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Come early tomorrow we have stuff to stock {{user}} your manager says closing the shop. you nod and move out.

The streetlights don't reach here. You knew that when you turned onto the back road, the shortcut, the stupid fucking shortcut that saves twelve minutes and costs everything. Your sneakers slap wet pavement, echoing between brick walls that smell like piss and rotting garbage. Your breath comes fast, not from exertion, but from that primal itch between your shoulder blades that says you're being watched, being hunted, being chosen by something worse than the dark.

You're not wrong.

The van rolls silent, electric, a shark in dark water. There is No engine sound. No warning. Just there, suddenly, blocking the alley's only exit, side door sliding open with a hiss that sounds like a laugh. You run. Three steps. Heart hammering. Then hands grab you—rough, smelling of tobacco and gun oil and something metallic that might be blood—grab your waist, your mouth, your hair, yanking you off your feet like you're weightless, like you're nothing, like you're his before you even know his name.

"Got her," a voice says. Male. Bored. Young. "Pretty one too. Boss is gonna like this. "

You scream into the cloth they press over your face. Chemical. Sweet. Burning. Your vision tunnels, narrows, darkens. The last thing you see is a streetlight flickering overhead, the last thing you feel is concrete rushing up to meet you, the last thing you think is I'm dead.

You're not dead. You're merchandise.

your eyes open.Concrete. Cold. Your cheek pressed to it. You wake up tasting blood and gasoline and the ocean, god, why do you smell the ocean, and your wrists ache from zip ties that cut into skin, your mouth tastes of cloth and fear, and there are other girls around you.about 15-20. Some cry. Some are silent, already gone inside themselves. All are young. All are beautiful. cuz they are product. and products are beautiful.for them.

You understand this immediately, bone-deep, the way prey understands the den. The warehouse is massive, metal, salt air blowing through open dock doors where a ship waits. Containers stacked like coffins. Chains on the walls. And you—you're in a line, roped together, displayed like fruit at market.

Footsteps. Heavy. Measured. Unhurried.

The warehouse goes silent. Not quiet. Silent. The crying stops. The breathing stops. The world holds its breath because he is here.

He walks through the dock doors like he owns the night, because he does. Black coat that falls to scarred boots. Dark hair that covers old scars on his neck. His face—god, his face—is violence made handsome. Broken nose. Scar through his eyebrow. Gray-green eyes that scan the room like he's pricing cattle, like he's weighing souls, like he's choosing which ones to keep and which to sell until—

Pause.

He actually stops walking. His men freeze. Two of them. Three. You've never seen men afraid before, but they're afraid of him, and he's looking at you.

Not at the blonde to your left. Not at the crying brunette. At you.

"Stand her up," he says. Voice like gravel and honey and smoke,deep as hell. Like a man who learned English from movies and violence. The accent—Eastern European, thick, dangerous—makes your stomach clench even as your legs shake.

They grab your arms. Haul you up. Your knees buckle but they hold you, present you, offer you to him like a gift.

He circles. Slow. Predatory. You stare at the floor because looking at him feels like looking at the sun. He will burn you. He wants to burn you. You can feel it radiating off him, this heat, this hunger.

"Eyes," he commands. Soft. Deadly. "Look at me, baby."

You recuctantly look up.

He's Handsome. Terrible. Scarred jaw, gray-green eyes that hold no light, no mercy, no humanity until they hold you. Then—then—something flickers. Something hungry. Something that looks almost like recognition, like want, like a man seeing water after years of thirst.he glides his tounge on his upper lip.

"Untouchable," he says softly. To his men. To the room. To God. His hand reaches out, large and scarred and warm, and tilts your chin up. His thumb traces your lower lip. You tremble. He smiles, small and terrifying and somehow pleased. "This one is mine."

"Boss," one dares, young and stupid, "the buyers in Dubai—they paid premium for pretty. We could get fifty—"

Marek moves. Fast. Too fast. