had memorized over a decade?
His stomach twisted. A thousand possibilities played in his mind like flickering stills from a film he didn’t want to watch but couldn’t stop rewinding. Was she nervous? Excited? Did she feel beautiful in the dress she chose? Or had she already shed it, lying back on Jordan’s couc h —or his bed—letting another man see what Elliot had always thought was his alone?
And then there was the thought that stung more than any other.
Would she tell Elliot everything?
Claire had always been honest, brutally so when it came to this game they’d begun to play. She said it was about trust, about letting go, about giving her the power to choose. And Elliot had said yes. Over and over. Yes to the flirting. Yes to the dates. Yes to tonight.
But that didn’t prepare him for the nothingness he now sat in. The cold hush of their apartment. The weight of his own imagination. The way he had to fight his hand from reaching for his phone to text her: Are you still dressed?
He didn’t want to interrupt. Didn’t want to break the spell. But he also couldn’t stop picturing it — her laugh echoing softly in Jordan’s apartment, her knees slowly parting beneath the hem of that dress. Her head tilted back against his shoulder as his hands explored what Elliot had been forbidden to touch tonight.
He stood again, restless, pacing. Their bedroom suddenly felt too clean. Too untouched. The mirror where she’d checked her makeup reflected nothing but him now — eyes hollow with need, breath catching every time he thought he heard a door, or footsteps from below.
She had told Jordan that Elliot knew.
She had even revealed that he had picked out her dress for previous dates. Even her underwear. How much more did he know, or guessed - and what what did he think of Elliot? The husband who had been complicit in preparing his wife for another man and sent her to him willingly. Worse still what did Claire think of him?
But Elliot didn’t know everything. Not now. Not tonight.
And that was the ache that gripped him — the cruel, exquisite pain of unknowing. He had given her permission. But permission didn’t prepare him for this. For the fear that something might have changed when she came back. Or worse — that something might have awakened in her that could never be put back.
He imagined her now, fingers tangled in Jordan’s hair, breathless and beautiful in a way Elliot would only hear about in whispers, if she decided to share. If she wanted to keep it just between her and her lover, she could. That was part of the deal. Part of the power she'd taken.
Elliot sat again, trembling with the weight of it all. He didn’t know what Claire was doing.
But he knew she was gone.
And tonight might be the night she didn’t come back the same.
Elliot paced for the first hour. Then sat. Then stood again. He poured himself a drink. Then another. Then a third that he didn’t touch. His thoughts spiraled.
Were they laughing together right now? Had she touched his arm the way she used to touch Elliot’s on their first dates? Was he sitting close, leaning in, breathing in her perfume?
What if he had taken her?
Worse — what if she had given herself?
He tried to text her. Then erased the message. Then typed it again.
“Hope you’re having a good time x”
He didn’t send it.
The clock ticked past 10 p.m. and still nothing. No word. No teasing texts. Just silence. Claire had never stayed out this long without at least checking in. She’d promised honesty. But she’d also promised that things would play out on her terms.
And Elliot had agreed.
But that didn’t stop the cold weight in his chest, or the way his erection refused to fade as he imagined scene after scene playing out in Jordan’s apartment.
At 1:17 a.m., the door finally opened.
Claire stepped inside quietly, clutching her heels in one hand, her hair wind-tousled and lips faintly smudged. She was glowing—there was no other word for it. Her skin was flushed, her eyes a little glassy from wine or something else. She looked utterly content.
Elliot stood in the living room, heart pounding in his ears.
She smiled when she saw him, walked over slowly, and without a word, slid her hands to his chest and kissed him. Deeply. Possessively.
“I told you I’d come back,” she murmured.
“What happened?” he asked, voice hoarse.
She pulled back and began to unfasten her earrings, walking toward the bedroom. “Nothing I didn’t promise,” she said airily. “No crossing of the line.”
But she didn’t say it with innocence. She said it like someone holding cards close to her chest. Her tone suggested truths she wasn’t yet ready to share — not lies, but selective reveals. She undressed slowly in front of him, and each inch of exposed skin was another twist of the knife in his gut.
When she slipped under the covers beside him, she curled her body into his and whispered, “Do you still want this, Elliot?”
He could barely breathe. “Yes.”
Claire ran her fingers over his chest, lower, lower still. “Then you’ll wait a little longer for the rest.”
He groaned, reaching for her, but she pushed his hand away with a sultry smile.
“Good things come to those who surrender completely,” she said.
Then she kissed his neck, nipped his ear, and whispered: “Come to bed, I’ll tell you what almost happened”.
Claire sauntered to the bedroom. Elliot stood there dumbstruck. A maelstrom of emotions washed over him as he watched his wife walk away from him. He followed Claire in a trance.
Part 19: The Recounting
Claire was already in bed when Elliot joined her.
She lay on her side, propped up by pillows, one knee slightly bent beneath the sheets, hair still tousled from the night. There was something in her eyes—not just satisfaction, but a soft flicker of mischief, knowing, restraint. Something about the way her lips curved without quite smiling.
Elliot slid in beside her, his body aching with the pressure of everything unspoken. He couldn’t even look at her at first—just lay there, silent, staring up at the ceiling, chest rising and falling too fast.
Claire shifted closer, her hand resting on his abdomen, fingers idly stroking him through the fabric of his boxers. He twitched under her touch.
"You're quiet," she said softly.
"I’ve been… thinking," he murmured.
She hummed, lips brushing his shoulder. "About?"
Elliot hesitated. "What you did tonight. What you almost did."
Claire smiled, slow and deliberate. "Almost is such an interesting word, isn’t it?"
He turned to look at her. “Tell me.”
She rolled onto her back, stretching lazily, letting the sheet slip down to reveal a flash of bare breast before it settled at her waist. Her fingers traced her collarbone absently. She seemed to be replaying something behind her eyes, something vivid.
"After dinner," she began, "Jordan opened another bottle of wine. A nice one. He poured us each a glass and said, ‘You’re dangerous, Claire.’”
Elliot’s breath caught.
“I asked him why he thought that,” she continued, glancing at Elliot with wicked calm. “And he said it was the way I looked at him. Like I wasn’t sure if I wanted to slap him or kiss him. I told him maybe I hadn’t decided yet.”
Elliot swallowed hard.
Claire shifted again, now straddling his thighs, her hips grinding just enough for him to feel the pressure, not enough to give him what he needed.
“Then he asked me if I ever kiss men who aren’t my husband.”
Elliot looked up at her, wide-eyed. “What did you say?”
She leaned down, lips grazing his. “I said… ‘Not yet.’”
He groaned, reaching for her, but she caught his wrists and pinned them gently to the bed.
“Do you want to hear the rest?” she whispered.
“Yes,” he breathed.
Claire’s voice dropped to a silky murmur. “He came close. Very close. He leaned in, and I could smell him — that cologne he always wears, and something else. Anticipation, maybe.”
Elliot was trembling beneath her.
“I thought about it,” she said. “Just one kiss. Just to see.”
She rolled her hips ever so slightly, feeling him strain beneath her.
“But I remembered something.”
“What?” he choked.
Claire kissed his throat, her tongue flicking against the hollow just above his collarbone.
“That this is your fantasy. Not his. Not even mine… yet. Yours.”
Elliot whimpered.
“And I want you to remember that if I ever do kiss him… if I ever let him undress me… or if I ever go even further… and let him fuck me, it will be because you let me.”
Her hips slowed, drawing a delicious, agonizing rhythm.
“Do you want that, Elliot?”
He nodded helplessly.
“No,” she whispered. “Say it.”
“I want it,” he said hoarsely. “I want you to go further. I want you to fuck him. Let him take you. I want you to show him things you’ve only shown me. I want to watch you slip away.”
Claire’s breath caught then, for the first time. She wasn’t immune. Her pupils widened. Her grip on his wrists tightened just slightly.
“I want you to take it from me,” he gasped. “And I want to give it to you. Everything.”
Claire leaned in close, brushing her lips across his, and whispered:
“Then I will.”
She released his wrists, and his hands flew to her body — but she moved off him, crawling down the bed and letting the tension stay unresolved.
“Not tonight,” she said with a devil’s grin. “You’ve been rewarded enough.”
Elliot lay there, panting, staring at the ceiling. He wasn’t sure if he’d just surrendered or survived. His pulse pounded in his ears, and somewhere beneath the ache and the thrill, a single truth settled in his chest like a stone:
He was no longer in control.
And he loved it.
Re: In the Hands of Her Desire
This is very teasing, excellent premise and well written story.
Sorry if you've felt unappreciated, or that people were not interested or not paying attention. It's come it these little sections all very quickly, developed faster than I expected - I read the first installment and then didn't really expect to see anything much new for some time. The drip turned into a flood!
Thank you, and keep up the good work
Sorry if you've felt unappreciated, or that people were not interested or not paying attention. It's come it these little sections all very quickly, developed faster than I expected - I read the first installment and then didn't really expect to see anything much new for some time. The drip turned into a flood!
Thank you, and keep up the good work
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Thanks Jacko. Most of this has been sitting around waiting to go, and also mattyg needs something to occupy his mind for the next couple of nights.
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very true. Thank you. I feel that maybe there are a lot more people reading and appreciating without necessarily commenting. It’s one of the best stories I’ve read on here in a while. It would always would be nice to get more feedback, I appreciate that from my own thread.-
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again thanks for the comments, and honestly I would have been happy to post here with zero response, but any comments, observations and opinions are welcome. Anyway like I said a long slow burn but finally maybe we're getting somewhere. Hope you enjoy.
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Part 20: From Jordan's View
Jordan had never been in a situation quite like this.
It gnawed at the back of his mind late at night — as he worked out at the gym, or late at night when the adrenaline had faded and only silence remained. Claire. Claire and her husband.
It was the way Elliot looked at him that stuck most of all. No malice. No posturing. Just... watching. Not quite approval. Not quite envy. Something in between. Something hungrier. Something he couldn’t name, but certainly not confidence, almost like deferment.
And Claire — Christ. The way she’d leaned in across the table at dinner. The way she hadn’t flinched when he touched her hand, but didn’t quite accept it either. A dance. A test. A dare.
It wasn’t just that she was beautiful. She knew she was. That was part of it. The way she used that knowledge. Not cruelly, but precisely. Like she was building something. Shaping it moment by moment. It seemed obvious what they both wanted, what everyone wanted, but were still somehow trying to find their way to the goal without losing everything.
He’d been turning it over all week. Their last drink. That almost moment. That look in her eyes that had said she was right there with him — and the pause. Not rejection. Not retreat. Just... control. Or was it something else?
And that was what drove him crazy. She was in charge of this, and at this point he was happy to be led, but for how much longer. It was clear to him that some bigger game was being played out here and it was intriguing. She was teasing him almost as much as her husband.
That afternoon, just as he was leaving the gym, she appeared.
Claire. In jeans and a silk blouse, minimal makeup, just a hint of gloss on her lips — but still, she turned every head on the street. She smiled like it was casual, but he knew better.
“I was nearby, and knowing your workout schedule was hoping I would bump into you” she said. “Thought I’d walk this way just in case, just to say hi.”
His pulse kicked.
“Got time for a drink?” he asked, voice deceptively easy.
She tilted her head, like she was weighing more than just her schedule. Then: “Sure.”
The bar was quiet, dimly lit—one of those low-key places tucked just off the main street, all amber tones and soft jazz. Claire slid into the booth first, her eyes catching Jordan’s as he followed her in. She smiled — not politely, not nervously, but with the kind of charged calm that only came when something unspoken hovered between two people like an electric field.
She wore a loose white blouse, the top two buttons casually undone, hinting at the curve of her collarbone. It wasn’t overt. But it wasn’t accidental, either.
“So,” Jordan said, settling across from her, arms folded on the table, tattoos peeking out from beneath the rolled sleeves of his grey tee. “Another drink with the married neighbor. What’s that make this, date number three is it?”
Claire laughed, low and throaty. “If you’re counting.”
“I am,” he said, not missing a beat.
She looked down, brushing a strand of hair behind her ear. “You know Elliot’s okay with this.”
Jordan leaned in a little. “Yeah, I know. Still weird, though. I mean… not gonna lie, Claire. I keep thinking there’s gotta be a catch.”
“There’s no catch,” she said, meeting his gaze again, this time more directly. “He wants this.”
Jordan gave a dry chuckle, sitting back. “Sure. He wants his wife to dress up, go out, flirt with the guy next door, and eventually… what? Sleep with him?”
Claire didn’t answer right away. The weight of it hung between them—intentional.
Finally, she said, “Yes. That’s exactly what he wants.”
Jordan watched her for a moment, his expression unreadable. “And you? What do you want?”
She swallowed, fingers curling around her glass. “I want to stop pretending this isn’t going somewhere.”
Jordan’s eyes darkened. “It is, isn’t it?”
Claire nodded. “It has been for some time.”
Jordan exhaled slowly, shaking his head. “Okay, so he’s into it. I still don’t get why. What’s in it for him?”
Claire studied him. “Control, in a way. Or the loss of it. He’s turned on by the idea of me choosing someone else. Not just sleeping with someone — wanting someone. Prioritizing someone. Taking what I want and leaving him... denied.”
Jordan blinked. “That’s... intense.”
She smiled faintly. “You have no idea. He wants to watch me pull away. Wants to feel powerless to stop it.”
Jordan’s tongue grazed his lower lip. “And you’re really okay with that?”
Claire nodded. “It’s not just okay. It’s freeing. I love Elliot, but this excite him like nothing I've ever seen before, and how could I be considered a loving wife if I didn't give my husband what he wants. We’ve been married seven years, Jordan. We’ve never done anything like this. But the moment I started speaking with you, texting you... something lit up in him. Something I didn’t even know was missing. and in me too...”
Jordan looked at her like he was seeing her differently. “So I’m not just a fling.”
“No,” she said. “You’re more than that. If we keep going — if we cross that line — you won’t be a side piece. You’ll be the main one.”
His brow furrowed slightly. “You mean like… I’d be the guy you fuck while he just... watches?”
Claire’s voice lowered. “Not even that. He won’t be in the room. Not if I don’t want him to be. He’ll know it’s happening. He’ll know you’re inside me. And I’ll send him home to sleep alone.”
Jordan’s mouth twitched, somewhere between intrigue and disbelief. “And you’re serious.”
“Dead serious,” she said. “I want you, Jordan. And he wants me to have you. Not just once. Not just for the thrill. He wants me to replace him.”
Jordan leaned forward, forearms on the table again, the heat between them crackling. “So if I wanted to take you back to my place tonight…”
Claire didn’t flinch. “Then I’d text him. I’d tell him I wouldn’t be coming home.”
Jordan exhaled. “And he’d just… what, jerk off to the thought?”
She tilted her head. “No. He’s not allowed to touch himself unless I say so. He gave me that power.”
“Fuck,” Jordan muttered under his breath, shaking his head again. “This is unreal.”
Claire smiled, slow and deliberate. “It’s real. And if we keep going, if you want this… then I’m yours. In every way Elliot used to have me.”
Jordan’s jaw clenched, a spark of raw hunger in his eyes. “You want me to take you away from your husband.”
“No,” she said, voice velvet-smooth. “I want you to let me give myself to you… while he watches it happen — helpless.”
The silence that followed was deep, intimate. Charged with anticipation neither of them dared defuse just yet.
Claire took a sip of her drink, her eyes never leaving Jordan’s. “So. Do you want me?”
Jordan didn’t answer with words. But the way he reached for her hand across the table — slow, firm, possessive — left no doubt at all.
Jordan studied her as she sipped her wine. Claire, always composed, always teasing without saying anything outright. But something about her tonight had shifted. Her edges were softer. Or maybe sharper. He couldn’t tell.
“I’ve been wondering something,” he said after a moment.
“Only one thing?” she smiled.
He smirked, leaned in. “What does he get out of this? Your husband. Watching you flirt with other men. Knowing you're out with me, alone. Not stopping you.”
Claire swirled her glass, watching the crimson spiral. “He gets everything,” she said, voice barely audible over the music.
“Everything?”
“He gets to feel it all. The anticipation. The jealousy. The fear. The arousal. And then, at the end of it all... he gets me, but not how he had me before.”
Jordan exhaled slowly. “And what do you get?”
Her eyes met his. “Power. And curiosity.”
He leaned closer. “Are you curious about me?”
Claire’s lips parted, but she didn’t answer.
He reached across the table, fingers grazing hers. “Because I’m very curious about you.”
She didn’t move away.
They sat like that, silence stretching. Then Claire said, softly: “I don’t know if I should kiss you.”
Jordan's voice was quiet, steady. “But you want to.”
Claire didn’t blink. “Yes.”
Their lips met slowly — no crash, no urgency, just the careful crossing of a line they both knew mattered. It deepened. Then her hand was on his chest, pressing him gently back, breaking the moment.
She was breathing harder. So was he. They talked some more as the hour grew later, and their touches became more intimate, more meaningful, like a line had been crossed and they were now free to fully explore each other.
Eventually, after more talk, touching and kisses, Claire looked at him for a long second, then slid out of the booth.
“I have to go,” she whispered.
Jordan didn’t stop her.
It was nearly midnight when she walked through the apartment door. Elliot was on the couch, lights low, eyes locked on the door the moment it opened.
She slipped out of her coat, took off her boots. Said nothing for a moment. Then:
“I kissed him.”
The words hit Elliot like a slow earthquake. He closed his eyes, swallowed hard.
“Did you want to?”
Claire nodded. “Yes.”
He was quiet.
“And?”
She came closer, sat beside him, touched his thigh gently.
“He respects the rules. He waited until I crossed the line.”
Elliot exhaled shakily. “And now?”
“He asked to see me again,” she said. “At his place. This time, not for dinner. Just… to talk. Privately. No schedule.”
A pause.
“He asked what I wanted. I told him I wasn’t sure. That I’d have to talk to you first.”
Elliot turned to her. His hands were trembling, barely, as they rested on his knees.
“Go to him.”
Claire blinked. “You’re sure?”
“No secrets,” Elliot said, voice barely above a whisper. “Tell me everything. But go.”
She touched his face, tender now, fingers cradling his jaw.
“I’ll go,” she whispered. “But I want you to remember something.”
“What?”
“That every time I give a piece of myself to him…” She leaned in, kissed him softly. “I’ll come back, and I will share this journey with you but you will have lost something that he has gained .”
Elliot’s heart ached in his chest, and his desire warred with his dread.
He nodded.
And watched her go.
Jordan had never been in a situation quite like this.
It gnawed at the back of his mind late at night — as he worked out at the gym, or late at night when the adrenaline had faded and only silence remained. Claire. Claire and her husband.
It was the way Elliot looked at him that stuck most of all. No malice. No posturing. Just... watching. Not quite approval. Not quite envy. Something in between. Something hungrier. Something he couldn’t name, but certainly not confidence, almost like deferment.
And Claire — Christ. The way she’d leaned in across the table at dinner. The way she hadn’t flinched when he touched her hand, but didn’t quite accept it either. A dance. A test. A dare.
It wasn’t just that she was beautiful. She knew she was. That was part of it. The way she used that knowledge. Not cruelly, but precisely. Like she was building something. Shaping it moment by moment. It seemed obvious what they both wanted, what everyone wanted, but were still somehow trying to find their way to the goal without losing everything.
He’d been turning it over all week. Their last drink. That almost moment. That look in her eyes that had said she was right there with him — and the pause. Not rejection. Not retreat. Just... control. Or was it something else?
And that was what drove him crazy. She was in charge of this, and at this point he was happy to be led, but for how much longer. It was clear to him that some bigger game was being played out here and it was intriguing. She was teasing him almost as much as her husband.
That afternoon, just as he was leaving the gym, she appeared.
Claire. In jeans and a silk blouse, minimal makeup, just a hint of gloss on her lips — but still, she turned every head on the street. She smiled like it was casual, but he knew better.
“I was nearby, and knowing your workout schedule was hoping I would bump into you” she said. “Thought I’d walk this way just in case, just to say hi.”
His pulse kicked.
“Got time for a drink?” he asked, voice deceptively easy.
She tilted her head, like she was weighing more than just her schedule. Then: “Sure.”
The bar was quiet, dimly lit—one of those low-key places tucked just off the main street, all amber tones and soft jazz. Claire slid into the booth first, her eyes catching Jordan’s as he followed her in. She smiled — not politely, not nervously, but with the kind of charged calm that only came when something unspoken hovered between two people like an electric field.
She wore a loose white blouse, the top two buttons casually undone, hinting at the curve of her collarbone. It wasn’t overt. But it wasn’t accidental, either.
“So,” Jordan said, settling across from her, arms folded on the table, tattoos peeking out from beneath the rolled sleeves of his grey tee. “Another drink with the married neighbor. What’s that make this, date number three is it?”
Claire laughed, low and throaty. “If you’re counting.”
“I am,” he said, not missing a beat.
She looked down, brushing a strand of hair behind her ear. “You know Elliot’s okay with this.”
Jordan leaned in a little. “Yeah, I know. Still weird, though. I mean… not gonna lie, Claire. I keep thinking there’s gotta be a catch.”
“There’s no catch,” she said, meeting his gaze again, this time more directly. “He wants this.”
Jordan gave a dry chuckle, sitting back. “Sure. He wants his wife to dress up, go out, flirt with the guy next door, and eventually… what? Sleep with him?”
Claire didn’t answer right away. The weight of it hung between them—intentional.
Finally, she said, “Yes. That’s exactly what he wants.”
Jordan watched her for a moment, his expression unreadable. “And you? What do you want?”
She swallowed, fingers curling around her glass. “I want to stop pretending this isn’t going somewhere.”
Jordan’s eyes darkened. “It is, isn’t it?”
Claire nodded. “It has been for some time.”
Jordan exhaled slowly, shaking his head. “Okay, so he’s into it. I still don’t get why. What’s in it for him?”
Claire studied him. “Control, in a way. Or the loss of it. He’s turned on by the idea of me choosing someone else. Not just sleeping with someone — wanting someone. Prioritizing someone. Taking what I want and leaving him... denied.”
Jordan blinked. “That’s... intense.”
She smiled faintly. “You have no idea. He wants to watch me pull away. Wants to feel powerless to stop it.”
Jordan’s tongue grazed his lower lip. “And you’re really okay with that?”
Claire nodded. “It’s not just okay. It’s freeing. I love Elliot, but this excite him like nothing I've ever seen before, and how could I be considered a loving wife if I didn't give my husband what he wants. We’ve been married seven years, Jordan. We’ve never done anything like this. But the moment I started speaking with you, texting you... something lit up in him. Something I didn’t even know was missing. and in me too...”
Jordan looked at her like he was seeing her differently. “So I’m not just a fling.”
“No,” she said. “You’re more than that. If we keep going — if we cross that line — you won’t be a side piece. You’ll be the main one.”
His brow furrowed slightly. “You mean like… I’d be the guy you fuck while he just... watches?”
Claire’s voice lowered. “Not even that. He won’t be in the room. Not if I don’t want him to be. He’ll know it’s happening. He’ll know you’re inside me. And I’ll send him home to sleep alone.”
Jordan’s mouth twitched, somewhere between intrigue and disbelief. “And you’re serious.”
“Dead serious,” she said. “I want you, Jordan. And he wants me to have you. Not just once. Not just for the thrill. He wants me to replace him.”
Jordan leaned forward, forearms on the table again, the heat between them crackling. “So if I wanted to take you back to my place tonight…”
Claire didn’t flinch. “Then I’d text him. I’d tell him I wouldn’t be coming home.”
Jordan exhaled. “And he’d just… what, jerk off to the thought?”
She tilted her head. “No. He’s not allowed to touch himself unless I say so. He gave me that power.”
“Fuck,” Jordan muttered under his breath, shaking his head again. “This is unreal.”
Claire smiled, slow and deliberate. “It’s real. And if we keep going, if you want this… then I’m yours. In every way Elliot used to have me.”
Jordan’s jaw clenched, a spark of raw hunger in his eyes. “You want me to take you away from your husband.”
“No,” she said, voice velvet-smooth. “I want you to let me give myself to you… while he watches it happen — helpless.”
The silence that followed was deep, intimate. Charged with anticipation neither of them dared defuse just yet.
Claire took a sip of her drink, her eyes never leaving Jordan’s. “So. Do you want me?”
Jordan didn’t answer with words. But the way he reached for her hand across the table — slow, firm, possessive — left no doubt at all.
Jordan studied her as she sipped her wine. Claire, always composed, always teasing without saying anything outright. But something about her tonight had shifted. Her edges were softer. Or maybe sharper. He couldn’t tell.
“I’ve been wondering something,” he said after a moment.
“Only one thing?” she smiled.
He smirked, leaned in. “What does he get out of this? Your husband. Watching you flirt with other men. Knowing you're out with me, alone. Not stopping you.”
Claire swirled her glass, watching the crimson spiral. “He gets everything,” she said, voice barely audible over the music.
“Everything?”
“He gets to feel it all. The anticipation. The jealousy. The fear. The arousal. And then, at the end of it all... he gets me, but not how he had me before.”
Jordan exhaled slowly. “And what do you get?”
Her eyes met his. “Power. And curiosity.”
He leaned closer. “Are you curious about me?”
Claire’s lips parted, but she didn’t answer.
He reached across the table, fingers grazing hers. “Because I’m very curious about you.”
She didn’t move away.
They sat like that, silence stretching. Then Claire said, softly: “I don’t know if I should kiss you.”
Jordan's voice was quiet, steady. “But you want to.”
Claire didn’t blink. “Yes.”
Their lips met slowly — no crash, no urgency, just the careful crossing of a line they both knew mattered. It deepened. Then her hand was on his chest, pressing him gently back, breaking the moment.
She was breathing harder. So was he. They talked some more as the hour grew later, and their touches became more intimate, more meaningful, like a line had been crossed and they were now free to fully explore each other.
Eventually, after more talk, touching and kisses, Claire looked at him for a long second, then slid out of the booth.
“I have to go,” she whispered.
Jordan didn’t stop her.
It was nearly midnight when she walked through the apartment door. Elliot was on the couch, lights low, eyes locked on the door the moment it opened.
She slipped out of her coat, took off her boots. Said nothing for a moment. Then:
“I kissed him.”
The words hit Elliot like a slow earthquake. He closed his eyes, swallowed hard.
“Did you want to?”
Claire nodded. “Yes.”
He was quiet.
“And?”
She came closer, sat beside him, touched his thigh gently.
“He respects the rules. He waited until I crossed the line.”
Elliot exhaled shakily. “And now?”
“He asked to see me again,” she said. “At his place. This time, not for dinner. Just… to talk. Privately. No schedule.”
A pause.
“He asked what I wanted. I told him I wasn’t sure. That I’d have to talk to you first.”
Elliot turned to her. His hands were trembling, barely, as they rested on his knees.
“Go to him.”
Claire blinked. “You’re sure?”
“No secrets,” Elliot said, voice barely above a whisper. “Tell me everything. But go.”
She touched his face, tender now, fingers cradling his jaw.
“I’ll go,” she whispered. “But I want you to remember something.”
“What?”
“That every time I give a piece of myself to him…” She leaned in, kissed him softly. “I’ll come back, and I will share this journey with you but you will have lost something that he has gained .”
Elliot’s heart ached in his chest, and his desire warred with his dread.
He nodded.
And watched her go.
Re: In the Hands of Her Desire
Heating up marvelously.
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Re: In the Hands of Her Desire
Wow! The build is surely powerful. In a sense, possibly more powerful than the act itself when it finally happens.
Great stuff! Thanks, Boi.
Great stuff! Thanks, Boi.
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Re: In the Hands of Her Desire
Part 21: The Dam Breaks
The elevator doors closed behind her, soft and slow, like a breath held too long.
She walked the corridor to his front door. The knock on Jordan’s door was soft but certain. Her hand had trembled, just once, before she made contact.
When he opened it, he looked at her like he already knew why she was there. Barefoot again. Shirt clinging to muscle and ink. No surprise in his eyes — only a kind of quiet hunger held carefully behind a measured breath.
“Hey,” he said, voice low. Uncomplicated.
“Hi,” she replied.
And then they just stood there for a beat.
She stepped in without waiting. Their bodies brushed. Jordan’s apartment door clicked shut behind her with a soft finality — a small sound, but it felt like a wall sliding into place behind her, sealing her off from the life above.
She turned. He was watching her with that same unreadable intensity. His eyes roamed over her with unashamed hunger. Jordan leaned against the door frame, arms crossed, lips twitching toward a smile that never quite reached the surface.
“I wasn’t sure you’d come,” Jordan said.
Claire smiled faintly. “I wasn’t sure either.”
“Did he tell you to?”
“No. He gave me permission. There’s a difference.”
Jordan nodded slowly. “You’re married,” he said. “But this — this thing between us — it’s real, isn’t it?”
Claire didn’t look away. “Yes. It’s real.”
“And if I touch you?” he asked. “If I kiss you again?”
Claire breathed in. “Then it won’t stop at a kiss.”
The silence that followed was electric.
"Let's go through, you want something to drink? Wine?"
"Wine would be good", she said.
They sat. A drink in hand. Words, halting, but real.
“I told him everything,” Claire said. Her voice was low, deliberate. “About you. What we talked about earlier. About what I want. What we want.”
“And what’s that?”
“I want to belong to you,” she said, turning to face him. “Tonight. Fully.”
He studied her for a moment — sharp eyes scanning her face, then drifting lower. Not leering. Claiming.
“And your husband?” Jordan asked. “He just let you walk away?”
Claire swallowed. “No. He asked me to.”
She moved in towards Jordan. “He wants me to be taken. To choose someone better. Someone stronger. And he wants to know it's real.”
Jordan’s jaw flexed, some deep, simmering tension surfacing behind his calm. He didn’t speak right away. He just reached out, tucked a strand of hair behind her ear.
“You sure you’re ready for that?” he asked.
Claire’s breath caught. “I think I’ve been ready longer than I realized.”
He pulled her in then — hands sliding around her waist, mouth hovering just shy of hers.
“Then say it,” he murmured. “Say what this is.”
Her lips parted. “I’m your woman tonight,” she whispered. “And Elliot is my cuckold.”
She held his gaze. “He told me to come to you.”
Jordan stepped closer. “Not enough. I want to hear you say it.”
Claire’s throat tightened, but she didn’t look away. “I want you. I want to be yours tonight.”
When she reached for him, it was not tentative. His hands were already rising to meet her — lips crashing, fingers exploring the edges they’d danced around for too long. The dam burst, not violently, but irresistibly, a flood they had both been bracing for, one heartbeat too long.
Heat, urgency, restraint fraying.
The tension that had hummed between them for weeks now found its voice — in gasps, in hands clutching fabric, in the low thud of a glass set aside and forgotten. The taste of wine on tongues. The feeling of being devoured by something inevitable. Their bodies said all the things they'd been too cautious to utter.
What they did that night wasn’t reckless.
It was deliberate.
It was surrender.
The kiss when it came wasn’t a question. It was a claiming. Weeks of teasing, tension, and unspoken truths combusting into a desperate collision. Claire melted into him, her body answering before her mind could catch up. His hands roamed without hesitation, guiding her to her feet and then backward through his darkened apartment like he already knew the route by heart, as they consumed each other.
Claire gasped as he walked her backward, one hand tangled in her hair, the other sliding possessively down her spine.
“I’ve been patient,” Jordan muttered against her mouth. “Watching you look at me like you’re starving. Letting you walk away, night after night. But not tonight. Tonight I get everything.”
His hands were already under her blouse, tugging, grasping, claiming skin that had never belonged to anyone but her husband.
Clothes fell in increments. Breath tangled. The edge they'd tiptoed along snapped beneath them, and they plummeted.
Her legs met the edge of his bed and he she fell backwards his weight pressed over hers. Muscles flexed. Ink moved against her skin. Every touch said, you’re mine now.
She gasped his name. He groaned hers.
There was nothing gentle about it. But it wasn’t cruel, either. It was claiming. Like he had been waiting for permission to make her his, and now that he had it, he wasn’t going to waste a single heartbeat.
He didn’t ask if she was okay — he knew. She didn’t tell him to stop — she couldn’t. They were past that now. Past language.
It was wet heat. Clutching hips. Fingers digging. Head thrown back. Her voice raw with need and revelation. And somewhere, beneath the sound of bodies colliding and breath catching, there was something sacred unraveling between them.
She wasn’t cheating.
She was becoming.
He moved even closer, towering over her now as she lay back, his voice low and certain. “No, Claire. Not just tonight. I want you to know what this is. I don’t share. Not once I take what’s mine.”
Her breath hitched. “And what am I to you?”
He cupped her face in his hand, his thumb brushing her lower lip. “You’re mine now. You feel that, don’t you? The way your body lights up when I touch you. That ache you bring upstairs every night, pretending you’re still his.”
Her eyes fluttered shut. “I feel it,” she whispered.
Jordan leaned down, his mouth a breath from hers. “Say it.”
“I’m yours,” Claire breathed. “Tonight... and after. He wants me to be. He needs to see it. That you’re better. Stronger. That I’m not just cheating — I’m choosing.”
“Tell me what he said before you left,” Jordan growled as he kissed along her jaw, her throat, biting just enough to make her tremble.
Claire gasped, trembling. “He said to give myself to you. To make him a cuckold.”
Jordan chuckled low and dark. “Then let’s not disappoint him.”
He stripped her with reverent aggression, as though he’d waited long enough and couldn’t wait another second. She didn’t resist. She offered. Arms raised. Breath caught. His mouth on hers. His hands everywhere.
“Look at you,” he murmured, eyes trailing down her now-bare body. “God, Claire. So fucking beautiful. And wasted on a man who wants to watch from the sidelines.”
She whimpered as he moved her into position with ease, guiding her down like a possession.
He knelt in front of her, kissed the inside of her thighs with a slow deliberation that made her tremble. “This is mine now. Understand?”
She nodded, gasping, her wedding ring glinting in the lamplight. “Yes.”
“Say it again,” he ordered, mouth hovering just above her.
“I’m yours,” she whispered. “Not his. Not tonight.”
She reached down and felt her slit, slick and wet, wanton. She felt Jordan guiding the head of his cock to her entrance. She took him im her hand. He was big, uncut, not Elliot. She paused momentarily before guiding him into her. There was resistance at first as he stretched her at her opening and then he was inside her.
When he took her, it wasn’t gentle. It was fervent, primal, the kind of possession born not of lust alone, but of triumph. Her fingers clawed at him. Her cries echoed off the walls. There was no fear. No hesitation.
Only surrender.
Jordan filled her in ways Elliot never had.
Not just in the crude, physical sense — though that was undeniable. Jordan’s body was built to dominate. He moved with a confidence that left no room for negotiation. No hesitation. No maybes. His hands gripped her like he owned her, and every thrust was a claim — not just of her body, but of her identity.
Claire’s breath caught again and again, tears pricking her eyes not from pain but from the sheer overwhelming force of being possessed by someone so utterly certain of his right to have her. He was bigger, thicker, stronger — his presence consuming every inch of her until she couldn’t think, only feel.
She was gasping, clutching, undone — and somewhere beneath the frantic rhythm and raw heat, something broke open inside her.
He was better.
The thought slammed into her with terrifying clarity. Not just better in bed. Better as a lover. A man.
She closed her eyes, the sweat-slicked warmth of Jordan pressing her deeper into the mattress with every animalistic thrust. His voice growled into her ear, filth and praise in equal measure. He told her what a good girl she was. How perfect she felt around him. How she belonged under him. On him. To him.
And she didn’t argue. She didn’t want to.
And that’s when it happened — quietly, like a whisper in her soul.
Something shifted.
She realized she wasn’t just doing this for Elliot anymore. This wasn’t about his kink, his desires, his fantasy of being less-than.
This was real.
She was choosing Jordan. Not out of cruelty. Not even out of lust. But because some deep, primal part of her wanted to be owned by a man who could truly take her. One who saw her not as a wife to be cherished, but a woman to be claimed.
And what did that make Elliot now?
Not lesser.
Not unworthy.
But... different.
Her respect for him didn’t vanish. It evolved. He had orchestrated this, after all. He had given her permission to explore the fullness of who she was — and now he was being rewritten by it.
She felt it in her bones: she would never see Elliot the same again. Not after this. Not after being stretched, gasping, crying out under another man, fully claimed, completely consumed.
He would still be her husband.
But he wouldn’t be her lover in the same way.
She was making him into something else.
A witness.
A worshipper.
A cuckold.
And she didn’t pity him for it.
She adored him.
He had loved her enough to let her become what she needed to be — and now, through Jordan, she was finding a version of herself she hadn’t known existed. Fierce. Sensual. Devoured and divine.
Jordan grunted, grabbing her wrists, pinning them above her head with one massive hand. “You like being fucked by a real man, don’t you?” he growled, hips slamming into her.
Her mouth opened, but no words came. Only a strangled moan that shattered against the walls of the room. She could only nod. Helpless. Wild.
And in that helplessness, she found freedom.
This was the moment her marriage changed.
Not when she told Elliot her desires.
Not when she kissed Jordan.
But now — here, beneath another man, fully taken.
She was changing.
And Elliot, miles away in the same building, was changing with her — even if he didn’t know how yet.
Her body rocked beneath Jordan, slick with sweat and surrender. Every movement of his hips sent another wave of sensation crashing through her, but it wasn’t just her body that trembled — it was something deeper, something tectonic.
She gripped the cushions beneath her, her back arching involuntarily, eyes glazed and unfocused. His weight pressed her down, caged her in, and still she wanted more. Harder. Deeper. Further from the woman she had been. Further from the wife she had promised to be.
Jordan didn’t ask what she needed. He knew. He fucked her with the authority of someone who believed she was already his. And with each punishing thrust, that belief became a truth.
Claire had known Elliot for a decade. They had built a life on love, kindness, intimacy.
But this?
This was something else entirely.
Her nails raked across Jordan’s back as he drove into her again, slow and deep now, each thrust more a claim than an act of lust. The world had narrowed to his body, his breath, his cock filling her, splitting her open like a truth long denied. Her voice had long since ceased forming coherent words — now just moans, gasps, whimpers of stunned need.
She felt undone.
Not just fucked.
Transformed.
The thought came to her in pieces — sudden, crystalline, undeniable:
This is what it feels like to be taken by a man who doesn’t ask. Who doesn’t need my consent to dominate. Who doesn't defer, or worship, or wait. He just takes, because he knows he should.
Jordan’s hand tangled in her hair, pulling her head back as he thrust harder.
“I own this pussy now,” he growled against her ear. “Doesn’t matter what your husband says. This is mine.”
And instead of flinching — she moaned.
It was true.
More than true. It was inevitable.
And the shame that might have once clung to that thought had been incinerated by the pleasure of surrender. No one had ever made her body sing this way. No one had ever made her feel so thoroughly consumed, used, adored in a way that had nothing to do with devotion and everything to do with conquest.
She knew, even as Jordan took her like an animal, that something inside her had shifted for good.
Elliot had planted the seed.
Jordan had harvested the bloom.
Now, inside the twisted beauty of that moment, Claire saw the outlines of a new future. A terrifying, thrilling possibility.
What if this wasn’t just a one-time transgression?
What if Jordan kept fucking her like this? Regularly. Casually. Brazenly.
What if Elliot got used to it? Grew addicted to the humiliation? Begged for her stories?
She could see it — clearer now with every thrust, every moan.
Elliot on his knees at the end of their bed, watching as she rode Jordan in full view, her eyes never once glancing down at her husband. His cock would be caged, dripping. His eyes glassy with a mix of pain and awe. Because this was what he wanted. A wife who was too good for him. A lover who fucked her like he never could. A life where he was a spectator to his own emasculation.
And Claire…
She wouldn't just tolerate it.
She’d thrive in it.
Something in her — the wife, the nurturer, the partner — had been peeled back like old skin. And underneath, glistening and powerful, stood the woman she was becoming.
And she knew, in the deepest part of her belly, in the place Jordan was stretching and claiming right now, that she would never go back.
She’d tried being the good wife. The understanding one. The loving equal.
But that part of her had died with the first slap of Jordan’s hips against her ass.
And something darker had bloomed in its place.
Jordan grunted into her neck, his voice a rough command. “You were meant for this. Weren’t you?”
She moaned, voice caught somewhere between shame and ecstasy. “Yes... God, yes.”
“Say it,” he demanded. “Say who you belong to.”
Her face flushed hot as the first orgasm coursed through her entire body, but the words came. They had to. “I belong to you.”
And the moment she said it, she felt it — that irreversible break. Not of vows. Of roles.
She realized, with something like horror and hunger combined, that she had lost something for Elliot in this moment. Not her love. But a piece of her respect.
Because now she had felt the difference.
Jordan had taken her like a man who didn’t need permission. Who didn’t fantasize from the sidelines. Who didn’t ask for her surrender — he seized it.
She knew Elliot would still want her after this. Crave her even more, now that she was ruined. But could he satisfy her again? Could he ever touch her the way Jordan had just touched her — so deeply, so completely, with zero doubt in his mind that he deserved her?
No.
And that truth hollowed her and thrilled her at once.
She moaned again as Jordan shifted her position effortlessly, flipping her onto her stomach, pulling her hips back, entering her again with an unrelenting rhythm that made her cry out.
Her thoughts shattered into fragments.
Elliot. Watching from behind his eyes. Powerless. Knowing she was like this under another man. Knowing he couldn’t compare.
And now a different part of her woke up. Darker. Sharper.
Not just the submissive wife honoring her husband’s kink.
No.
She was turning into something else.
A woman who could make all her husband's sordid little fantasies come true — and watch him unravel from it. A woman who might not stop. Even when he begged. Even when he regretted asking.
Be careful what you wish for, she thought, biting her lip as Jordan gripped her tighter.
Because he had wished for this. He wanted her taken. Owned. Claimed.
And now?
Now she wasn't just doing it for him. She was doing it because she liked it. Because the feeling of being handled by a man like Jordan, while her loyal, tender husband sat alone, aroused and broken, gave her a power she’d never tasted before.
A cruel, erotic joy curled inside her.
She imagined walking back into the apartment, flushed and glowing, her thighs still sticky from Jordan’s possession. Elliot’s wide eyes. His trembling hands. The way he’d thank her for making him feel small. Powerless.
And she’d smile sweetly.
But behind that smile, she’d know the truth.
Something inside her had changed. And it wasn’t going back.
Not ever. Again their bodies writhed in an increasingly urgent rhythm until they reached a final crescendo. Her orgasm ripped through her at the same time as his. Jordan gave out a guttural groan as his thrusts steadied and he emptied his seed inside her.Claire's entire body tingled and spasm-ed as she lost herself in a blissful climax that seemed unending.
Jordan collapsed beside her, breath heavy, skin slick. One arm still wrapped possessively around her waist, his body radiating heat and victory. She was panting, skin raw and humming, the tremors still rolling quietly through her.
Her mind floated, half-lost in the haze of the orgasm — no, not just the orgasm. The conquest.
Because that’s what it was.
She hadn’t just slept with Jordan.
She had left Elliot.
Physically, yes — but emotionally too, in some subtle, seismic way. Not out of cruelty. But because the act itself — the act of letting another man fuck her, take her, use her — had rewired something fundamental.
And now she could feel the shift in her spine, in her gut, in the calm that came after being truly used. Not like a wife. Not like a partner.
Like a possession.
Like a prize claimed.
She turned her head and studied Jordan. The tattoos that mapped his arms, the thick muscles still pulsing with life. He exuded a smug satisfaction, and rightfully so — he had just taken another man’s wife, ruined her in all the ways that counted. And she’d begged for it.
He knows now, Claire thought. He knows I’m his. Not because I said so. But because I let him make it true.
And Elliot?
What was he now?
The man who loved her so much he gave her away?
The man curled alone in their bed, maybe touching himself in shame, hoping her betrayal was as delicious as he imagined?
She felt no guilt. Only clarity.
Elliot had opened the door to this — set the stage for his own undoing. He wanted to be less. And now she finally saw what that made her.
More.
Her respect for him hadn’t died — it had mutated. Into something more complex, and more dangerous.
Because now she didn’t just love Elliot.
She owned him.
He was her loyal, sweet husband. But he was no longer her man. That title had shifted. Jordan hadn't just borrowed her body — he had rewritten her instincts. And the part of her that used to look at Elliot with longing now looked with something else:
Pity. Power. Ownership.
She pictured coming home, his face lighting up when he saw her, even knowing where she had been. How she’d smell like Jordan. How her thighs would still be slick with another man’s cum. And he would kiss her like she was a queen returned from battle.
Would she even shower first?
She didn’t know. She wasn’t sure she should.
A wicked part of her stirred. Let him smell it on me.
That thought — so dark, so delicious — sealed something in her.
This wasn’t just about kink anymore.
It was about power.
And now that she had tasted it, there was no pretending she was the same.
Not for Elliot. Not for herself.
Not for anyone.
She glanced at Jordan again. He was watching her now, head propped on one hand. Smirking like he knew what she was thinking.
“You’re mine now,” he said, simply. No question. No bravado. Just fact.
Claire didn’t reply.
She didn’t have to.
Because he was right.
They lay in silence, limbs tangled, her head on his chest, his hand idly stroking her thigh.
Claire didn’t speak. She didn’t need to.
Because in her mind, she was building the future.
She’d dress for Jordan next time. Lingerie Elliot would never see. She’d leave the apartment without saying a word. Let Elliot guess whether she was going to the gym or to her lover. Let him ache.
She could be cruel. She could make him suffer with gratitude.
She’d send him photos. Of Jordan’s cum on her chest. Of her lips wrapped around another man’s cock.
And Elliot would thank her for it. Beg to kiss her afterward. Maybe even lick her clean.
The ideas weren’t fantasies anymore.
They were plans.
And beneath all that, an even darker thought took root — quiet and thrilling:
What if I don’t stop? What if this becomes real? What if Elliot never gets to be my man again?
She bit her lip, heart pounding not with guilt, but with hunger.
Because now she’d had a taste of what she truly was. Not just a wife.
A queen with a pet husband and a king of a lover.
And she wasn’t going back.
The elevator doors closed behind her, soft and slow, like a breath held too long.
She walked the corridor to his front door. The knock on Jordan’s door was soft but certain. Her hand had trembled, just once, before she made contact.
When he opened it, he looked at her like he already knew why she was there. Barefoot again. Shirt clinging to muscle and ink. No surprise in his eyes — only a kind of quiet hunger held carefully behind a measured breath.
“Hey,” he said, voice low. Uncomplicated.
“Hi,” she replied.
And then they just stood there for a beat.
She stepped in without waiting. Their bodies brushed. Jordan’s apartment door clicked shut behind her with a soft finality — a small sound, but it felt like a wall sliding into place behind her, sealing her off from the life above.
She turned. He was watching her with that same unreadable intensity. His eyes roamed over her with unashamed hunger. Jordan leaned against the door frame, arms crossed, lips twitching toward a smile that never quite reached the surface.
“I wasn’t sure you’d come,” Jordan said.
Claire smiled faintly. “I wasn’t sure either.”
“Did he tell you to?”
“No. He gave me permission. There’s a difference.”
Jordan nodded slowly. “You’re married,” he said. “But this — this thing between us — it’s real, isn’t it?”
Claire didn’t look away. “Yes. It’s real.”
“And if I touch you?” he asked. “If I kiss you again?”
Claire breathed in. “Then it won’t stop at a kiss.”
The silence that followed was electric.
"Let's go through, you want something to drink? Wine?"
"Wine would be good", she said.
They sat. A drink in hand. Words, halting, but real.
“I told him everything,” Claire said. Her voice was low, deliberate. “About you. What we talked about earlier. About what I want. What we want.”
“And what’s that?”
“I want to belong to you,” she said, turning to face him. “Tonight. Fully.”
He studied her for a moment — sharp eyes scanning her face, then drifting lower. Not leering. Claiming.
“And your husband?” Jordan asked. “He just let you walk away?”
Claire swallowed. “No. He asked me to.”
She moved in towards Jordan. “He wants me to be taken. To choose someone better. Someone stronger. And he wants to know it's real.”
Jordan’s jaw flexed, some deep, simmering tension surfacing behind his calm. He didn’t speak right away. He just reached out, tucked a strand of hair behind her ear.
“You sure you’re ready for that?” he asked.
Claire’s breath caught. “I think I’ve been ready longer than I realized.”
He pulled her in then — hands sliding around her waist, mouth hovering just shy of hers.
“Then say it,” he murmured. “Say what this is.”
Her lips parted. “I’m your woman tonight,” she whispered. “And Elliot is my cuckold.”
She held his gaze. “He told me to come to you.”
Jordan stepped closer. “Not enough. I want to hear you say it.”
Claire’s throat tightened, but she didn’t look away. “I want you. I want to be yours tonight.”
When she reached for him, it was not tentative. His hands were already rising to meet her — lips crashing, fingers exploring the edges they’d danced around for too long. The dam burst, not violently, but irresistibly, a flood they had both been bracing for, one heartbeat too long.
Heat, urgency, restraint fraying.
The tension that had hummed between them for weeks now found its voice — in gasps, in hands clutching fabric, in the low thud of a glass set aside and forgotten. The taste of wine on tongues. The feeling of being devoured by something inevitable. Their bodies said all the things they'd been too cautious to utter.
What they did that night wasn’t reckless.
It was deliberate.
It was surrender.
The kiss when it came wasn’t a question. It was a claiming. Weeks of teasing, tension, and unspoken truths combusting into a desperate collision. Claire melted into him, her body answering before her mind could catch up. His hands roamed without hesitation, guiding her to her feet and then backward through his darkened apartment like he already knew the route by heart, as they consumed each other.
Claire gasped as he walked her backward, one hand tangled in her hair, the other sliding possessively down her spine.
“I’ve been patient,” Jordan muttered against her mouth. “Watching you look at me like you’re starving. Letting you walk away, night after night. But not tonight. Tonight I get everything.”
His hands were already under her blouse, tugging, grasping, claiming skin that had never belonged to anyone but her husband.
Clothes fell in increments. Breath tangled. The edge they'd tiptoed along snapped beneath them, and they plummeted.
Her legs met the edge of his bed and he she fell backwards his weight pressed over hers. Muscles flexed. Ink moved against her skin. Every touch said, you’re mine now.
She gasped his name. He groaned hers.
There was nothing gentle about it. But it wasn’t cruel, either. It was claiming. Like he had been waiting for permission to make her his, and now that he had it, he wasn’t going to waste a single heartbeat.
He didn’t ask if she was okay — he knew. She didn’t tell him to stop — she couldn’t. They were past that now. Past language.
It was wet heat. Clutching hips. Fingers digging. Head thrown back. Her voice raw with need and revelation. And somewhere, beneath the sound of bodies colliding and breath catching, there was something sacred unraveling between them.
She wasn’t cheating.
She was becoming.
He moved even closer, towering over her now as she lay back, his voice low and certain. “No, Claire. Not just tonight. I want you to know what this is. I don’t share. Not once I take what’s mine.”
Her breath hitched. “And what am I to you?”
He cupped her face in his hand, his thumb brushing her lower lip. “You’re mine now. You feel that, don’t you? The way your body lights up when I touch you. That ache you bring upstairs every night, pretending you’re still his.”
Her eyes fluttered shut. “I feel it,” she whispered.
Jordan leaned down, his mouth a breath from hers. “Say it.”
“I’m yours,” Claire breathed. “Tonight... and after. He wants me to be. He needs to see it. That you’re better. Stronger. That I’m not just cheating — I’m choosing.”
“Tell me what he said before you left,” Jordan growled as he kissed along her jaw, her throat, biting just enough to make her tremble.
Claire gasped, trembling. “He said to give myself to you. To make him a cuckold.”
Jordan chuckled low and dark. “Then let’s not disappoint him.”
He stripped her with reverent aggression, as though he’d waited long enough and couldn’t wait another second. She didn’t resist. She offered. Arms raised. Breath caught. His mouth on hers. His hands everywhere.
“Look at you,” he murmured, eyes trailing down her now-bare body. “God, Claire. So fucking beautiful. And wasted on a man who wants to watch from the sidelines.”
She whimpered as he moved her into position with ease, guiding her down like a possession.
He knelt in front of her, kissed the inside of her thighs with a slow deliberation that made her tremble. “This is mine now. Understand?”
She nodded, gasping, her wedding ring glinting in the lamplight. “Yes.”
“Say it again,” he ordered, mouth hovering just above her.
“I’m yours,” she whispered. “Not his. Not tonight.”
She reached down and felt her slit, slick and wet, wanton. She felt Jordan guiding the head of his cock to her entrance. She took him im her hand. He was big, uncut, not Elliot. She paused momentarily before guiding him into her. There was resistance at first as he stretched her at her opening and then he was inside her.
When he took her, it wasn’t gentle. It was fervent, primal, the kind of possession born not of lust alone, but of triumph. Her fingers clawed at him. Her cries echoed off the walls. There was no fear. No hesitation.
Only surrender.
Jordan filled her in ways Elliot never had.
Not just in the crude, physical sense — though that was undeniable. Jordan’s body was built to dominate. He moved with a confidence that left no room for negotiation. No hesitation. No maybes. His hands gripped her like he owned her, and every thrust was a claim — not just of her body, but of her identity.
Claire’s breath caught again and again, tears pricking her eyes not from pain but from the sheer overwhelming force of being possessed by someone so utterly certain of his right to have her. He was bigger, thicker, stronger — his presence consuming every inch of her until she couldn’t think, only feel.
She was gasping, clutching, undone — and somewhere beneath the frantic rhythm and raw heat, something broke open inside her.
He was better.
The thought slammed into her with terrifying clarity. Not just better in bed. Better as a lover. A man.
She closed her eyes, the sweat-slicked warmth of Jordan pressing her deeper into the mattress with every animalistic thrust. His voice growled into her ear, filth and praise in equal measure. He told her what a good girl she was. How perfect she felt around him. How she belonged under him. On him. To him.
And she didn’t argue. She didn’t want to.
And that’s when it happened — quietly, like a whisper in her soul.
Something shifted.
She realized she wasn’t just doing this for Elliot anymore. This wasn’t about his kink, his desires, his fantasy of being less-than.
This was real.
She was choosing Jordan. Not out of cruelty. Not even out of lust. But because some deep, primal part of her wanted to be owned by a man who could truly take her. One who saw her not as a wife to be cherished, but a woman to be claimed.
And what did that make Elliot now?
Not lesser.
Not unworthy.
But... different.
Her respect for him didn’t vanish. It evolved. He had orchestrated this, after all. He had given her permission to explore the fullness of who she was — and now he was being rewritten by it.
She felt it in her bones: she would never see Elliot the same again. Not after this. Not after being stretched, gasping, crying out under another man, fully claimed, completely consumed.
He would still be her husband.
But he wouldn’t be her lover in the same way.
She was making him into something else.
A witness.
A worshipper.
A cuckold.
And she didn’t pity him for it.
She adored him.
He had loved her enough to let her become what she needed to be — and now, through Jordan, she was finding a version of herself she hadn’t known existed. Fierce. Sensual. Devoured and divine.
Jordan grunted, grabbing her wrists, pinning them above her head with one massive hand. “You like being fucked by a real man, don’t you?” he growled, hips slamming into her.
Her mouth opened, but no words came. Only a strangled moan that shattered against the walls of the room. She could only nod. Helpless. Wild.
And in that helplessness, she found freedom.
This was the moment her marriage changed.
Not when she told Elliot her desires.
Not when she kissed Jordan.
But now — here, beneath another man, fully taken.
She was changing.
And Elliot, miles away in the same building, was changing with her — even if he didn’t know how yet.
Her body rocked beneath Jordan, slick with sweat and surrender. Every movement of his hips sent another wave of sensation crashing through her, but it wasn’t just her body that trembled — it was something deeper, something tectonic.
She gripped the cushions beneath her, her back arching involuntarily, eyes glazed and unfocused. His weight pressed her down, caged her in, and still she wanted more. Harder. Deeper. Further from the woman she had been. Further from the wife she had promised to be.
Jordan didn’t ask what she needed. He knew. He fucked her with the authority of someone who believed she was already his. And with each punishing thrust, that belief became a truth.
Claire had known Elliot for a decade. They had built a life on love, kindness, intimacy.
But this?
This was something else entirely.
Her nails raked across Jordan’s back as he drove into her again, slow and deep now, each thrust more a claim than an act of lust. The world had narrowed to his body, his breath, his cock filling her, splitting her open like a truth long denied. Her voice had long since ceased forming coherent words — now just moans, gasps, whimpers of stunned need.
She felt undone.
Not just fucked.
Transformed.
The thought came to her in pieces — sudden, crystalline, undeniable:
This is what it feels like to be taken by a man who doesn’t ask. Who doesn’t need my consent to dominate. Who doesn't defer, or worship, or wait. He just takes, because he knows he should.
Jordan’s hand tangled in her hair, pulling her head back as he thrust harder.
“I own this pussy now,” he growled against her ear. “Doesn’t matter what your husband says. This is mine.”
And instead of flinching — she moaned.
It was true.
More than true. It was inevitable.
And the shame that might have once clung to that thought had been incinerated by the pleasure of surrender. No one had ever made her body sing this way. No one had ever made her feel so thoroughly consumed, used, adored in a way that had nothing to do with devotion and everything to do with conquest.
She knew, even as Jordan took her like an animal, that something inside her had shifted for good.
Elliot had planted the seed.
Jordan had harvested the bloom.
Now, inside the twisted beauty of that moment, Claire saw the outlines of a new future. A terrifying, thrilling possibility.
What if this wasn’t just a one-time transgression?
What if Jordan kept fucking her like this? Regularly. Casually. Brazenly.
What if Elliot got used to it? Grew addicted to the humiliation? Begged for her stories?
She could see it — clearer now with every thrust, every moan.
Elliot on his knees at the end of their bed, watching as she rode Jordan in full view, her eyes never once glancing down at her husband. His cock would be caged, dripping. His eyes glassy with a mix of pain and awe. Because this was what he wanted. A wife who was too good for him. A lover who fucked her like he never could. A life where he was a spectator to his own emasculation.
And Claire…
She wouldn't just tolerate it.
She’d thrive in it.
Something in her — the wife, the nurturer, the partner — had been peeled back like old skin. And underneath, glistening and powerful, stood the woman she was becoming.
And she knew, in the deepest part of her belly, in the place Jordan was stretching and claiming right now, that she would never go back.
She’d tried being the good wife. The understanding one. The loving equal.
But that part of her had died with the first slap of Jordan’s hips against her ass.
And something darker had bloomed in its place.
Jordan grunted into her neck, his voice a rough command. “You were meant for this. Weren’t you?”
She moaned, voice caught somewhere between shame and ecstasy. “Yes... God, yes.”
“Say it,” he demanded. “Say who you belong to.”
Her face flushed hot as the first orgasm coursed through her entire body, but the words came. They had to. “I belong to you.”
And the moment she said it, she felt it — that irreversible break. Not of vows. Of roles.
She realized, with something like horror and hunger combined, that she had lost something for Elliot in this moment. Not her love. But a piece of her respect.
Because now she had felt the difference.
Jordan had taken her like a man who didn’t need permission. Who didn’t fantasize from the sidelines. Who didn’t ask for her surrender — he seized it.
She knew Elliot would still want her after this. Crave her even more, now that she was ruined. But could he satisfy her again? Could he ever touch her the way Jordan had just touched her — so deeply, so completely, with zero doubt in his mind that he deserved her?
No.
And that truth hollowed her and thrilled her at once.
She moaned again as Jordan shifted her position effortlessly, flipping her onto her stomach, pulling her hips back, entering her again with an unrelenting rhythm that made her cry out.
Her thoughts shattered into fragments.
Elliot. Watching from behind his eyes. Powerless. Knowing she was like this under another man. Knowing he couldn’t compare.
And now a different part of her woke up. Darker. Sharper.
Not just the submissive wife honoring her husband’s kink.
No.
She was turning into something else.
A woman who could make all her husband's sordid little fantasies come true — and watch him unravel from it. A woman who might not stop. Even when he begged. Even when he regretted asking.
Be careful what you wish for, she thought, biting her lip as Jordan gripped her tighter.
Because he had wished for this. He wanted her taken. Owned. Claimed.
And now?
Now she wasn't just doing it for him. She was doing it because she liked it. Because the feeling of being handled by a man like Jordan, while her loyal, tender husband sat alone, aroused and broken, gave her a power she’d never tasted before.
A cruel, erotic joy curled inside her.
She imagined walking back into the apartment, flushed and glowing, her thighs still sticky from Jordan’s possession. Elliot’s wide eyes. His trembling hands. The way he’d thank her for making him feel small. Powerless.
And she’d smile sweetly.
But behind that smile, she’d know the truth.
Something inside her had changed. And it wasn’t going back.
Not ever. Again their bodies writhed in an increasingly urgent rhythm until they reached a final crescendo. Her orgasm ripped through her at the same time as his. Jordan gave out a guttural groan as his thrusts steadied and he emptied his seed inside her.Claire's entire body tingled and spasm-ed as she lost herself in a blissful climax that seemed unending.
Jordan collapsed beside her, breath heavy, skin slick. One arm still wrapped possessively around her waist, his body radiating heat and victory. She was panting, skin raw and humming, the tremors still rolling quietly through her.
Her mind floated, half-lost in the haze of the orgasm — no, not just the orgasm. The conquest.
Because that’s what it was.
She hadn’t just slept with Jordan.
She had left Elliot.
Physically, yes — but emotionally too, in some subtle, seismic way. Not out of cruelty. But because the act itself — the act of letting another man fuck her, take her, use her — had rewired something fundamental.
And now she could feel the shift in her spine, in her gut, in the calm that came after being truly used. Not like a wife. Not like a partner.
Like a possession.
Like a prize claimed.
She turned her head and studied Jordan. The tattoos that mapped his arms, the thick muscles still pulsing with life. He exuded a smug satisfaction, and rightfully so — he had just taken another man’s wife, ruined her in all the ways that counted. And she’d begged for it.
He knows now, Claire thought. He knows I’m his. Not because I said so. But because I let him make it true.
And Elliot?
What was he now?
The man who loved her so much he gave her away?
The man curled alone in their bed, maybe touching himself in shame, hoping her betrayal was as delicious as he imagined?
She felt no guilt. Only clarity.
Elliot had opened the door to this — set the stage for his own undoing. He wanted to be less. And now she finally saw what that made her.
More.
Her respect for him hadn’t died — it had mutated. Into something more complex, and more dangerous.
Because now she didn’t just love Elliot.
She owned him.
He was her loyal, sweet husband. But he was no longer her man. That title had shifted. Jordan hadn't just borrowed her body — he had rewritten her instincts. And the part of her that used to look at Elliot with longing now looked with something else:
Pity. Power. Ownership.
She pictured coming home, his face lighting up when he saw her, even knowing where she had been. How she’d smell like Jordan. How her thighs would still be slick with another man’s cum. And he would kiss her like she was a queen returned from battle.
Would she even shower first?
She didn’t know. She wasn’t sure she should.
A wicked part of her stirred. Let him smell it on me.
That thought — so dark, so delicious — sealed something in her.
This wasn’t just about kink anymore.
It was about power.
And now that she had tasted it, there was no pretending she was the same.
Not for Elliot. Not for herself.
Not for anyone.
She glanced at Jordan again. He was watching her now, head propped on one hand. Smirking like he knew what she was thinking.
“You’re mine now,” he said, simply. No question. No bravado. Just fact.
Claire didn’t reply.
She didn’t have to.
Because he was right.
They lay in silence, limbs tangled, her head on his chest, his hand idly stroking her thigh.
Claire didn’t speak. She didn’t need to.
Because in her mind, she was building the future.
She’d dress for Jordan next time. Lingerie Elliot would never see. She’d leave the apartment without saying a word. Let Elliot guess whether she was going to the gym or to her lover. Let him ache.
She could be cruel. She could make him suffer with gratitude.
She’d send him photos. Of Jordan’s cum on her chest. Of her lips wrapped around another man’s cock.
And Elliot would thank her for it. Beg to kiss her afterward. Maybe even lick her clean.
The ideas weren’t fantasies anymore.
They were plans.
And beneath all that, an even darker thought took root — quiet and thrilling:
What if I don’t stop? What if this becomes real? What if Elliot never gets to be my man again?
She bit her lip, heart pounding not with guilt, but with hunger.
Because now she’d had a taste of what she truly was. Not just a wife.
A queen with a pet husband and a king of a lover.
And she wasn’t going back.
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Re: In the Hands of Her Desire
Part 22: The Waiting Game
The silence of the apartment felt like punishment. Without Claire there - knowing where she was, who she was with - everything was too still. Too quiet.
He sat in the kitchen where she'd left him, a half-drunk glass of wine in front of him, her perfume still hanging in the air. It felt like he had been sat there for an aeon but in truth it had been little more than 30 minutes.
He should have gone to bed. Tried to sleep. But instead, he sat there in nothing but a T-shirt and boxers, heart hammering, mind devoured by imagination.
She was with him now.
Two floors down.
What were they doing right now?
Was Jordan inside her already? Had she moaned? Had she cried out for him?
Was she whispering his name — not Elliot's—while being taken in ways Elliot never could?
Every thought was a knife twisted inside him. And yet he couldn’t look away. His mind needed to know. Needed to build the scene in his head, darker and hotter with every detail.
He pictured her gasping beneath Jordan. Her wedding ring flashing against his skin. Her fingers clutching him like he was the only thing that mattered.
And Elliot — alone, untouched, unwanted.
Just the husband.
Just the cuckold.
He throbbed with shame. With arousal. With unbearable love.
This is what I wanted, he reminded himself. This is what I asked for. He had dreamed of this exact moment — his wife taken by someone stronger. More dominant. Someone who could make her feel in ways Elliot never could. He had fantasized, confessed, begged.
But reality was different. The reality was excruciating. Nothing had prepared him for the ache in his heart. The angst. Or for the hard truth beneath it: she was choosing someone else now.
Not in theory. Not in fantasy. In reality.
And yet — his heart didn’t break. It bowed. Bent to the weight of something ancient and holy. Devotion in reverse. Love sharpened through surrender.
“Let her come back to me,” he whispered again.
But part of him already knew — she wouldn’t come back the same.
And he wouldn’t want her to. Eventually he conceded to exhaustion, and stumbled to their bedroom, throwing himself onto the bed. Defeated.
He lay on their bed, staring at the ceiling, sheets cool beside him. Her scent lingered, cruel and clinging.
He could almost hear it — ghostly echoes of pleasure that didn’t belong to him.
He imagined her lips parting, moaning Jordan’s name.
Every thought hardened him. Shamed him. Hollowed him.
He stared at the clock on the wall. It was almost 12:45am. Claire had been with him for over half an hour.
Was she still with him? Were they laughing over wine? Had they kissed again? Was it happening right now?
Every image was a dagger, but he couldn’t stop conjuring them. Couldn’t look away from his own torment.
He wanted this. Didn’t he?
He had said for her to go to him, but now — alone, in the quiet of their apartment — it felt like he’d given away more than permission. It felt like he’d given away his wife, his soul mate.
The pain was sharp. The arousal sharper. He hated himself for it. Loved her more for it.
He wanted her to come back changed. To be ruined for him, even as she returned to his bed. He wanted to taste her and know she wasn’t his anymore.
His eyes stung. His hands trembled.
“Please,” he whispered into the dark. “Please come back to me. Different. Owned. Loved by another... but still mine, somehow.”
When Elliot awoke he looked across at the bedside clock. it was 1:37 AM.
Elliot stared at the ceiling from the foot of their bed, where he sat upright, hands slack between his knees. The lamp on Claire’s side was still on. He hadn't had the courage to turn it off.
The silence in the apartment was thick. Every creak in the hallway felt louder. Every ticking second from the clock on the wall felt like it might split him open.
She was still gone.
Still with him.
Jordan.
Two floors down.
It was laughable — perfect, almost — in how unbearably close he was. Inside her, while Elliot sat here in their marital bed, untouched. Unneeded. Alone.
Because he’d told her to go.
“Give yourself to him.”
The words rang again in his skull, crueler with each repetition. Not from her lips — from his. It had been his voice that had sent her away and into another man’s arms. His voice that had begged for this. That had painted the fantasy in her mind for months. Encouraged her to flirt. To tease. To explore. To date.
And now, finally, to fuck.
God, what had he done?
What was she doing right now?
He closed his eyes and tried to still the swarm.
But it came anyway.
The images.
Claire on her knees, Jordan’s thick cock brushing her lips as she looked up with that soft, yielding smile Elliot knew so well.
Claire on her back, legs spread, gasping as Jordan sank into her, stretching her open, making her cry out in a tone Elliot had never heard.
Claire climbing him, riding him, her body dripping with arousal, with surrender, with betrayal.
And the worst part—
She’s loving it.
Elliot knew it in his bones.
Not enduring.
Not merely fulfilling his kink.
She was enjoying it.
She was meant for it.
He shifted uncomfortably. His cock was hard—aching, shamefully pressing against the waistband of his boxers. He hated it. Hated how badly he needed this. How the agony twisted with a perverse kind of bliss.
His wife was cheating on him.
But it wasn’t cheating, was it?
He’d orchestrated this.
He’d been the one who whispered those first fantasies into her ear in the dark. The one who had pressed his face between her legs while she watched porn of other women getting used, and imagined it was her. The one who had smiled while Claire read texts from Jordan. The one who had waited, night after night, hoping it would happen.
And now it had.
Now she was gone, and the marriage he knew — the marriage where he was her man, her lover, her equal — was crumbling.
He’d made himself small.
A witness.
A cuckold.
The word echoed.
“Cuckold.”
She’d said it during their lovemaking when they had role-played her returning from her first time with Jordan. Whispered it in his ear while crawling into bed beside him like she hadn’t just done something seismic.
"You’re officially a cuckold."
He'd come just from the sound of it, untouched.
Now, it felt like prophecy.
Now, he knew what it meant.
Would she come back smelling of sex? Would she let him taste it? Would she even want him anymore?
That thought undid him. Because he knew — he wasn't Jordan.
He wasn’t six foot two with inked muscles and a cock that made women gasp.
He was lean. Bookish. Kind. Devoted.
Loving.
But now those virtues felt like glass slippers. Too delicate. Too outdated. They hadn’t been enough to stop her from going. From wanting. From choosing someone else.
And what if it didn’t stop? What if this was just the beginning?
The door might open any minute now and with it, the new version of Claire. Not the woman he married, but something sharper. More unapologetic. Possessed of knowledge he could never know. What if she came home and looked at him differently? Not cruelly. Just… with a new awareness of who he was. Of who she was. Of the difference between them.
What if she was wet with another man’s cum, and instead of guilt, her eyes shimmered with power? What if she took off her clothes, stepped into their bedroom, and looked at him like a servant? And what if he fell to his knees?
Would that be the end? Or the beginning?
His heart raced. This had felt safe in fantasy. Contained. Erotic. Now it felt like a fault line cracking through the middle of his life.
What if Jordan didn’t go away? What if Claire didn’t want him to? What if people found out? Their neighbors. Friends. Family.
What if Claire changed? What if he had unleashed something that couldn't be re-caged?
And yet—
His cock pulsed again, harder this time, as though mocking his despair. Because beneath the shame, beneath the panic and dread, a single forbidden thrill remained. He was being broken - Utterly. And he loved her more for it.
It was 2:41 AM.
He hadn’t moved from the bed.
At some point, he had curled into himself — shirt clutched in one hand, her pillow in the other, the scent of her still faintly clinging to the fabric. He buried his face in it. Inhaled deeply.
God, Claire…
The scent alone made his eyes sting. Clean. Warm. Feminine. His. Or she had been. Maybe she still was. But now she was something else too. Someone else's.
He imagined Jordan’s scent on her now. Muskier. Louder. Claiming.
Had she showered? Or would she come back soaked in it?
His stomach twisted — shame and hunger dancing tight and low.
He wanted to know. He needed to know. He needed every filthy, beautiful detail.
Elliot rolled to the side of the bed and slipped to the floor, slowly, as if he couldn’t bear the weight of the mattress anymore. His knees touched the hardwood, and he knelt there, staring at the door.
Waiting.
Submitting.
Something in him had broken — snapped not like a brittle twig, but like a rope under strain. And now that it had snapped, there was relief. A dark, devouring kind of peace. He didn’t have to pretend anymore. He didn’t have to compete. Because the truth was written across every second she was gone: He had lost her.
Not her love.
But her body.
Her desire.
Her loyalty now had layers. Claire had become more — and he, less. And in that imbalance, he felt his purpose crystallize. He wasn’t meant to be her man anymore. He was meant to be her witness. Her servant. Her cuckold.
He pressed his forehead to the mattress and closed his eyes.
Please let her be full of him. Please let her come back and tell him that she moaned his name, begged him not to stop, came for him—again and again until she couldn’t move. Please let her smile with power and not ask for his forgiveness. Please let her ruin him.
Images Flooded Him
He imagined her heels clicking in the hallway, walking slow because her legs were weak from being fucked so hard she could barely stand.
He imagined her underwear still balled up in Jordan’s bedroom, forgotten. Her thighs sticky. Her inner lips swollen and raw from being filled—fucked—bred.
He imagined Jordan behind her, hand tangled in her hair, whispering things in her ear Elliot had never dared say. Things she wanted to hear.
"You’re mine now, aren’t you? Say it. Say your husband’s not enough".
And Claire — his sweet Claire—nodding. Saying it. Because it was true.
A low, broken sound escaped Elliot’s lips. His cock throbbed, impossibly hard. He reached down to touch himself—and then stopped.
No. Not tonight. Tonight wasn’t about pleasure. It was about surrender.
He would wait.
Wait for her permission.
Wait for her story.
Wait for her verdict.
Because when she walked through that door, she would be new.
And he would be changed forever.
He wanted her to see him like this.
Kneeling.
Obedient.
Small.
Ready to be whatever she needed.
Even if that meant nothing more than a husband in name. Even if she never let him inside her again. Even if he became just a mouth, just a heart, just a toy — an audience to her pleasure with another man. He would love her through it. Through the humiliation. Through the transformation. Through the ache of knowing that she was becoming something stronger, bolder, untouchable. He would worship her like the goddess she was because that was all he was good for now.
And the terrifying part? The exhilarating part?
It was what he had always wanted and now, finally, it was happening.
It was a little after 4:20am when Claire made her way home.
She was still sore. Deliciously, deeply sore in a way that reached her bones.
As she walked down the hallway back toward their apartment, coat wrapped loosely around her, with a shirt borrowed from Jordan to cover her modesty, her thighs sticky and aching, Claire realized her body would remember this long after the marks faded.
Jordan had fucked her like she’d never been fucked before.
Not tenderly. Not romantically, but with an authority that didn’t ask, didn’t check, didn’t yield. It was as if he had known from the moment she walked into his apartment that she belonged to him — that she needed him to show her.
And he had. He had ruined her. Not in shame, but in scale, because now, she knew what it felt like to be filled. Truly filled. Taken by a cock that stretched her wide, hit her in places Elliot never had, never could. Jordan didn’t make love to her. He used her. Worshiped her with force. And that force had changed something inside her. She had come on his cock again and again, helpless, shaking, her body convulsing around him like it never had for Elliot. Not once.
It was shattering. Revealing.
And in the quiet, drifting aftermath — when Jordan had spilled inside her, kissed her neck, and called her his good girl — she had smiled. Genuinely. Because she had felt it.
She was someone else's now.
She could already picture Elliot, waiting in bed like a puppy. Hopeful. Loving. Small.
She remembered his cock — hard but modest, eager but uncertain. The way he tried. The way he wanted so badly to please her.
And suddenly it all felt… quaint.
Cute, even.
But insufficient.
So small.
So delicate, compared to the raw, unrelenting truth Jordan had given her. She had screamed into Jordan’s pillow as he’d made her come with nothing but his cock and his hand on her throat. She had begged for more. Not because it was kinky. Because it was needed.
Could Elliot ever do that?
No.
Would she even let him try again?
She didn’t know.
And that was the terrifying part.
Because once you’ve tasted everything, it’s hard to go back to enough.
A hundred thoughts swirled through her brain as she made her way back to her husband:
What if I don’t want him to touch me anymore?
What if his cock feels like a memory instead of a part of my life?
What if I can only come now for Jordan?
She wasn’t trying to be cruel. But the truth rang inside her like a bell: Elliot had given her away, and now she felt like she had outgrown him — at least as a lover.
She might still love him. She might still kiss him, hold him, cherish him.
But fuck him? After what she had just experienced with Jordan it felt like a joke. In the after shock of what Jordan had unleashed on her, she knew as she opened the door things were changing for her and Elliot.
The lock clicked softly.
Elliot heard it before he saw her — his head still bowed, kneeling by the bed like something devout, trembling with dread and need.
The door opened with a whisper, not a bang. She stepped in slowly, deliberately.
He didn’t look up.
He couldn’t.
Not yet.
He listened.
The rustle of fabric — her coat coming off.
The soft thump of her bag being set down.
The hush of her footsteps across hardwood.
And then…
Silence.
Her breath. Warm, steady. Close.
She was watching him.
She hadn’t said a word.
Still, he knew.
He could smell it — her. And something else. A darker musk, heavier, almost animal. A scent that didn’t belong to him. Could never belong to him.
His stomach clenched. His cock pulsed.
Then, finally, her voice.
Low. Steady. Changed.
“Look at me.”
He lifted his head.
Claire stood before him in a black top, loose at the collar - not hers - his. Hair slightly mussed. Skin glowing faintly, as though lit from within. Her lipstick was gone. Her thighs, he noticed, were bare beneath the hem of her coat, still unzipped and open—no underwear. No shame.
Her eyes met his.
They were not the same.
She stepped closer, slowly, as if testing the weight of her heels on the floor.
“Do you want to know what happened?” she asked.
He nodded, mouth dry.
“Say it.”
“Yes,” he whispered. “I need to know.”
She smiled, not kindly. Not cruelly either. Just… assured. Owning the moment. Owning him.
“He took me, Elliot,” she said. “That’s what happened. I let him take me.”
His breath hitched.
“He was waiting. Barefoot. Calm. Like he knew.”
She paused, a beat of silence letting the truth sink in.
“He didn’t kiss me right away. He waited until I got close. Until I touched him. And then…”
Her eyes glazed just slightly at the memory. She exhaled, slow.
“He kissed me like no one else ever has. Like I was already his.”
“I was, wasn’t I?”
Elliot swallowed hard, shame rushing up his spine like fire.
“Yes,” he whispered. “You were.”
She stepped out of her heels. Walked to the bed. Sat down, legs slightly parted, not caring what he saw.
“He fucked me, Elliot.”
Her voice didn’t waver. It was final.
“He took me on the couch. Then on his bed. Then against the window.”
Her lip curled slightly, remembering.
“He held my wrists. Called me his. Said you had given me to him. And I couldn’t argue. I didn’t want to argue.”
She looked down at him.
“Do you want to know how many times I came?”
Elliot trembled. His voice cracked.
“Yes.”
“Three. On my back. Once while riding him. Once when he pulled out and came all over my chest.”
She let the word linger.
“He came so much, Elliot. It was all over me. In my hair. My mouth. My thighs.”
“I tasted him.”
A pause. She tilted her head.
“Do you want to taste him too?”
Elliot gasped — a sharp, wet sound from the back of his throat. He couldn’t speak. He could only nod.
Claire’s eyes softened. Not with affection. With victory.
With power.
“You’re not my only man anymore,” she said.
“You’re my other man.”
He wilted beneath those words. Something inside him gave way completely. And in its place: peace. Humiliation. And a violent, exquisite arousal.
“Say it,” she ordered.
He looked up at her, tears in his eyes.
“I’m your other man,” he whispered.
“Louder.”
“I’m not your lover. I’m not your man. I’m your cuckold.”
Her smile widened. She reached down, brushed his cheek.
“Good boy.”
She stood.
Slowly, she unbuttoned her top, letting it slide down her shoulders. She was bare beneath.
The skin of her breasts still glistened faintly, streaked with what had dried there. Not sweat.
Not hers.
She didn’t hide it.
She presented it.
“You want to clean me?” she asked.
Elliot nodded furiously, falling forward onto his hands, crawling the last few inches to her thighs.
“Yes. Please. Let me.”
“Then start with your mouth. I want you to taste what you gave away.”
She spread her legs a little further, offering her skin, her scent, her ruin.
And he leaned in — trembling, reverent — and pressed his lips to the salt of her skin, his tongue flicking over the evidence of her betrayal.
Her claiming.
Her new life.
And as she watched him clean her, Claire’s smile deepened.
Because she knew—
This was just the beginning.
The silence of the apartment felt like punishment. Without Claire there - knowing where she was, who she was with - everything was too still. Too quiet.
He sat in the kitchen where she'd left him, a half-drunk glass of wine in front of him, her perfume still hanging in the air. It felt like he had been sat there for an aeon but in truth it had been little more than 30 minutes.
He should have gone to bed. Tried to sleep. But instead, he sat there in nothing but a T-shirt and boxers, heart hammering, mind devoured by imagination.
She was with him now.
Two floors down.
What were they doing right now?
Was Jordan inside her already? Had she moaned? Had she cried out for him?
Was she whispering his name — not Elliot's—while being taken in ways Elliot never could?
Every thought was a knife twisted inside him. And yet he couldn’t look away. His mind needed to know. Needed to build the scene in his head, darker and hotter with every detail.
He pictured her gasping beneath Jordan. Her wedding ring flashing against his skin. Her fingers clutching him like he was the only thing that mattered.
And Elliot — alone, untouched, unwanted.
Just the husband.
Just the cuckold.
He throbbed with shame. With arousal. With unbearable love.
This is what I wanted, he reminded himself. This is what I asked for. He had dreamed of this exact moment — his wife taken by someone stronger. More dominant. Someone who could make her feel in ways Elliot never could. He had fantasized, confessed, begged.
But reality was different. The reality was excruciating. Nothing had prepared him for the ache in his heart. The angst. Or for the hard truth beneath it: she was choosing someone else now.
Not in theory. Not in fantasy. In reality.
And yet — his heart didn’t break. It bowed. Bent to the weight of something ancient and holy. Devotion in reverse. Love sharpened through surrender.
“Let her come back to me,” he whispered again.
But part of him already knew — she wouldn’t come back the same.
And he wouldn’t want her to. Eventually he conceded to exhaustion, and stumbled to their bedroom, throwing himself onto the bed. Defeated.
He lay on their bed, staring at the ceiling, sheets cool beside him. Her scent lingered, cruel and clinging.
He could almost hear it — ghostly echoes of pleasure that didn’t belong to him.
He imagined her lips parting, moaning Jordan’s name.
Every thought hardened him. Shamed him. Hollowed him.
He stared at the clock on the wall. It was almost 12:45am. Claire had been with him for over half an hour.
Was she still with him? Were they laughing over wine? Had they kissed again? Was it happening right now?
Every image was a dagger, but he couldn’t stop conjuring them. Couldn’t look away from his own torment.
He wanted this. Didn’t he?
He had said for her to go to him, but now — alone, in the quiet of their apartment — it felt like he’d given away more than permission. It felt like he’d given away his wife, his soul mate.
The pain was sharp. The arousal sharper. He hated himself for it. Loved her more for it.
He wanted her to come back changed. To be ruined for him, even as she returned to his bed. He wanted to taste her and know she wasn’t his anymore.
His eyes stung. His hands trembled.
“Please,” he whispered into the dark. “Please come back to me. Different. Owned. Loved by another... but still mine, somehow.”
When Elliot awoke he looked across at the bedside clock. it was 1:37 AM.
Elliot stared at the ceiling from the foot of their bed, where he sat upright, hands slack between his knees. The lamp on Claire’s side was still on. He hadn't had the courage to turn it off.
The silence in the apartment was thick. Every creak in the hallway felt louder. Every ticking second from the clock on the wall felt like it might split him open.
She was still gone.
Still with him.
Jordan.
Two floors down.
It was laughable — perfect, almost — in how unbearably close he was. Inside her, while Elliot sat here in their marital bed, untouched. Unneeded. Alone.
Because he’d told her to go.
“Give yourself to him.”
The words rang again in his skull, crueler with each repetition. Not from her lips — from his. It had been his voice that had sent her away and into another man’s arms. His voice that had begged for this. That had painted the fantasy in her mind for months. Encouraged her to flirt. To tease. To explore. To date.
And now, finally, to fuck.
God, what had he done?
What was she doing right now?
He closed his eyes and tried to still the swarm.
But it came anyway.
The images.
Claire on her knees, Jordan’s thick cock brushing her lips as she looked up with that soft, yielding smile Elliot knew so well.
Claire on her back, legs spread, gasping as Jordan sank into her, stretching her open, making her cry out in a tone Elliot had never heard.
Claire climbing him, riding him, her body dripping with arousal, with surrender, with betrayal.
And the worst part—
She’s loving it.
Elliot knew it in his bones.
Not enduring.
Not merely fulfilling his kink.
She was enjoying it.
She was meant for it.
He shifted uncomfortably. His cock was hard—aching, shamefully pressing against the waistband of his boxers. He hated it. Hated how badly he needed this. How the agony twisted with a perverse kind of bliss.
His wife was cheating on him.
But it wasn’t cheating, was it?
He’d orchestrated this.
He’d been the one who whispered those first fantasies into her ear in the dark. The one who had pressed his face between her legs while she watched porn of other women getting used, and imagined it was her. The one who had smiled while Claire read texts from Jordan. The one who had waited, night after night, hoping it would happen.
And now it had.
Now she was gone, and the marriage he knew — the marriage where he was her man, her lover, her equal — was crumbling.
He’d made himself small.
A witness.
A cuckold.
The word echoed.
“Cuckold.”
She’d said it during their lovemaking when they had role-played her returning from her first time with Jordan. Whispered it in his ear while crawling into bed beside him like she hadn’t just done something seismic.
"You’re officially a cuckold."
He'd come just from the sound of it, untouched.
Now, it felt like prophecy.
Now, he knew what it meant.
Would she come back smelling of sex? Would she let him taste it? Would she even want him anymore?
That thought undid him. Because he knew — he wasn't Jordan.
He wasn’t six foot two with inked muscles and a cock that made women gasp.
He was lean. Bookish. Kind. Devoted.
Loving.
But now those virtues felt like glass slippers. Too delicate. Too outdated. They hadn’t been enough to stop her from going. From wanting. From choosing someone else.
And what if it didn’t stop? What if this was just the beginning?
The door might open any minute now and with it, the new version of Claire. Not the woman he married, but something sharper. More unapologetic. Possessed of knowledge he could never know. What if she came home and looked at him differently? Not cruelly. Just… with a new awareness of who he was. Of who she was. Of the difference between them.
What if she was wet with another man’s cum, and instead of guilt, her eyes shimmered with power? What if she took off her clothes, stepped into their bedroom, and looked at him like a servant? And what if he fell to his knees?
Would that be the end? Or the beginning?
His heart raced. This had felt safe in fantasy. Contained. Erotic. Now it felt like a fault line cracking through the middle of his life.
What if Jordan didn’t go away? What if Claire didn’t want him to? What if people found out? Their neighbors. Friends. Family.
What if Claire changed? What if he had unleashed something that couldn't be re-caged?
And yet—
His cock pulsed again, harder this time, as though mocking his despair. Because beneath the shame, beneath the panic and dread, a single forbidden thrill remained. He was being broken - Utterly. And he loved her more for it.
It was 2:41 AM.
He hadn’t moved from the bed.
At some point, he had curled into himself — shirt clutched in one hand, her pillow in the other, the scent of her still faintly clinging to the fabric. He buried his face in it. Inhaled deeply.
God, Claire…
The scent alone made his eyes sting. Clean. Warm. Feminine. His. Or she had been. Maybe she still was. But now she was something else too. Someone else's.
He imagined Jordan’s scent on her now. Muskier. Louder. Claiming.
Had she showered? Or would she come back soaked in it?
His stomach twisted — shame and hunger dancing tight and low.
He wanted to know. He needed to know. He needed every filthy, beautiful detail.
Elliot rolled to the side of the bed and slipped to the floor, slowly, as if he couldn’t bear the weight of the mattress anymore. His knees touched the hardwood, and he knelt there, staring at the door.
Waiting.
Submitting.
Something in him had broken — snapped not like a brittle twig, but like a rope under strain. And now that it had snapped, there was relief. A dark, devouring kind of peace. He didn’t have to pretend anymore. He didn’t have to compete. Because the truth was written across every second she was gone: He had lost her.
Not her love.
But her body.
Her desire.
Her loyalty now had layers. Claire had become more — and he, less. And in that imbalance, he felt his purpose crystallize. He wasn’t meant to be her man anymore. He was meant to be her witness. Her servant. Her cuckold.
He pressed his forehead to the mattress and closed his eyes.
Please let her be full of him. Please let her come back and tell him that she moaned his name, begged him not to stop, came for him—again and again until she couldn’t move. Please let her smile with power and not ask for his forgiveness. Please let her ruin him.
Images Flooded Him
He imagined her heels clicking in the hallway, walking slow because her legs were weak from being fucked so hard she could barely stand.
He imagined her underwear still balled up in Jordan’s bedroom, forgotten. Her thighs sticky. Her inner lips swollen and raw from being filled—fucked—bred.
He imagined Jordan behind her, hand tangled in her hair, whispering things in her ear Elliot had never dared say. Things she wanted to hear.
"You’re mine now, aren’t you? Say it. Say your husband’s not enough".
And Claire — his sweet Claire—nodding. Saying it. Because it was true.
A low, broken sound escaped Elliot’s lips. His cock throbbed, impossibly hard. He reached down to touch himself—and then stopped.
No. Not tonight. Tonight wasn’t about pleasure. It was about surrender.
He would wait.
Wait for her permission.
Wait for her story.
Wait for her verdict.
Because when she walked through that door, she would be new.
And he would be changed forever.
He wanted her to see him like this.
Kneeling.
Obedient.
Small.
Ready to be whatever she needed.
Even if that meant nothing more than a husband in name. Even if she never let him inside her again. Even if he became just a mouth, just a heart, just a toy — an audience to her pleasure with another man. He would love her through it. Through the humiliation. Through the transformation. Through the ache of knowing that she was becoming something stronger, bolder, untouchable. He would worship her like the goddess she was because that was all he was good for now.
And the terrifying part? The exhilarating part?
It was what he had always wanted and now, finally, it was happening.
It was a little after 4:20am when Claire made her way home.
She was still sore. Deliciously, deeply sore in a way that reached her bones.
As she walked down the hallway back toward their apartment, coat wrapped loosely around her, with a shirt borrowed from Jordan to cover her modesty, her thighs sticky and aching, Claire realized her body would remember this long after the marks faded.
Jordan had fucked her like she’d never been fucked before.
Not tenderly. Not romantically, but with an authority that didn’t ask, didn’t check, didn’t yield. It was as if he had known from the moment she walked into his apartment that she belonged to him — that she needed him to show her.
And he had. He had ruined her. Not in shame, but in scale, because now, she knew what it felt like to be filled. Truly filled. Taken by a cock that stretched her wide, hit her in places Elliot never had, never could. Jordan didn’t make love to her. He used her. Worshiped her with force. And that force had changed something inside her. She had come on his cock again and again, helpless, shaking, her body convulsing around him like it never had for Elliot. Not once.
It was shattering. Revealing.
And in the quiet, drifting aftermath — when Jordan had spilled inside her, kissed her neck, and called her his good girl — she had smiled. Genuinely. Because she had felt it.
She was someone else's now.
She could already picture Elliot, waiting in bed like a puppy. Hopeful. Loving. Small.
She remembered his cock — hard but modest, eager but uncertain. The way he tried. The way he wanted so badly to please her.
And suddenly it all felt… quaint.
Cute, even.
But insufficient.
So small.
So delicate, compared to the raw, unrelenting truth Jordan had given her. She had screamed into Jordan’s pillow as he’d made her come with nothing but his cock and his hand on her throat. She had begged for more. Not because it was kinky. Because it was needed.
Could Elliot ever do that?
No.
Would she even let him try again?
She didn’t know.
And that was the terrifying part.
Because once you’ve tasted everything, it’s hard to go back to enough.
A hundred thoughts swirled through her brain as she made her way back to her husband:
What if I don’t want him to touch me anymore?
What if his cock feels like a memory instead of a part of my life?
What if I can only come now for Jordan?
She wasn’t trying to be cruel. But the truth rang inside her like a bell: Elliot had given her away, and now she felt like she had outgrown him — at least as a lover.
She might still love him. She might still kiss him, hold him, cherish him.
But fuck him? After what she had just experienced with Jordan it felt like a joke. In the after shock of what Jordan had unleashed on her, she knew as she opened the door things were changing for her and Elliot.
The lock clicked softly.
Elliot heard it before he saw her — his head still bowed, kneeling by the bed like something devout, trembling with dread and need.
The door opened with a whisper, not a bang. She stepped in slowly, deliberately.
He didn’t look up.
He couldn’t.
Not yet.
He listened.
The rustle of fabric — her coat coming off.
The soft thump of her bag being set down.
The hush of her footsteps across hardwood.
And then…
Silence.
Her breath. Warm, steady. Close.
She was watching him.
She hadn’t said a word.
Still, he knew.
He could smell it — her. And something else. A darker musk, heavier, almost animal. A scent that didn’t belong to him. Could never belong to him.
His stomach clenched. His cock pulsed.
Then, finally, her voice.
Low. Steady. Changed.
“Look at me.”
He lifted his head.
Claire stood before him in a black top, loose at the collar - not hers - his. Hair slightly mussed. Skin glowing faintly, as though lit from within. Her lipstick was gone. Her thighs, he noticed, were bare beneath the hem of her coat, still unzipped and open—no underwear. No shame.
Her eyes met his.
They were not the same.
She stepped closer, slowly, as if testing the weight of her heels on the floor.
“Do you want to know what happened?” she asked.
He nodded, mouth dry.
“Say it.”
“Yes,” he whispered. “I need to know.”
She smiled, not kindly. Not cruelly either. Just… assured. Owning the moment. Owning him.
“He took me, Elliot,” she said. “That’s what happened. I let him take me.”
His breath hitched.
“He was waiting. Barefoot. Calm. Like he knew.”
She paused, a beat of silence letting the truth sink in.
“He didn’t kiss me right away. He waited until I got close. Until I touched him. And then…”
Her eyes glazed just slightly at the memory. She exhaled, slow.
“He kissed me like no one else ever has. Like I was already his.”
“I was, wasn’t I?”
Elliot swallowed hard, shame rushing up his spine like fire.
“Yes,” he whispered. “You were.”
She stepped out of her heels. Walked to the bed. Sat down, legs slightly parted, not caring what he saw.
“He fucked me, Elliot.”
Her voice didn’t waver. It was final.
“He took me on the couch. Then on his bed. Then against the window.”
Her lip curled slightly, remembering.
“He held my wrists. Called me his. Said you had given me to him. And I couldn’t argue. I didn’t want to argue.”
She looked down at him.
“Do you want to know how many times I came?”
Elliot trembled. His voice cracked.
“Yes.”
“Three. On my back. Once while riding him. Once when he pulled out and came all over my chest.”
She let the word linger.
“He came so much, Elliot. It was all over me. In my hair. My mouth. My thighs.”
“I tasted him.”
A pause. She tilted her head.
“Do you want to taste him too?”
Elliot gasped — a sharp, wet sound from the back of his throat. He couldn’t speak. He could only nod.
Claire’s eyes softened. Not with affection. With victory.
With power.
“You’re not my only man anymore,” she said.
“You’re my other man.”
He wilted beneath those words. Something inside him gave way completely. And in its place: peace. Humiliation. And a violent, exquisite arousal.
“Say it,” she ordered.
He looked up at her, tears in his eyes.
“I’m your other man,” he whispered.
“Louder.”
“I’m not your lover. I’m not your man. I’m your cuckold.”
Her smile widened. She reached down, brushed his cheek.
“Good boy.”
She stood.
Slowly, she unbuttoned her top, letting it slide down her shoulders. She was bare beneath.
The skin of her breasts still glistened faintly, streaked with what had dried there. Not sweat.
Not hers.
She didn’t hide it.
She presented it.
“You want to clean me?” she asked.
Elliot nodded furiously, falling forward onto his hands, crawling the last few inches to her thighs.
“Yes. Please. Let me.”
“Then start with your mouth. I want you to taste what you gave away.”
She spread her legs a little further, offering her skin, her scent, her ruin.
And he leaned in — trembling, reverent — and pressed his lips to the salt of her skin, his tongue flicking over the evidence of her betrayal.
Her claiming.
Her new life.
And as she watched him clean her, Claire’s smile deepened.
Because she knew—
This was just the beginning.
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Part 23: The Morning After
The dawn seeped through the curtains like a whispered confession, soft gray-gold light brushing over the tangled sheets. Claire lay half-draped over Elliot, her breath warm against his neck, her thigh resting atop his like they were just another married couple in post-coital quiet. But the weight of her body carried something heavier now — something changed.Her body still carrying the scent of another man, her skin still perfumed with another man’s lust. The scent was faint, but undeniable. And Elliot couldn’t stop breathing it in.
Elliot hadn’t spoken yet — not really. He just held her, arms coiled tight like a tether, grounding himself in the only truth he could still reach for - that she came back.
His mind had barely rested. Sleep had come in shallow fragments — haunted, aching, aroused.
She was still marked by Jordan.
Elliot knew it. Smelled it. Tasted it hours earlier when she'd woken him at 4:20am with her scent and her smile — his mouth pressed between her thighs while her fingers threaded lazily through his hair, feeding him the truth of what she'd done when is tongue met the slick evidence of her betrayal. No, not betrayal. Her gift. Her proof.
He had asked for this and when called upon Elliot had obeyed. Humbled. Shaking. Tasting her. Tasting him.
The memory pulsed like a bruise beneath his skin.
Now, hours later, they lay in the glow of morning silence. Claire curled into him like nothing had changed, her fingers playing absently across his chest—tracing slow, idle circles that felt more like branding than comfort, but when she shifted, her thigh sliding over his, when her fingers found his bare chest and traced the line of his collarbone with absent intimacy, the ache inside him bloomed fresh.
She pressed a light kiss to his neck. “You’re so quiet this morning,” she murmured, voice still thick with sleep and something darker. “Don’t tell me you’re having regrets already.”
Elliot swallowed. “I’m trying to... understand how I feel.” Elliot swallowed. “I’m... processing.”
Claire smiled against his neck, a lazy, satisfied smile. “That’s one word for it.”
He turned his head slightly, looking at her, eyes ringed with exhaustion and something rawer. “Do you regret it?”
She pulled back slightly, enough to look him dead in the eyes. “Not for a second.”
Claire pressed her forehead gently against his skin. “Do you regret it?”
“No,” he said after a beat. “Not yet. Just — tell me. Tell me what happened.”
"Are you sure you really want to know what your wicked wife got up to last night?"
He nodded, throat tight. “Tell me,” he whispered. “Please. I need to know. What happened.”
A beat. Then another.
Claire rose onto one elbow, hair tousled, eyes sharp and glittering with something new. Something changed. Something hard.
“You want it?” she asked. “All of it?”
Elliot nodded, his voice barely audible. “Yes. Every detail.”
She smirked. “Even if it ruins you?”
His breath caught.
“Oh, Elliot…” Her fingers slid slowly down his stomach, just grazing the waistband of his boxers. “You’re already halfway gone.”
He flinched under her touch, already half-hard, humiliated by how fast he responded.
Claire leaned in and kissed his jaw, then his throat. Her voice dropped to a hush. “We started slow. Jordan poured me wine. We sat on his couch—close, but not touching. Not yet.”
She nipped his ear. “He told me he liked that I was married. That he liked the power of it.”
Elliot’s eyes fluttered closed.
“We had wine. We talked for hours. About you. About me. About what this is. Jordan told me he’s not used to… being allowed to want something that already belongs to someone else.”
Her fingers danced along his hipbone now, feather-light.
“He said there’s nothing sexier than a woman who knows she owns a man... and still gives herself to someone stronger.”
Her fingers slipped beneath the waistband now, just enough to tease.
“I told him you’d given me permission. That you begged me to go. He laughed. Said you sounded desperate.”
Elliot whimpered, and Claire smiled, her breath hot against his throat.
“Then he kissed me. Soft at first. But firm. Like he knew exactly what I needed. His hands were so sure, Elliot. He didn’t hesitate. Not once.”
She pulled the sheet slowly away from his lower body, exposing his arousal to the morning air.
“I tried to pretend I wasn’t shaking. But he knew. He felt it.”
Her hand wrapped around him. Not lovingly. Possessively.
“And then…” she whispered, “he took me.”
Elliot groaned, helpless against the flood of images crashing through his mind.
Her fingers slipped lower. Elliot stiffened.
She grinned, wicked. “And then he kissed me.”
Elliot closed his eyes, his breath shuddering.
Claire’s lips were at his throat again, her words warm and cruelly tender. “Not like the others. This was slow. Intentional. He tasted me like a man who’d waited long enough.”
Her hand now traced the hard ridge beneath the sheets, her voice dropping further. “You felt that, didn’t you? The second I said it. The kiss.”
He nodded, his voice a rasp. “Yes.”
She giggled. “Of course you did. I felt it too — here.”
She squeezed, and he gasped.
“He took me to his bedroom. Devoured me. He just took me. I didn’t stop him. I didn’t want to.”
Her rhythm on him was cruel now — measured, mocking.
“He didn’t ask permission. He didn’t need it. He knew I was already his.”
Claire stared at Elliot now, watching his face collapse into shame and ecstasy.
“Every time he thrust into me, I thought about you. Home. Waiting. Imagining it. Wishing you could see it.”
Her voice dipped lower, a velvet blade. “You would’ve cried, Elliot. I did.”
His body shuddered. His eyes were wet.
Claire leaned in close, her lips brushing his ear. “He made me scream. Again and again. I forgot you even existed.”
She let the words hang, like a knife in the air.
“Until I was lying on his chest after the third time. And I realized... you’ll never fuck me like that...ever.”
Elliot broke then — a soft, shattered sound escaping his lips.
But she wasn’t done.
“Because now, I know what I want. I know what it feels like to be claimed by someone who doesn’t flinch. Who doesn’t ask.”
Her hand stopped. She released him, rising from the bed with feline grace.
“I gave myself to him, Elliot. Fully. And you? You cleaned me like the good little cuck you are.”
She padded across the room, naked and unapologetic, stretching her arms overhead as the light kissed her curves.
Elliot stared, transfixed, devastated.
She turned, met his gaze. “You wanted this. Remember that.”
He nodded, mute.
“And now,” she said, walking back toward the bed, crawling slowly across the sheets, “you’re going to learn to live in it. Serve in it. Worship me in it.”
She straddled his chest, pressing herself gently to his lips.
“Taste it again,” she commanded, her voice like silk-wrapped steel.
And he did.
Because he was no longer her equal.
He was hers.
She kissed his jaw—soft, unhurried. “Talk to me.”
Elliot hesitated. “I’m trying to hold on to what this means. To what we are now.”
Claire pulled back slightly, her expression unreadable in the soft light. “You think we’re not still us?”
“I think… I don’t know what ‘us’ means anymore.”
She nodded slowly, as if she understood more than she let on. Then she shifted onto her elbow, looking down at him, her eyes cool and curious.
“You want to know what happened last night?” she asked.
He swallowed. “Yes.”
“All of it?”
“Please.”
Claire’s gaze sharpened. “Even if it changes something inside you?”
His breath hitched. “Especially then.”
A faint smile touched her lips — equal parts affection and power.
“Alright,” she murmured. “Then listen.”
She rolled onto her back and stared at the ceiling for a moment, as if replaying the film in her head. Her voice was low, rich with memory.
“He took his time with me. Every touch was deliberate. Not just hungry, but certain. Like he knew I’d come, and now he was claiming what he’d earned.”
She turned her head, watching Elliot from the corner of her eye.
“He made me feel small. Not weak — just… contained. Like he could surround me with his body and I’d forget how to breathe unless he let me.”
Elliot’s throat was dry.
Claire’s voice dropped further, becoming almost conspiratorial.
“And the way he moved, Elliot. God. The strength of him. The way he filled me — there was no room left for thought. Just sound. Just surrender. I didn't make love to him. I was taken.”
Elliot clenched the sheets, his cock painfully hard beneath the covers.
She leaned closer, lips brushing his ear.
“And do you know what surprised me most?” she whispered. “How right it felt. Not like cheating. Not like a game. Like something that had always been waiting to happen.”
Elliot closed his eyes. Her words sliced him open — and he welcomed it.
Claire exhaled, lips curling. “I love you. That hasn’t changed. But Elliot…”
He opened his eyes.
“…something has shifted. I felt it when he touched me. When he bent me over and made me moan so loud the neighbors must have heard. I felt it in the way I came — over and over — without shame. And I felt it again when I came home to you, and made you taste every drop of my surrender.”
Her fingers slid down his chest again, slower now. Possessive.
“You’re not my only lover anymore,” she said, almost kindly. “You’re something else now. My keeper. My cuckold. My confidant.”
Elliot’s breath stuttered. “And Jordan?”
Claire’s smile darkened. “Jordan is my bull. My heat. My claim.”
She paused.
“And you know what’s scary?”
He looked at her.
“I don’t want to stop. I want more. I want to feel him again — stronger, deeper, rougher. I want to see how far you’ll let me go. How much humiliation you can bear. How much pride you’re willing to surrender.”
There was no malice in her voice. Just awe. Wonder. Lust.
“I think I’ve started changing,” she said, almost to herself. “I think I like the way he takes me. I like the way you watch me become something else. Something bigger. Meaner. I feel powerful, Elliot. And I’m not sure I want to give that up.”
Elliot could barely speak. He was trembling.
Claire leaned in close, kissed his lips once — tenderly — and whispered, “So. Are you ready to hear the rest? What he did to me the second time? Or would you rather wait until I’ve gone back for more?”
She was smiling when she asked it. Beautiful. Merciless. His wife — and something else now, too.
And Elliot?
He nodded.
Because he had asked for this.
And now, there was no going back.
The dawn seeped through the curtains like a whispered confession, soft gray-gold light brushing over the tangled sheets. Claire lay half-draped over Elliot, her breath warm against his neck, her thigh resting atop his like they were just another married couple in post-coital quiet. But the weight of her body carried something heavier now — something changed.Her body still carrying the scent of another man, her skin still perfumed with another man’s lust. The scent was faint, but undeniable. And Elliot couldn’t stop breathing it in.
Elliot hadn’t spoken yet — not really. He just held her, arms coiled tight like a tether, grounding himself in the only truth he could still reach for - that she came back.
His mind had barely rested. Sleep had come in shallow fragments — haunted, aching, aroused.
She was still marked by Jordan.
Elliot knew it. Smelled it. Tasted it hours earlier when she'd woken him at 4:20am with her scent and her smile — his mouth pressed between her thighs while her fingers threaded lazily through his hair, feeding him the truth of what she'd done when is tongue met the slick evidence of her betrayal. No, not betrayal. Her gift. Her proof.
He had asked for this and when called upon Elliot had obeyed. Humbled. Shaking. Tasting her. Tasting him.
The memory pulsed like a bruise beneath his skin.
Now, hours later, they lay in the glow of morning silence. Claire curled into him like nothing had changed, her fingers playing absently across his chest—tracing slow, idle circles that felt more like branding than comfort, but when she shifted, her thigh sliding over his, when her fingers found his bare chest and traced the line of his collarbone with absent intimacy, the ache inside him bloomed fresh.
She pressed a light kiss to his neck. “You’re so quiet this morning,” she murmured, voice still thick with sleep and something darker. “Don’t tell me you’re having regrets already.”
Elliot swallowed. “I’m trying to... understand how I feel.” Elliot swallowed. “I’m... processing.”
Claire smiled against his neck, a lazy, satisfied smile. “That’s one word for it.”
He turned his head slightly, looking at her, eyes ringed with exhaustion and something rawer. “Do you regret it?”
She pulled back slightly, enough to look him dead in the eyes. “Not for a second.”
Claire pressed her forehead gently against his skin. “Do you regret it?”
“No,” he said after a beat. “Not yet. Just — tell me. Tell me what happened.”
"Are you sure you really want to know what your wicked wife got up to last night?"
He nodded, throat tight. “Tell me,” he whispered. “Please. I need to know. What happened.”
A beat. Then another.
Claire rose onto one elbow, hair tousled, eyes sharp and glittering with something new. Something changed. Something hard.
“You want it?” she asked. “All of it?”
Elliot nodded, his voice barely audible. “Yes. Every detail.”
She smirked. “Even if it ruins you?”
His breath caught.
“Oh, Elliot…” Her fingers slid slowly down his stomach, just grazing the waistband of his boxers. “You’re already halfway gone.”
He flinched under her touch, already half-hard, humiliated by how fast he responded.
Claire leaned in and kissed his jaw, then his throat. Her voice dropped to a hush. “We started slow. Jordan poured me wine. We sat on his couch—close, but not touching. Not yet.”
She nipped his ear. “He told me he liked that I was married. That he liked the power of it.”
Elliot’s eyes fluttered closed.
“We had wine. We talked for hours. About you. About me. About what this is. Jordan told me he’s not used to… being allowed to want something that already belongs to someone else.”
Her fingers danced along his hipbone now, feather-light.
“He said there’s nothing sexier than a woman who knows she owns a man... and still gives herself to someone stronger.”
Her fingers slipped beneath the waistband now, just enough to tease.
“I told him you’d given me permission. That you begged me to go. He laughed. Said you sounded desperate.”
Elliot whimpered, and Claire smiled, her breath hot against his throat.
“Then he kissed me. Soft at first. But firm. Like he knew exactly what I needed. His hands were so sure, Elliot. He didn’t hesitate. Not once.”
She pulled the sheet slowly away from his lower body, exposing his arousal to the morning air.
“I tried to pretend I wasn’t shaking. But he knew. He felt it.”
Her hand wrapped around him. Not lovingly. Possessively.
“And then…” she whispered, “he took me.”
Elliot groaned, helpless against the flood of images crashing through his mind.
Her fingers slipped lower. Elliot stiffened.
She grinned, wicked. “And then he kissed me.”
Elliot closed his eyes, his breath shuddering.
Claire’s lips were at his throat again, her words warm and cruelly tender. “Not like the others. This was slow. Intentional. He tasted me like a man who’d waited long enough.”
Her hand now traced the hard ridge beneath the sheets, her voice dropping further. “You felt that, didn’t you? The second I said it. The kiss.”
He nodded, his voice a rasp. “Yes.”
She giggled. “Of course you did. I felt it too — here.”
She squeezed, and he gasped.
“He took me to his bedroom. Devoured me. He just took me. I didn’t stop him. I didn’t want to.”
Her rhythm on him was cruel now — measured, mocking.
“He didn’t ask permission. He didn’t need it. He knew I was already his.”
Claire stared at Elliot now, watching his face collapse into shame and ecstasy.
“Every time he thrust into me, I thought about you. Home. Waiting. Imagining it. Wishing you could see it.”
Her voice dipped lower, a velvet blade. “You would’ve cried, Elliot. I did.”
His body shuddered. His eyes were wet.
Claire leaned in close, her lips brushing his ear. “He made me scream. Again and again. I forgot you even existed.”
She let the words hang, like a knife in the air.
“Until I was lying on his chest after the third time. And I realized... you’ll never fuck me like that...ever.”
Elliot broke then — a soft, shattered sound escaping his lips.
But she wasn’t done.
“Because now, I know what I want. I know what it feels like to be claimed by someone who doesn’t flinch. Who doesn’t ask.”
Her hand stopped. She released him, rising from the bed with feline grace.
“I gave myself to him, Elliot. Fully. And you? You cleaned me like the good little cuck you are.”
She padded across the room, naked and unapologetic, stretching her arms overhead as the light kissed her curves.
Elliot stared, transfixed, devastated.
She turned, met his gaze. “You wanted this. Remember that.”
He nodded, mute.
“And now,” she said, walking back toward the bed, crawling slowly across the sheets, “you’re going to learn to live in it. Serve in it. Worship me in it.”
She straddled his chest, pressing herself gently to his lips.
“Taste it again,” she commanded, her voice like silk-wrapped steel.
And he did.
Because he was no longer her equal.
He was hers.
She kissed his jaw—soft, unhurried. “Talk to me.”
Elliot hesitated. “I’m trying to hold on to what this means. To what we are now.”
Claire pulled back slightly, her expression unreadable in the soft light. “You think we’re not still us?”
“I think… I don’t know what ‘us’ means anymore.”
She nodded slowly, as if she understood more than she let on. Then she shifted onto her elbow, looking down at him, her eyes cool and curious.
“You want to know what happened last night?” she asked.
He swallowed. “Yes.”
“All of it?”
“Please.”
Claire’s gaze sharpened. “Even if it changes something inside you?”
His breath hitched. “Especially then.”
A faint smile touched her lips — equal parts affection and power.
“Alright,” she murmured. “Then listen.”
She rolled onto her back and stared at the ceiling for a moment, as if replaying the film in her head. Her voice was low, rich with memory.
“He took his time with me. Every touch was deliberate. Not just hungry, but certain. Like he knew I’d come, and now he was claiming what he’d earned.”
She turned her head, watching Elliot from the corner of her eye.
“He made me feel small. Not weak — just… contained. Like he could surround me with his body and I’d forget how to breathe unless he let me.”
Elliot’s throat was dry.
Claire’s voice dropped further, becoming almost conspiratorial.
“And the way he moved, Elliot. God. The strength of him. The way he filled me — there was no room left for thought. Just sound. Just surrender. I didn't make love to him. I was taken.”
Elliot clenched the sheets, his cock painfully hard beneath the covers.
She leaned closer, lips brushing his ear.
“And do you know what surprised me most?” she whispered. “How right it felt. Not like cheating. Not like a game. Like something that had always been waiting to happen.”
Elliot closed his eyes. Her words sliced him open — and he welcomed it.
Claire exhaled, lips curling. “I love you. That hasn’t changed. But Elliot…”
He opened his eyes.
“…something has shifted. I felt it when he touched me. When he bent me over and made me moan so loud the neighbors must have heard. I felt it in the way I came — over and over — without shame. And I felt it again when I came home to you, and made you taste every drop of my surrender.”
Her fingers slid down his chest again, slower now. Possessive.
“You’re not my only lover anymore,” she said, almost kindly. “You’re something else now. My keeper. My cuckold. My confidant.”
Elliot’s breath stuttered. “And Jordan?”
Claire’s smile darkened. “Jordan is my bull. My heat. My claim.”
She paused.
“And you know what’s scary?”
He looked at her.
“I don’t want to stop. I want more. I want to feel him again — stronger, deeper, rougher. I want to see how far you’ll let me go. How much humiliation you can bear. How much pride you’re willing to surrender.”
There was no malice in her voice. Just awe. Wonder. Lust.
“I think I’ve started changing,” she said, almost to herself. “I think I like the way he takes me. I like the way you watch me become something else. Something bigger. Meaner. I feel powerful, Elliot. And I’m not sure I want to give that up.”
Elliot could barely speak. He was trembling.
Claire leaned in close, kissed his lips once — tenderly — and whispered, “So. Are you ready to hear the rest? What he did to me the second time? Or would you rather wait until I’ve gone back for more?”
She was smiling when she asked it. Beautiful. Merciless. His wife — and something else now, too.
And Elliot?
He nodded.
Because he had asked for this.
And now, there was no going back.
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Oh my, this really is excellent.
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Exquisite
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Part 24: Shifts in the Air
The days that followed were curiously normal — on the surface.
Elliot went to work. Claire went to work. They made dinner. They talked. They laughed. They curled up in their usual corner of the couch and watched old films in soft lamplight. They kissed goodnight. They had quiet, perfunctory sex once — her body warm and present, but her mind somewhere far, far away.
But beneath the gentle rhythms of domestic life, something had changed.
It wasn’t just the memory that haunted Elliot now — it was the way Claire moved, the almost imperceptible shift in her posture, her energy. Claire moved differently now. It was in the way her eyes lingered just a little longer in the mirror before she left the apartment. The way she smiled to herself when she thought he wasn’t looking. The way her texts during the day had a sharper edge, more suggestive, less seeking of reassurance.
Elliot tried not to stare when she did this. But he couldn’t help it. She looked… claimed. Glowing. Beautiful in a way that broke something tender in him.
She was no longer just his Claire, playing the part of the temptress to feed his fantasies.
She was becoming something more.
And Elliot didn’t know if he had created this version of her — or merely uncovered it. He didn’t know if that thrilled or terrified him.
There were moments he caught her studying him, curious. Like she was testing a theory. And every time she reached for his hand, there was a power in her touch. Not cruel. Not cold. Just… aware. She was aware of the shift. And so was he.
Two mornings after, when he caught her watching him dress. She sat on the bed in nothing but a towel, her hair damp, her legs crossed, and there was something speculative in her gaze. As though she were studying a man she loved dearly, but now with a curiosity: was he enough for her anymore? Had he ever been?
She didn’t say anything. Just offered a small smile and told him to enjoy his day.
But Elliot carried that look with him into every room, every meeting, every moment alone.
He had asked for this. He had told her to go. To be taken. And she had done exactly what he’d asked—no more, no less. But what he hadn’t prepared for was the transformation she had undergone in Jordan’s arms… and the ripple effect it would have on their marriage.
The illusion of control had evaporated.
It was late afternoon when Elliot heard the key turn in the door. Claire had gone out earlier for errands. Elliot had thought nothing of it at the time. Claire stepped inside, cheeks pink from the cold — or something else entirely — and she wore that same subtle smirk she’d been carrying like a secret ever since that night. There was no guilt in her gaze. Just satisfaction. And a flicker of anticipation.
“I ran into him,” she said simply, sliding off her coat.
Elliot didn’t have to ask who. He looked up from the couch, his chest tightening. The name hovered like smoke in the room.
“Jordan?”
She nodded. “Outside the café near the gym. He was just coming out. We talked for a bit.”
There was a silence. He could hear the sound of her boots being placed gently by the door. The soft click of her earrings being removed.
Elliot watched her closely. “How was it?” he asked, trying to sound casual.
Claire walked to the kitchen and poured herself a glass of water. She drank slowly, eyes never leaving him.
“Strange,” she admitted. “Not awkward. Just… charged. Like we both knew the truth now. There was no more pretending.”
Elliot watched her throat move as she swallowed. Every movement she made was saturated with sensual power. She set her glass down and came closer, watching Elliot carefully.
“He asked if I was okay. If you were okay.”
Elliot blinked. “What did you say?”
“That you were better than okay.” A slow smirk formed. “That you were getting exactly what you wanted.”
He inhaled sharply. As his breath caught. She stepped closer, deliberate.
“And then?” he asked.
“I told him I’ve never felt so wanted. Or so fucked.”
Elliot’s heart slammed in his chest. His cock stirred involuntarily beneath his sweatpants.
Claire smirked, noticing. “I didn’t spare the details, Elliot. I told him you waited up. That you cleaned me like a good husband should. That you licked him from my skin with reverence.”
His knees felt weak.
“I told him how you whimpered when you tasted him,” she whispered. “And how I let you, because you needed it. Because that’s the kind of man you are now.”
Elliot’s face flushed. Shame. Need. Devotion. All of it churned inside him like a storm.
She walked over and stood between his knees, her fingers carding gently through his hair.
“He asked if I wanted to see him again.”
Elliot looked up at her, helpless. “And… what did you say?”
Claire tilted her head, considering. “I said I’d check with my husband. But that it wasn’t really his decision anymore.”
The room was suddenly too warm. He shuddered.
Claire stepped into his space, close enough for Elliot to feel the warmth of her skin. She touched his chest lightly, her voice low. She leaned down, lips ghosting his ear. “I think I’m going out again tomorrow.”
“Do you want me to go?” she asked, the question hanging like a trap.
Elliot’s throat was dry. He nodded, a quiet, trembling motion.
Claire leaned in, brushing her lips to his. “Then I will.”
Claire smiled. “You’ll help me get ready?”
“Yes,” he whispered.
She kissed his temple. “Good.”
She pulled back and turned toward the bedroom, tossing a final glance over her shoulder as she paused in the doorway.
“One last thing. If you really want me to be with Jordan again. If you really want the better man to claim your wife and take him from you and you really want me to go to him and be his, you'll call him and ask for it yourself or this thing... is done. Believe me when I say this is a test. What you decide will seal your fate, our fate. So make sure you choose wisely.”
He didn’t reply. Couldn’t. The words had stolen his breath.
Claire disappeared into the bedroom. He stood alone, hard, trembling, and wrecked with the exquisite pain of knowing: the woman he loved was becoming something he could never take back. And she was taking him with her, whether he was ready or not.
A cuckold, yes.
But more than that — a man surrendering not only his wife… but his place beside her.
And somehow, that surrender thrilled him even more than it scared him, caught once more in the grip of a game that had become his new reality.
Part 25: The Woman in the Mirror
The day before her ultimatum Claire had woken before Elliot. It was early, just after sunrise. Soft gold poured through the curtains, casting streaks across the hardwood floor. Claire sat at the edge of the bed, legs folded beneath her, wearing nothing but Elliot’s oversized T-shirt, the scent of their bodies from the night before still clinging faintly to the sheets behind her.
The apartment was quiet — Elliot still slept, his breathing slow and shallow.
Claire stared out the window, un-moving.
There was a calmness in her, but it wasn’t peace. It was the stillness before the tide pulled out, revealing everything left behind. She had crossed a line, and though she had done it with Elliot’s blessing — his begging, even — there was no denying that something in her had shifted that night.
When she had kissed Jordan, and later — after — when she'd let him undress her like he had every right… something had awoken. It wasn’t just lust. It wasn’t just play.
It was power.
And possibility.
The way Jordan had looked at her, devoured her with his eyes like she was both temptation and reward. The way his hands had felt — confident, firm, unapologetic. It had stirred something in her she hadn’t realized had been lying dormant all these years.
And yet… it wasn’t just Jordan. It was Elliot, too. The way he had looked at her when she returned. The hunger in his voice when he demanded to hear every detail. The way his hands had trembled as she told him the truth.
She loved her husband. She loved him deeply.
But the man in her bed now wasn’t the same man she married.
And she wasn’t the same woman.
She glanced over at Elliot’s sleeping form. His brow furrowed even in rest. Was he dreaming of her? Of him? Of the two of them?
Claire’s hand slid over her thigh absently, her thoughts drifting. Her body still remembered Jordan. His scent. His mouth. His weight.
And beside that… the memory of Elliot, waiting in the dark, hard and aching, begging for truth and pain and pleasure all at once. Needing it.
How strange… to feel powerful in both places. Desired by two men in such wildly different ways.
Her heart ached — but not with guilt. With the gravity of what they were all playing with now.
She loved Elliot. But she also knew what she'd felt when Jordan had her name in his mouth, when he'd touched her like she wasn’t borrowed but his.
It was time to see if this was truly the route that Elliot wanted for their relationship. To see if this was truly what he yearned for, for himself and for her. To find clarity. And she knew the only way to do that was to hand the next step back to Elliot.
Let him choose.
She leaned down, kissed her husband softly behind the ear. He stirred but didn’t wake.
When he did, she would tell him.
She would tell him that there would be no next meeting unless he made it happen. That if this was truly his desire, his path, he would have to be the one to arrange it — explicitly. No more suggestion. No more silence and longing. He would call Jordan himself. Set it up. Invite the future in.
If he couldn’t do that — if he hesitated — then maybe this path wasn’t for them after all.
Claire stood and padded quietly to the kitchen, her mind made up.
She was done carrying it alone. If Elliot truly wanted this life, he would have to own it.
And if he did… she would give him everything.
The days that followed were curiously normal — on the surface.
Elliot went to work. Claire went to work. They made dinner. They talked. They laughed. They curled up in their usual corner of the couch and watched old films in soft lamplight. They kissed goodnight. They had quiet, perfunctory sex once — her body warm and present, but her mind somewhere far, far away.
But beneath the gentle rhythms of domestic life, something had changed.
It wasn’t just the memory that haunted Elliot now — it was the way Claire moved, the almost imperceptible shift in her posture, her energy. Claire moved differently now. It was in the way her eyes lingered just a little longer in the mirror before she left the apartment. The way she smiled to herself when she thought he wasn’t looking. The way her texts during the day had a sharper edge, more suggestive, less seeking of reassurance.
Elliot tried not to stare when she did this. But he couldn’t help it. She looked… claimed. Glowing. Beautiful in a way that broke something tender in him.
She was no longer just his Claire, playing the part of the temptress to feed his fantasies.
She was becoming something more.
And Elliot didn’t know if he had created this version of her — or merely uncovered it. He didn’t know if that thrilled or terrified him.
There were moments he caught her studying him, curious. Like she was testing a theory. And every time she reached for his hand, there was a power in her touch. Not cruel. Not cold. Just… aware. She was aware of the shift. And so was he.
Two mornings after, when he caught her watching him dress. She sat on the bed in nothing but a towel, her hair damp, her legs crossed, and there was something speculative in her gaze. As though she were studying a man she loved dearly, but now with a curiosity: was he enough for her anymore? Had he ever been?
She didn’t say anything. Just offered a small smile and told him to enjoy his day.
But Elliot carried that look with him into every room, every meeting, every moment alone.
He had asked for this. He had told her to go. To be taken. And she had done exactly what he’d asked—no more, no less. But what he hadn’t prepared for was the transformation she had undergone in Jordan’s arms… and the ripple effect it would have on their marriage.
The illusion of control had evaporated.
It was late afternoon when Elliot heard the key turn in the door. Claire had gone out earlier for errands. Elliot had thought nothing of it at the time. Claire stepped inside, cheeks pink from the cold — or something else entirely — and she wore that same subtle smirk she’d been carrying like a secret ever since that night. There was no guilt in her gaze. Just satisfaction. And a flicker of anticipation.
“I ran into him,” she said simply, sliding off her coat.
Elliot didn’t have to ask who. He looked up from the couch, his chest tightening. The name hovered like smoke in the room.
“Jordan?”
She nodded. “Outside the café near the gym. He was just coming out. We talked for a bit.”
There was a silence. He could hear the sound of her boots being placed gently by the door. The soft click of her earrings being removed.
Elliot watched her closely. “How was it?” he asked, trying to sound casual.
Claire walked to the kitchen and poured herself a glass of water. She drank slowly, eyes never leaving him.
“Strange,” she admitted. “Not awkward. Just… charged. Like we both knew the truth now. There was no more pretending.”
Elliot watched her throat move as she swallowed. Every movement she made was saturated with sensual power. She set her glass down and came closer, watching Elliot carefully.
“He asked if I was okay. If you were okay.”
Elliot blinked. “What did you say?”
“That you were better than okay.” A slow smirk formed. “That you were getting exactly what you wanted.”
He inhaled sharply. As his breath caught. She stepped closer, deliberate.
“And then?” he asked.
“I told him I’ve never felt so wanted. Or so fucked.”
Elliot’s heart slammed in his chest. His cock stirred involuntarily beneath his sweatpants.
Claire smirked, noticing. “I didn’t spare the details, Elliot. I told him you waited up. That you cleaned me like a good husband should. That you licked him from my skin with reverence.”
His knees felt weak.
“I told him how you whimpered when you tasted him,” she whispered. “And how I let you, because you needed it. Because that’s the kind of man you are now.”
Elliot’s face flushed. Shame. Need. Devotion. All of it churned inside him like a storm.
She walked over and stood between his knees, her fingers carding gently through his hair.
“He asked if I wanted to see him again.”
Elliot looked up at her, helpless. “And… what did you say?”
Claire tilted her head, considering. “I said I’d check with my husband. But that it wasn’t really his decision anymore.”
The room was suddenly too warm. He shuddered.
Claire stepped into his space, close enough for Elliot to feel the warmth of her skin. She touched his chest lightly, her voice low. She leaned down, lips ghosting his ear. “I think I’m going out again tomorrow.”
“Do you want me to go?” she asked, the question hanging like a trap.
Elliot’s throat was dry. He nodded, a quiet, trembling motion.
Claire leaned in, brushing her lips to his. “Then I will.”
Claire smiled. “You’ll help me get ready?”
“Yes,” he whispered.
She kissed his temple. “Good.”
She pulled back and turned toward the bedroom, tossing a final glance over her shoulder as she paused in the doorway.
“One last thing. If you really want me to be with Jordan again. If you really want the better man to claim your wife and take him from you and you really want me to go to him and be his, you'll call him and ask for it yourself or this thing... is done. Believe me when I say this is a test. What you decide will seal your fate, our fate. So make sure you choose wisely.”
He didn’t reply. Couldn’t. The words had stolen his breath.
Claire disappeared into the bedroom. He stood alone, hard, trembling, and wrecked with the exquisite pain of knowing: the woman he loved was becoming something he could never take back. And she was taking him with her, whether he was ready or not.
A cuckold, yes.
But more than that — a man surrendering not only his wife… but his place beside her.
And somehow, that surrender thrilled him even more than it scared him, caught once more in the grip of a game that had become his new reality.
Part 25: The Woman in the Mirror
The day before her ultimatum Claire had woken before Elliot. It was early, just after sunrise. Soft gold poured through the curtains, casting streaks across the hardwood floor. Claire sat at the edge of the bed, legs folded beneath her, wearing nothing but Elliot’s oversized T-shirt, the scent of their bodies from the night before still clinging faintly to the sheets behind her.
The apartment was quiet — Elliot still slept, his breathing slow and shallow.
Claire stared out the window, un-moving.
There was a calmness in her, but it wasn’t peace. It was the stillness before the tide pulled out, revealing everything left behind. She had crossed a line, and though she had done it with Elliot’s blessing — his begging, even — there was no denying that something in her had shifted that night.
When she had kissed Jordan, and later — after — when she'd let him undress her like he had every right… something had awoken. It wasn’t just lust. It wasn’t just play.
It was power.
And possibility.
The way Jordan had looked at her, devoured her with his eyes like she was both temptation and reward. The way his hands had felt — confident, firm, unapologetic. It had stirred something in her she hadn’t realized had been lying dormant all these years.
And yet… it wasn’t just Jordan. It was Elliot, too. The way he had looked at her when she returned. The hunger in his voice when he demanded to hear every detail. The way his hands had trembled as she told him the truth.
She loved her husband. She loved him deeply.
But the man in her bed now wasn’t the same man she married.
And she wasn’t the same woman.
She glanced over at Elliot’s sleeping form. His brow furrowed even in rest. Was he dreaming of her? Of him? Of the two of them?
Claire’s hand slid over her thigh absently, her thoughts drifting. Her body still remembered Jordan. His scent. His mouth. His weight.
And beside that… the memory of Elliot, waiting in the dark, hard and aching, begging for truth and pain and pleasure all at once. Needing it.
How strange… to feel powerful in both places. Desired by two men in such wildly different ways.
Her heart ached — but not with guilt. With the gravity of what they were all playing with now.
She loved Elliot. But she also knew what she'd felt when Jordan had her name in his mouth, when he'd touched her like she wasn’t borrowed but his.
It was time to see if this was truly the route that Elliot wanted for their relationship. To see if this was truly what he yearned for, for himself and for her. To find clarity. And she knew the only way to do that was to hand the next step back to Elliot.
Let him choose.
She leaned down, kissed her husband softly behind the ear. He stirred but didn’t wake.
When he did, she would tell him.
She would tell him that there would be no next meeting unless he made it happen. That if this was truly his desire, his path, he would have to be the one to arrange it — explicitly. No more suggestion. No more silence and longing. He would call Jordan himself. Set it up. Invite the future in.
If he couldn’t do that — if he hesitated — then maybe this path wasn’t for them after all.
Claire stood and padded quietly to the kitchen, her mind made up.
She was done carrying it alone. If Elliot truly wanted this life, he would have to own it.
And if he did… she would give him everything.
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Re: In the Hands of Her Desire
Oh, that is powerful. Once Elliot does that the thing can grow in many ways.
Elliot can be brought into the scene totally, or totally excluded,
or both according to their whims. Very exciting!
Thanks, Boi!
Elliot can be brought into the scene totally, or totally excluded,
or both according to their whims. Very exciting!
Thanks, Boi!
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Re: In the Hands of Her Desire
Part 26: The Choice
The sun had barely risen when Claire slipped out of bed.
She was quiet, graceful, naked. Her body still bore the marks of her night with Jordan—faint bruises on her hips, a redness between her thighs, the slow ache of satisfaction. Elliot stirred under the covers, eyes fluttering open as she moved about the room. She didn’t speak. She didn’t have to.
The silence between them was thick with tension and meaning, like the air before a storm.
Claire waited until late morning. They’d spent the early part of the day drifting around one another in a hazy sort of warmth — coffee, gentle touches, quiet knowing glances — but she could feel the anticipation building in Elliot like a slow storm. He was waiting, perhaps even hoping, that her announcement last night was just another tease, but Claire was determined that this time, he would be the one to act. Elliot continued going about his day tentative but comforted that Claire's threat was just bravado. Surely she wouldn't make him lay himself bare, so blatantly, before his rival in order to continue playing their game. So Elliot thrilled by Claire's words but convinced she was just toying with him, went about his day as if the night before hadn't happened. But it had. And Claire wasn’t going to let him forget it.
She let him have his illusion — just for a few hours. Let him pretend they were okay. Let him drink in her warmth, her casual softness, the way she smiled at him like everything was still within reach.
But then came the reckoning.
They were in the living room now. Claire sat curled up in the armchair, one leg tucked beneath her, her silk robe sliding open at the thigh. She sipped her tea, watching him. Elliot sat across from her on the couch, phone in hand, but barely reading a word. His eyes darted to her, then away. The guilt and need churned behind his eyes.
She tilted her head slightly, lips curving in a knowing smile.
“Elliot.”
His name slid from her lips like honey, too sweet for what was coming. He looked up, startled, as if pulled from a dream.
Claire set her mug down and stretched her legs, the robe parting farther, exposing the deep curve of her hip.
“I’ve been thinking,” she said, voice smooth. “About last night. About what it meant.”
He said nothing.
She leaned forward, elbows on her knees, giving him a generous view of her cleavage. Her smile never wavered, but her tone grew cooler, more precise.
“We’re at a crossroads now. You know that, don’t you? No more pretending this is just for fun. No more games.” Her eyes glinted. “You’ve already watched your wife surrender to another man. Felt the aftershocks of it on your tongue, in your heart. You begged for it, Elliot. And I gave it to you.”
He swallowed hard.
“But now,” she continued, “it’s not just about watching. Or listening. Or licking me clean while I humiliate you with the truth.” Her words sharpened, every syllable a scalpel. “Now it’s about what you’re willing to risk to keep going.”
She rose from her chair and walked toward him. Each step deliberate. Controlled.
She didn’t stop until she stood over him, looking down at her husband like a queen passing judgment. Her fingers traced the edge of his jaw. His breath caught.
“This thing between us?” she whispered. “It only survives if you act. You say you want this. You say this turns you on — seeing your wife be taken, claimed, used like a perfect little whore. But I wonder…”
She slid a knee onto the couch, straddling him slowly. Her robe fell open entirely now, and her bare body pressed against his clothed chest.
“…do you want it enough to lose me to it?”
He blinked, trembling beneath her.
“Because make no mistake, Elliot. That’s what’s happening,” she whispered against his ear. “Jordan is… different. He’s not playing pretend. He doesn’t ask. He takes. And I let him.”
Her lips brushed his jaw.
“You saw what I became for him,” she continued. “Felt it. Tasted it. But that wasn’t even the peak. Last night… I was his. In ways I never was with you. I let him use me. Hurt me. Praise me. I came on his cock, again and again, until I begged him not to stop — and even then, he didn’t.”
Elliot let out a broken sound.
Claire gripped his face in both hands.
“You’re losing me, baby. Not just to sex. Not just to Jordan. But to something deeper. I look in the mirror, and I see someone else now. And I like her.”
She leaned in and kissed him. Soft, cruel. Her tongue brushed his lip, then retreated.
“And if you want to keep her — if you want to keep me — you’re going to have to choose.”
She pulled back just far enough to meet his eyes.
“One last thing,” she said, her voice low and deadly serious. “If you really want me to be with Jordan again — if you really want the better man to claim your wife and take me from you, to use me like the filthy little slut I glimpsed when I was with Jordan — you’ll call him. You’ll ask him to take me out. To take me.”
He froze.
“Because I won’t. Not this time. This is your moment.”
Claire climbed off his lap, stood before him, and tightened her robe lazily, as if nothing had happened. Her voice softened.
“This can’t just be about you wanting this, or me humoring your fantasy. Not anymore. We’re past the point where this is just pillow talk or play.” She leaned forward, her voice low and even. “You said you wanted to give me to someone else. That you wanted to see it, feel it… live it. But if that’s true, then you need to arrange the next meeting.”
His lips parted, as if to protest. She silenced him with one raised brow.
“I want you to call Jordan. You invite him. Set the date. Ask him to take me out. Tell him I’m yours… and that you’re giving me away.”
Her words landed like a punch to the chest. He blinked, stunned.
“If you want this, Elliot… you have to say it. Do it. No secrets. No guilt. No confusion. I want you to own this choice. Completely.”
“Believe me when I say this is a test. What you decide will seal your fate. Our fate.”
She kissed his forehead, then walked away — leaving him with his racing pulse and the tormented agony of his own desire.
She paused at the doorway.
“So make sure you choose wisely.”
Then she left him — alone, sweating, hard, heart pounding with a mix of fear and longing.
The quiet that followed wasn’t peace. It was pressure. The unbearable weight of choice.
Would he call?
Or would he finally admit that he couldn’t handle the thing he’d wished for all along?
The sun had barely risen when Claire slipped out of bed.
She was quiet, graceful, naked. Her body still bore the marks of her night with Jordan—faint bruises on her hips, a redness between her thighs, the slow ache of satisfaction. Elliot stirred under the covers, eyes fluttering open as she moved about the room. She didn’t speak. She didn’t have to.
The silence between them was thick with tension and meaning, like the air before a storm.
Claire waited until late morning. They’d spent the early part of the day drifting around one another in a hazy sort of warmth — coffee, gentle touches, quiet knowing glances — but she could feel the anticipation building in Elliot like a slow storm. He was waiting, perhaps even hoping, that her announcement last night was just another tease, but Claire was determined that this time, he would be the one to act. Elliot continued going about his day tentative but comforted that Claire's threat was just bravado. Surely she wouldn't make him lay himself bare, so blatantly, before his rival in order to continue playing their game. So Elliot thrilled by Claire's words but convinced she was just toying with him, went about his day as if the night before hadn't happened. But it had. And Claire wasn’t going to let him forget it.
She let him have his illusion — just for a few hours. Let him pretend they were okay. Let him drink in her warmth, her casual softness, the way she smiled at him like everything was still within reach.
But then came the reckoning.
They were in the living room now. Claire sat curled up in the armchair, one leg tucked beneath her, her silk robe sliding open at the thigh. She sipped her tea, watching him. Elliot sat across from her on the couch, phone in hand, but barely reading a word. His eyes darted to her, then away. The guilt and need churned behind his eyes.
She tilted her head slightly, lips curving in a knowing smile.
“Elliot.”
His name slid from her lips like honey, too sweet for what was coming. He looked up, startled, as if pulled from a dream.
Claire set her mug down and stretched her legs, the robe parting farther, exposing the deep curve of her hip.
“I’ve been thinking,” she said, voice smooth. “About last night. About what it meant.”
He said nothing.
She leaned forward, elbows on her knees, giving him a generous view of her cleavage. Her smile never wavered, but her tone grew cooler, more precise.
“We’re at a crossroads now. You know that, don’t you? No more pretending this is just for fun. No more games.” Her eyes glinted. “You’ve already watched your wife surrender to another man. Felt the aftershocks of it on your tongue, in your heart. You begged for it, Elliot. And I gave it to you.”
He swallowed hard.
“But now,” she continued, “it’s not just about watching. Or listening. Or licking me clean while I humiliate you with the truth.” Her words sharpened, every syllable a scalpel. “Now it’s about what you’re willing to risk to keep going.”
She rose from her chair and walked toward him. Each step deliberate. Controlled.
She didn’t stop until she stood over him, looking down at her husband like a queen passing judgment. Her fingers traced the edge of his jaw. His breath caught.
“This thing between us?” she whispered. “It only survives if you act. You say you want this. You say this turns you on — seeing your wife be taken, claimed, used like a perfect little whore. But I wonder…”
She slid a knee onto the couch, straddling him slowly. Her robe fell open entirely now, and her bare body pressed against his clothed chest.
“…do you want it enough to lose me to it?”
He blinked, trembling beneath her.
“Because make no mistake, Elliot. That’s what’s happening,” she whispered against his ear. “Jordan is… different. He’s not playing pretend. He doesn’t ask. He takes. And I let him.”
Her lips brushed his jaw.
“You saw what I became for him,” she continued. “Felt it. Tasted it. But that wasn’t even the peak. Last night… I was his. In ways I never was with you. I let him use me. Hurt me. Praise me. I came on his cock, again and again, until I begged him not to stop — and even then, he didn’t.”
Elliot let out a broken sound.
Claire gripped his face in both hands.
“You’re losing me, baby. Not just to sex. Not just to Jordan. But to something deeper. I look in the mirror, and I see someone else now. And I like her.”
She leaned in and kissed him. Soft, cruel. Her tongue brushed his lip, then retreated.
“And if you want to keep her — if you want to keep me — you’re going to have to choose.”
She pulled back just far enough to meet his eyes.
“One last thing,” she said, her voice low and deadly serious. “If you really want me to be with Jordan again — if you really want the better man to claim your wife and take me from you, to use me like the filthy little slut I glimpsed when I was with Jordan — you’ll call him. You’ll ask him to take me out. To take me.”
He froze.
“Because I won’t. Not this time. This is your moment.”
Claire climbed off his lap, stood before him, and tightened her robe lazily, as if nothing had happened. Her voice softened.
“This can’t just be about you wanting this, or me humoring your fantasy. Not anymore. We’re past the point where this is just pillow talk or play.” She leaned forward, her voice low and even. “You said you wanted to give me to someone else. That you wanted to see it, feel it… live it. But if that’s true, then you need to arrange the next meeting.”
His lips parted, as if to protest. She silenced him with one raised brow.
“I want you to call Jordan. You invite him. Set the date. Ask him to take me out. Tell him I’m yours… and that you’re giving me away.”
Her words landed like a punch to the chest. He blinked, stunned.
“If you want this, Elliot… you have to say it. Do it. No secrets. No guilt. No confusion. I want you to own this choice. Completely.”
“Believe me when I say this is a test. What you decide will seal your fate. Our fate.”
She kissed his forehead, then walked away — leaving him with his racing pulse and the tormented agony of his own desire.
She paused at the doorway.
“So make sure you choose wisely.”
Then she left him — alone, sweating, hard, heart pounding with a mix of fear and longing.
The quiet that followed wasn’t peace. It was pressure. The unbearable weight of choice.
Would he call?
Or would he finally admit that he couldn’t handle the thing he’d wished for all along?
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Re: In the Hands of Her Desire
Well, I'm pretty certain what Elliot's decision must be.
But how will Jordan handle it? Will he be gracious or will he
make Clair's cuckold grovel? And in his subconscious mind,
what would Elliot really prefer??
And in the end, will Claire, to complete his utter humiliation, require
Elliot to get down and suck Jordan's big cock to prepare him
to enter her hungry pussy?
Can't wait to find out!
But how will Jordan handle it? Will he be gracious or will he
make Clair's cuckold grovel? And in his subconscious mind,
what would Elliot really prefer??
And in the end, will Claire, to complete his utter humiliation, require
Elliot to get down and suck Jordan's big cock to prepare him
to enter her hungry pussy?
Can't wait to find out!
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Re: In the Hands of Her Desire
Part 27: The Offering
Elliot sat on the edge of the couch, his hands clenched in his lap.
The phone in his palm felt heavier than it should. The screen glowed innocently — Jordan’s number, copied from Claire’s contacts. Just a name. No face. But the man behind it loomed large in his imagination.
His mouth was dry. He stared at the number for what felt like hours and all the while, his mind waged war with itself. What kind of man does this? What kind of husband—what kind of lover—calls up the man who made his wife moan and tells him to do it again?
And worse — what kind of man wants to?
The questions clashed against each other like waves crashing on rocks. His pride, his identity, his need to be her protector, her partner — all against this deeper hunger, older than reason. To be denied. To be humiliated. To be small next to the man his wife might choose.
He hated himself for craving it.
He hated how his cock throbbed when he imagined handing her over, his Claire, to Jordan’s youth, his strength, his cocksure smirk and his raw sexual prowess.
He hated that his wife knew. That she was excited to watch him squirm.
But more than anything… he loved it. Loved her.
And he was terrified of losing her to the very fantasy he had birthed.
He couldn’t stop picturing them — Claire and Jordan. Her on her knees. Him standing over her, hand gripping her hair. Her eyes soft and wide, her mouth obedient and eager. His wife.
And Jordan had already had her.
Not just once. He’d ruined her. Changed her. Lit something inside her that Elliot had never seen before. And now she wanted him to make the next move. Arrange it. Enable it. Offer her again. Make him complicit in his own downfall.
He wasn’t sure what was worse: the shame of giving her away… or how badly he wanted to.
Behind him, he heard the faint shift of the bedroom door. Soft steps. Claire.
She came up beside him silently and perched on the arm of the couch. Her perfume reached him first — light, expensive, laced with something new. She didn’t speak. Just rested a hand on his shoulder.
Waiting.
He swallowed.
Pressed Call.
The line clicked. One ring. Two.
He nearly hung up.
Then — click.
“Hello?”
Jordan’s voice was casual. Confident. Even over the phone, it had presence.
Elliot swallowed hard. “Hey… Jordan. It’s Elliot.”
A pause.
A beat.
Then Jordan’s voice sharpened — recognition dawning with a smirk Elliot could hear.
“Didn’t expect to hear from you. Everything alright?”
There was something in his tone — something smug, knowing. Like he already knew exactly why Elliot was calling.
Elliot flushed. His hand was shaking slightly, but he forced himself to keep his voice steady.
“Claire said you… asked about seeing her again.”
“Did she now?”
Jordan’s tone was slow, almost amused. Drawing it out.
Elliot could feel Claire watching him. Her fingertips pressed lightly into his shoulder, grounding him, owning him.
“She… said if we were going to continue, I had to be the one to call you. To ask.”
Another pause.
Jordan let the silence stretch for seconds that felt like hours.
“So what exactly are you asking me for, Elliot?”
Elliot’s pulse thudded in his throat. He closed his eyes. The words were shameful, and necessary.
“I’m asking if you’ll… if you’ll take her out again. Take care of her.”
A low chuckle from the other end. The sound of a man enjoying himself far too much.
“Take care of her? That’s sweet. You mean like… dinner and a movie?”
Elliot’s face burned. Claire’s hand slid a little further down his shoulder, now resting on his upper chest. Her thumb traced slow circles around his nipples that sent shivers of pleasure through him despite his predicament. She was encouraging him, but she was also enjoying the discomfort. Drinking it in.
“You know what I mean.”
“I don’t think I do, man. You’re gonna have to spell it out for me.”
Elliot’s stomach dropped.
Claire said nothing. She didn’t have to. He could feel her smile without looking at her.
“I want you to… sleep with her.”
Jordan didn’t answer immediately. Elliot imagined him stretching out the silence just to savor his discomfort.
“That it?” Jordan said, tone sharpening. “Because I can do that. But I don’t think that’s the real request here.”
Silence.
“Say it, Elliot. Be a man. Tell me what you really want me to do to your wife.”
Elliot’s breath caught. His whole body was flushed with shame, and worse — desire. His cock throbbed against his pants. He felt like he might throw up or come just from speaking.
Claire leaned in, lips brushing his ear before her togue began to explore making him flinch in pleasure.
Elliot’s voice broke.
“I want you to fuck her,” he whispered. “Use her. However you want. Make her forget I exist.”
“That’s more like it,” Jordan murmured, voice thick now. Dominant. Delighted. “She gonna suck my cock again?”
Elliot clenched his jaw.
“Yes.”
“You want her begging for it?”
“Yes.”
“You want to hear what I did to her after? Maybe I’ll send a pic next time. Would you like that, Elliot?”
His breath hitched.
Claire’s hand moved slowly to his thigh. Squeezed.
“Yes,” he breathed.
Elliot felt a hot flush creep up his neck. His shame was leaking through the phone, and Jordan drank it in like wine.
“I want you to take her,” Elliot whispered. “Again. Like before. More than before. I want you to ruin her for me”
Jordan exhaled slowly, and Elliot could practically hear the smirk now.
“Why?”
“What?”
“I said why, Elliot. Why should I take your wife again?”
The question wasn’t for information. It was a game. A test.
Elliot’s heart pounded.
“Because…” He couldn’t meet anyone’s eyes — certainly not Claire's, not even his own reflection in the window. “Because you’re what she needs. Because you made her come so hard she could barely walk. Because she said she didn’t know her body could feel like that until you showed her. Because she looked me in the eye while I licked her clean and told me she might forget my name if you kept fucking her like that.”
A slow chuckle came through the line. Jordan let it linger before responding.
“That’s better.”
Elliot closed his eyes, barely breathing.
“And what about you?” Jordan asked. “What do you get out of this, little man?”
Elliot’s voice cracked.
“I get to watch her leave. To know she’s yours when she goes. To clean her up when she comes back. To serve her. To be reminded that she’s better now because you used her. I get… to lose her a little more every time.”
Jordan’s voice dropped, quieter now, but no less cruel.
“Damn right you do.”
Silence.
“Damn,” Jordan laughed softly. “You really are something.”
A pause. Then the final nail.
“Say thank you.”
Elliot stared forward, throat tight. He felt tears behind his eyes. Not from sadness. From submission. From the overwhelming shame. From willingly laying himself so low in front of the woman he loved. From everything in that moment.
“Thank you,” he said. “Thank you for fucking my wife.”
A long exhale on the other end.
“Tomorrow night. I’ll take her out. Tell her to wear something sexy. No panties.”
Elliot’s breath hitched.
“And tell her,” Jordan added, “I’m not holding back this time. Last time? That was just me being polite. Next time, I’m going to fuck your wife like she belongs to me. and when I'm finished - she will”
Elliot said nothing. He couldn’t. His entire body buzzed with humiliation and arousal.
“Good boy,” Jordan said, and hung up.
Click.
Silence.
He was trembling.He sat in stunned silence, heart hammering, cock hard and aching, sweat on his palms.
He had done it.
He had given her away.
And he couldn’t take it back.
Claire kissed the corner of his mouth.
“That was perfect,” she said softly.
Claire parted his legs as she stepped between his knees and tilted his face up to hers with a single finger beneath his chin.
“I’m proud of you,” she purred. “You passed.”
"You’ve given me away now,” she said, her voice low and sultry. “Not just in fantasy. Not in whispers. You called him. You arranged it. You surrendered me, Elliot. Just like you always said you wanted."
He swallowed hard, eyes darting to the wet heat between her thighs. She smiled when she noticed.
“Do you know what you’ve given him?” she asked. Her tone sharpened, like the twist of a knife made of silk. “You didn’t just hand him a night with your wife. You handed him everything. My pleasure. My surrender. My loyalty, Elliot.”
She sank into his lap, straddling him, robe falling open, her body still warm. Her lips pressed against his ear.
her bare heat against his clothed thighs. She leaned forward, whispering into his ear.
"You gave away the right to make me moan like I did for him. You gave away the right to feel my thighs clench around your head when I come. Because he made me scream last night, Elliot. Like an animal. Like a woman being broken open."
He whimpered.
Claire pulled back just enough to meet his eyes, her gaze wicked.
"I squirted on his cock. Twice. Something I’ve never done for you. He fucked me in positions we’ve never even tried. He bent me over and slapped my ass so hard I can still feel it when I sit. He took his time. He devoured me like I was his prize."
She dragged his hand between her legs, letting him feel the soaked heat still there.
“This? This is what you gave him.”
Elliot was trembling now. She took his hair and gently tugged his face down, until he was eye-level with the place she wanted him most.
“Now lick. Worship it. Show me you understand what it means to give me away.”
He didn’t hesitate. His mouth met her heat with reverence and hunger. She gasped, but didn’t stop speaking. Her voice was breathy now, intoxicated with power and pleasure.
“I rode him like a bitch in heat. I was loud. Filthy. I begged him to come inside me. Begged him, Elliot. While I held your name in my throat and let it burn.”
Her fingers twisted in his hair, guiding him, pressing him deeper.
“When I came,” she moaned, “I shook. Screamed. I forgot the sound of your voice. He kissed me after, his cum still dripping out of me. And I thanked him.”
Elliot moaned against her, helpless.
Claire’s thighs clenched around his head as he licked her clean, desperate for her approval, desperate to reclaim something — anything — of what he’d lost.
"All you get," she whispered, grinding herself against his mouth. “Is taste what was yours and is now his. You get to know that the better man used your wife like a toy, and now you get to clean up the mess."
She pulled his head back for a moment, her thighs glistening with spit and memory.
“I’ll never be the same again,” she whispered. “He made sure of that. And you — you made it possible.”
She leaned down and kissed him then. Not soft. Not loving. A kiss that claimed him, sealed him, marked him.
Then she smiled, devilish and divine.
“Tomorrow night, he takes me again,” she said, rising from his lap. “And this time, I won’t hold back. I won’t think of you. I won’t stop.”
“Oh — and Elliot?”
He looked up.
“I’m going to come home to you still dripping. And you’re going to thank me for letting you taste your betters.”
“Now,” she whispered, sliding her hand behind his neck and guiding his face lower, between her thighs, “show me how much it turned you on to give me away.”
He obeyed — mouth open, worshipful, humiliated — and she laughed, soft and breathless, as she told him exactly what he had given away.
After Elliot had licked his wife to several orgasms Claire stood up, kissed him sweetly on the cheek and left him sitting there, his face a mess, stunned.
Elliot sat in the quiet.
No longer a man in control.
But something deeper.
Something Claire wanted.
Something Jordan could exploit.
Something he had no intention of ever giving up.
He had chosen this.
And she was never going back.
Elliot sat on the edge of the couch, his hands clenched in his lap.
The phone in his palm felt heavier than it should. The screen glowed innocently — Jordan’s number, copied from Claire’s contacts. Just a name. No face. But the man behind it loomed large in his imagination.
His mouth was dry. He stared at the number for what felt like hours and all the while, his mind waged war with itself. What kind of man does this? What kind of husband—what kind of lover—calls up the man who made his wife moan and tells him to do it again?
And worse — what kind of man wants to?
The questions clashed against each other like waves crashing on rocks. His pride, his identity, his need to be her protector, her partner — all against this deeper hunger, older than reason. To be denied. To be humiliated. To be small next to the man his wife might choose.
He hated himself for craving it.
He hated how his cock throbbed when he imagined handing her over, his Claire, to Jordan’s youth, his strength, his cocksure smirk and his raw sexual prowess.
He hated that his wife knew. That she was excited to watch him squirm.
But more than anything… he loved it. Loved her.
And he was terrified of losing her to the very fantasy he had birthed.
He couldn’t stop picturing them — Claire and Jordan. Her on her knees. Him standing over her, hand gripping her hair. Her eyes soft and wide, her mouth obedient and eager. His wife.
And Jordan had already had her.
Not just once. He’d ruined her. Changed her. Lit something inside her that Elliot had never seen before. And now she wanted him to make the next move. Arrange it. Enable it. Offer her again. Make him complicit in his own downfall.
He wasn’t sure what was worse: the shame of giving her away… or how badly he wanted to.
Behind him, he heard the faint shift of the bedroom door. Soft steps. Claire.
She came up beside him silently and perched on the arm of the couch. Her perfume reached him first — light, expensive, laced with something new. She didn’t speak. Just rested a hand on his shoulder.
Waiting.
He swallowed.
Pressed Call.
The line clicked. One ring. Two.
He nearly hung up.
Then — click.
“Hello?”
Jordan’s voice was casual. Confident. Even over the phone, it had presence.
Elliot swallowed hard. “Hey… Jordan. It’s Elliot.”
A pause.
A beat.
Then Jordan’s voice sharpened — recognition dawning with a smirk Elliot could hear.
“Didn’t expect to hear from you. Everything alright?”
There was something in his tone — something smug, knowing. Like he already knew exactly why Elliot was calling.
Elliot flushed. His hand was shaking slightly, but he forced himself to keep his voice steady.
“Claire said you… asked about seeing her again.”
“Did she now?”
Jordan’s tone was slow, almost amused. Drawing it out.
Elliot could feel Claire watching him. Her fingertips pressed lightly into his shoulder, grounding him, owning him.
“She… said if we were going to continue, I had to be the one to call you. To ask.”
Another pause.
Jordan let the silence stretch for seconds that felt like hours.
“So what exactly are you asking me for, Elliot?”
Elliot’s pulse thudded in his throat. He closed his eyes. The words were shameful, and necessary.
“I’m asking if you’ll… if you’ll take her out again. Take care of her.”
A low chuckle from the other end. The sound of a man enjoying himself far too much.
“Take care of her? That’s sweet. You mean like… dinner and a movie?”
Elliot’s face burned. Claire’s hand slid a little further down his shoulder, now resting on his upper chest. Her thumb traced slow circles around his nipples that sent shivers of pleasure through him despite his predicament. She was encouraging him, but she was also enjoying the discomfort. Drinking it in.
“You know what I mean.”
“I don’t think I do, man. You’re gonna have to spell it out for me.”
Elliot’s stomach dropped.
Claire said nothing. She didn’t have to. He could feel her smile without looking at her.
“I want you to… sleep with her.”
Jordan didn’t answer immediately. Elliot imagined him stretching out the silence just to savor his discomfort.
“That it?” Jordan said, tone sharpening. “Because I can do that. But I don’t think that’s the real request here.”
Silence.
“Say it, Elliot. Be a man. Tell me what you really want me to do to your wife.”
Elliot’s breath caught. His whole body was flushed with shame, and worse — desire. His cock throbbed against his pants. He felt like he might throw up or come just from speaking.
Claire leaned in, lips brushing his ear before her togue began to explore making him flinch in pleasure.
Elliot’s voice broke.
“I want you to fuck her,” he whispered. “Use her. However you want. Make her forget I exist.”
“That’s more like it,” Jordan murmured, voice thick now. Dominant. Delighted. “She gonna suck my cock again?”
Elliot clenched his jaw.
“Yes.”
“You want her begging for it?”
“Yes.”
“You want to hear what I did to her after? Maybe I’ll send a pic next time. Would you like that, Elliot?”
His breath hitched.
Claire’s hand moved slowly to his thigh. Squeezed.
“Yes,” he breathed.
Elliot felt a hot flush creep up his neck. His shame was leaking through the phone, and Jordan drank it in like wine.
“I want you to take her,” Elliot whispered. “Again. Like before. More than before. I want you to ruin her for me”
Jordan exhaled slowly, and Elliot could practically hear the smirk now.
“Why?”
“What?”
“I said why, Elliot. Why should I take your wife again?”
The question wasn’t for information. It was a game. A test.
Elliot’s heart pounded.
“Because…” He couldn’t meet anyone’s eyes — certainly not Claire's, not even his own reflection in the window. “Because you’re what she needs. Because you made her come so hard she could barely walk. Because she said she didn’t know her body could feel like that until you showed her. Because she looked me in the eye while I licked her clean and told me she might forget my name if you kept fucking her like that.”
A slow chuckle came through the line. Jordan let it linger before responding.
“That’s better.”
Elliot closed his eyes, barely breathing.
“And what about you?” Jordan asked. “What do you get out of this, little man?”
Elliot’s voice cracked.
“I get to watch her leave. To know she’s yours when she goes. To clean her up when she comes back. To serve her. To be reminded that she’s better now because you used her. I get… to lose her a little more every time.”
Jordan’s voice dropped, quieter now, but no less cruel.
“Damn right you do.”
Silence.
“Damn,” Jordan laughed softly. “You really are something.”
A pause. Then the final nail.
“Say thank you.”
Elliot stared forward, throat tight. He felt tears behind his eyes. Not from sadness. From submission. From the overwhelming shame. From willingly laying himself so low in front of the woman he loved. From everything in that moment.
“Thank you,” he said. “Thank you for fucking my wife.”
A long exhale on the other end.
“Tomorrow night. I’ll take her out. Tell her to wear something sexy. No panties.”
Elliot’s breath hitched.
“And tell her,” Jordan added, “I’m not holding back this time. Last time? That was just me being polite. Next time, I’m going to fuck your wife like she belongs to me. and when I'm finished - she will”
Elliot said nothing. He couldn’t. His entire body buzzed with humiliation and arousal.
“Good boy,” Jordan said, and hung up.
Click.
Silence.
He was trembling.He sat in stunned silence, heart hammering, cock hard and aching, sweat on his palms.
He had done it.
He had given her away.
And he couldn’t take it back.
Claire kissed the corner of his mouth.
“That was perfect,” she said softly.
Claire parted his legs as she stepped between his knees and tilted his face up to hers with a single finger beneath his chin.
“I’m proud of you,” she purred. “You passed.”
"You’ve given me away now,” she said, her voice low and sultry. “Not just in fantasy. Not in whispers. You called him. You arranged it. You surrendered me, Elliot. Just like you always said you wanted."
He swallowed hard, eyes darting to the wet heat between her thighs. She smiled when she noticed.
“Do you know what you’ve given him?” she asked. Her tone sharpened, like the twist of a knife made of silk. “You didn’t just hand him a night with your wife. You handed him everything. My pleasure. My surrender. My loyalty, Elliot.”
She sank into his lap, straddling him, robe falling open, her body still warm. Her lips pressed against his ear.
her bare heat against his clothed thighs. She leaned forward, whispering into his ear.
"You gave away the right to make me moan like I did for him. You gave away the right to feel my thighs clench around your head when I come. Because he made me scream last night, Elliot. Like an animal. Like a woman being broken open."
He whimpered.
Claire pulled back just enough to meet his eyes, her gaze wicked.
"I squirted on his cock. Twice. Something I’ve never done for you. He fucked me in positions we’ve never even tried. He bent me over and slapped my ass so hard I can still feel it when I sit. He took his time. He devoured me like I was his prize."
She dragged his hand between her legs, letting him feel the soaked heat still there.
“This? This is what you gave him.”
Elliot was trembling now. She took his hair and gently tugged his face down, until he was eye-level with the place she wanted him most.
“Now lick. Worship it. Show me you understand what it means to give me away.”
He didn’t hesitate. His mouth met her heat with reverence and hunger. She gasped, but didn’t stop speaking. Her voice was breathy now, intoxicated with power and pleasure.
“I rode him like a bitch in heat. I was loud. Filthy. I begged him to come inside me. Begged him, Elliot. While I held your name in my throat and let it burn.”
Her fingers twisted in his hair, guiding him, pressing him deeper.
“When I came,” she moaned, “I shook. Screamed. I forgot the sound of your voice. He kissed me after, his cum still dripping out of me. And I thanked him.”
Elliot moaned against her, helpless.
Claire’s thighs clenched around his head as he licked her clean, desperate for her approval, desperate to reclaim something — anything — of what he’d lost.
"All you get," she whispered, grinding herself against his mouth. “Is taste what was yours and is now his. You get to know that the better man used your wife like a toy, and now you get to clean up the mess."
She pulled his head back for a moment, her thighs glistening with spit and memory.
“I’ll never be the same again,” she whispered. “He made sure of that. And you — you made it possible.”
She leaned down and kissed him then. Not soft. Not loving. A kiss that claimed him, sealed him, marked him.
Then she smiled, devilish and divine.
“Tomorrow night, he takes me again,” she said, rising from his lap. “And this time, I won’t hold back. I won’t think of you. I won’t stop.”
“Oh — and Elliot?”
He looked up.
“I’m going to come home to you still dripping. And you’re going to thank me for letting you taste your betters.”
“Now,” she whispered, sliding her hand behind his neck and guiding his face lower, between her thighs, “show me how much it turned you on to give me away.”
He obeyed — mouth open, worshipful, humiliated — and she laughed, soft and breathless, as she told him exactly what he had given away.
After Elliot had licked his wife to several orgasms Claire stood up, kissed him sweetly on the cheek and left him sitting there, his face a mess, stunned.
Elliot sat in the quiet.
No longer a man in control.
But something deeper.
Something Claire wanted.
Something Jordan could exploit.
Something he had no intention of ever giving up.
He had chosen this.
And she was never going back.
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Re: In the Hands of Her Desire
Part 28: Dressed to Depart
Claire was already standing in front of the mirror when Elliot stepped into the bedroom.
The lighting was dim, golden, forgiving. But she didn’t need forgiveness.
She was radiant.
The silk slip clung to her like a second skin—champagne-colored, nearly translucent in places, the kind of dress that invited the eye to wander and rewarded it every step of the way. It hung loose at the back, the zipper halfway down her spine, exposing the smooth plane of her back and the delicate dip at the base.
She caught his reflection in the mirror. Didn’t turn. Just smirked, slow and knowing.
“Zip me up?” she asked, arching slightly.
Elliot stepped forward, barely breathing. His fingers brushed the bare skin of her back. She was warm—fresh from the shower, flushed. Her perfume clung to her skin like something expensive and sinful.
He grasped the zipper and drew it up, slowly. The sound was obscene in the hush between them. As the dress closed over her body, she seemed to shift—sharpen. No longer just Claire, his wife—but someone transformed. Weaponized.
Someone who no longer needed permission.
She stepped into her heels, leaning on the dresser with one hand. The thin straps disappeared into her calves as her legs lengthened—impossibly toned, endless in the heels.
She turned toward him.
“What do you think?” she asked, adjusting a strap.
Elliot swallowed. “You look... stunning.”
“Stunning enough for my date?”
Before he could answer, her phone buzzed on the dresser.
“Can you get that for me?” she said casually, applying a final touch of gloss to her lips.
Elliot picked up the phone. Jordan. His stomach twisted.
His heart kicked. He glanced at her. She just raised an eyebrow.
His hands went cold.
He looked at her. She just raised an eyebrow.
“Go on. Answer it.”
He hesitated—just long enough to feel the full weight of it—then swiped to accept.
“Hello?”
“Elliot, the man of the house.” came the familiar voice. Confident. Easy. “Is your wife ready?”
He clenched his jaw. “Hold on.”
He passed the phone to Claire.
“Jordan,” he said, his voice tight.
She took the phone with a wicked smile, turning her body so he could only see the curve of her cheek, her mouth.
“Hey, you,” she purred, turning her back to Elliot. “Mmm… almost ready. He’s helping. Very attentive tonight.”
A pause. Then laughter — hers, soft and delicious.
“Yes. He’s listening right now.”
She met Elliot’s eyes in the mirror again, lips parted, breath teasing.
“I think he likes hearing me talk about how excited I am. Or maybe it’s just the dress.” A pause. “Or the fact that I’m wearing nothing underneath it.”
Elliot’s stomach flipped. She met his eyes, watching him unravel.
He hadn’t known.
His eyes dropped to the curve of her hips, the smooth fabric that now felt thinner, more dangerous.
“No, he’s being good… for now.” She smiled wider. “ But he’s squirming.” Her gaze dipped to his growing arousal. “Very much so.”
Another pause. Her voice dropped.
“Yes... Daddy”
Claire's eyes went to Elliot as she said it, with a hint of embarrassment. She ended the call and placed the phone back into his hand with a kiss to his cheek.
“Well?” she teased, smoothing the fabric over her hips. “You’re the one who arranged this. Are you proud of what you’re giving away?”
Elliot tried to speak, but the words didn’t come. Claire’s smile deepened.
The knock came promptly fifteen minutes later. Claire moved with unhurried confidence, checking her lipstick, adjusting an earring, sipping a final half-glass of wine.
Elliot stood against the wall, heart pounding. He couldn’t speak. Could barely breathe.
Claire’s head turned slightly. A spark in her eye.
She didn’t move right away. She waited. Drew out the silence until it throbbed.
Then, a glance over her shoulder.
“You could still stop me, you know,” she whispered, as if offering him a choice. Then, almost sweetly—“But you won’t.”
And she was right.
And he didn’t.
She opened the door. Jordan stood there — casual, gorgeous, dangerous. A black button-down clung to his chest, sleeves rolled to show the tattoos snaking up his forearms. His jeans fit like they’d been tailored to hold his cock in place, not that it helped.
Claire’s face lit up. She took his arm.
Before they turned to leave, Claire looked back over her shoulder at Elliot once, a wink.
“Don’t wait up… unless you want to.”
She took Jordan’s arm, and they disappeared down the hall.
Elliot stood frozen. For a moment he hovered by the door, torn between dread and desire. Then it hit him — what if someone saw them together? Mrs. Danton from 5C? Alan, from next door? Had anyone recognized her? Or him?
His stomach clenched. He shut the door slowly. Locked it. The click echoed in the stillness.
The apartment was too quiet. Every creak felt like a scream. Every sound felt like an accusation. Elliot wandered room to room aimlessly. Her scent still lingered in the air. Her lipstick stained a wineglass in the sink. Her hairbrush sat like an afterthought beside the bed.
He sat down. Got up. Sat again.
The first text came an hour later.
Claire: Just ordered a bottle of red. I told him you recommended it.
His mouth went dry. His heart raced.
Then Ten minutes later.
Claire: He’s sitting very close.
An hour passed.
Claire: We’re at his place now. I wanted to hear his new playlist…
His throat tightened. Elliot nearly dropped the phone.
Claire: The music is very good. But the way he looks at me—
—That might be better.
And then… nothing. There were no more messages for a while. time slowed.
Minutes became hours. Elliot lay in bed staring at the ceiling, erect, agonized, and exhilarated. He checked the time every ten minutes. Midnight. One. Two. Every sound outside the window felt like footsteps. Every creak a sign she was back.
No sign of her.
Was she even coming back tonight?
He imagined her slipping out of her dress, those long legs wrapping around Jordan’s waist. He imagined her laughing into another man’s neck.
By three, he had drifted into a tortured, restless sleep.
The front door opened just past dawn.
Soft steps.
Claire’s silhouette in the bedroom doorway, her heels in one hand, dress wrinkled and clinging. Hair tousled. A sleepy smile on her lips.
She didn’t say anything at first. Just looked at him. Smiled sleepily. Then she crossed the room, slowly. Climbed into bed beside him. Her skin was warm. Her thigh brushed his. She smelled of sex and cologne that wasn’t his.
“Did you miss me?”
Elliot stared at her, his chest tight, his throat dry. He nodded, barely trusting his voice.
She leaned in, whispered against his lips—low and possessive.
“You should have.”
A pause.
“ I’ve never had a night quite like that…”
And she closed her eyes beside him like a woman fully spent.
He lay awake, staring into the dark, aroused beyond reason.
And utterly owned.
Claire was already standing in front of the mirror when Elliot stepped into the bedroom.
The lighting was dim, golden, forgiving. But she didn’t need forgiveness.
She was radiant.
The silk slip clung to her like a second skin—champagne-colored, nearly translucent in places, the kind of dress that invited the eye to wander and rewarded it every step of the way. It hung loose at the back, the zipper halfway down her spine, exposing the smooth plane of her back and the delicate dip at the base.
She caught his reflection in the mirror. Didn’t turn. Just smirked, slow and knowing.
“Zip me up?” she asked, arching slightly.
Elliot stepped forward, barely breathing. His fingers brushed the bare skin of her back. She was warm—fresh from the shower, flushed. Her perfume clung to her skin like something expensive and sinful.
He grasped the zipper and drew it up, slowly. The sound was obscene in the hush between them. As the dress closed over her body, she seemed to shift—sharpen. No longer just Claire, his wife—but someone transformed. Weaponized.
Someone who no longer needed permission.
She stepped into her heels, leaning on the dresser with one hand. The thin straps disappeared into her calves as her legs lengthened—impossibly toned, endless in the heels.
She turned toward him.
“What do you think?” she asked, adjusting a strap.
Elliot swallowed. “You look... stunning.”
“Stunning enough for my date?”
Before he could answer, her phone buzzed on the dresser.
“Can you get that for me?” she said casually, applying a final touch of gloss to her lips.
Elliot picked up the phone. Jordan. His stomach twisted.
His heart kicked. He glanced at her. She just raised an eyebrow.
His hands went cold.
He looked at her. She just raised an eyebrow.
“Go on. Answer it.”
He hesitated—just long enough to feel the full weight of it—then swiped to accept.
“Hello?”
“Elliot, the man of the house.” came the familiar voice. Confident. Easy. “Is your wife ready?”
He clenched his jaw. “Hold on.”
He passed the phone to Claire.
“Jordan,” he said, his voice tight.
She took the phone with a wicked smile, turning her body so he could only see the curve of her cheek, her mouth.
“Hey, you,” she purred, turning her back to Elliot. “Mmm… almost ready. He’s helping. Very attentive tonight.”
A pause. Then laughter — hers, soft and delicious.
“Yes. He’s listening right now.”
She met Elliot’s eyes in the mirror again, lips parted, breath teasing.
“I think he likes hearing me talk about how excited I am. Or maybe it’s just the dress.” A pause. “Or the fact that I’m wearing nothing underneath it.”
Elliot’s stomach flipped. She met his eyes, watching him unravel.
He hadn’t known.
His eyes dropped to the curve of her hips, the smooth fabric that now felt thinner, more dangerous.
“No, he’s being good… for now.” She smiled wider. “ But he’s squirming.” Her gaze dipped to his growing arousal. “Very much so.”
Another pause. Her voice dropped.
“Yes... Daddy”
Claire's eyes went to Elliot as she said it, with a hint of embarrassment. She ended the call and placed the phone back into his hand with a kiss to his cheek.
“Well?” she teased, smoothing the fabric over her hips. “You’re the one who arranged this. Are you proud of what you’re giving away?”
Elliot tried to speak, but the words didn’t come. Claire’s smile deepened.
The knock came promptly fifteen minutes later. Claire moved with unhurried confidence, checking her lipstick, adjusting an earring, sipping a final half-glass of wine.
Elliot stood against the wall, heart pounding. He couldn’t speak. Could barely breathe.
Claire’s head turned slightly. A spark in her eye.
She didn’t move right away. She waited. Drew out the silence until it throbbed.
Then, a glance over her shoulder.
“You could still stop me, you know,” she whispered, as if offering him a choice. Then, almost sweetly—“But you won’t.”
And she was right.
And he didn’t.
She opened the door. Jordan stood there — casual, gorgeous, dangerous. A black button-down clung to his chest, sleeves rolled to show the tattoos snaking up his forearms. His jeans fit like they’d been tailored to hold his cock in place, not that it helped.
Claire’s face lit up. She took his arm.
Before they turned to leave, Claire looked back over her shoulder at Elliot once, a wink.
“Don’t wait up… unless you want to.”
She took Jordan’s arm, and they disappeared down the hall.
Elliot stood frozen. For a moment he hovered by the door, torn between dread and desire. Then it hit him — what if someone saw them together? Mrs. Danton from 5C? Alan, from next door? Had anyone recognized her? Or him?
His stomach clenched. He shut the door slowly. Locked it. The click echoed in the stillness.
The apartment was too quiet. Every creak felt like a scream. Every sound felt like an accusation. Elliot wandered room to room aimlessly. Her scent still lingered in the air. Her lipstick stained a wineglass in the sink. Her hairbrush sat like an afterthought beside the bed.
He sat down. Got up. Sat again.
The first text came an hour later.
Claire: Just ordered a bottle of red. I told him you recommended it.
His mouth went dry. His heart raced.
Then Ten minutes later.
Claire: He’s sitting very close.
An hour passed.
Claire: We’re at his place now. I wanted to hear his new playlist…
His throat tightened. Elliot nearly dropped the phone.
Claire: The music is very good. But the way he looks at me—
—That might be better.
And then… nothing. There were no more messages for a while. time slowed.
Minutes became hours. Elliot lay in bed staring at the ceiling, erect, agonized, and exhilarated. He checked the time every ten minutes. Midnight. One. Two. Every sound outside the window felt like footsteps. Every creak a sign she was back.
No sign of her.
Was she even coming back tonight?
He imagined her slipping out of her dress, those long legs wrapping around Jordan’s waist. He imagined her laughing into another man’s neck.
By three, he had drifted into a tortured, restless sleep.
The front door opened just past dawn.
Soft steps.
Claire’s silhouette in the bedroom doorway, her heels in one hand, dress wrinkled and clinging. Hair tousled. A sleepy smile on her lips.
She didn’t say anything at first. Just looked at him. Smiled sleepily. Then she crossed the room, slowly. Climbed into bed beside him. Her skin was warm. Her thigh brushed his. She smelled of sex and cologne that wasn’t his.
“Did you miss me?”
Elliot stared at her, his chest tight, his throat dry. He nodded, barely trusting his voice.
She leaned in, whispered against his lips—low and possessive.
“You should have.”
A pause.
“ I’ve never had a night quite like that…”
And she closed her eyes beside him like a woman fully spent.
He lay awake, staring into the dark, aroused beyond reason.
And utterly owned.
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Re: In the Hands of Her Desire
Only those who have been there can tell you what that morning after is like...
The scent of your woman leaking his sex is something you'll never forget.
The scent of your woman leaking his sex is something you'll never forget.
Re: In the Hands of Her Desire
Really well written and excellent story. Thanks for writing and sharing with us.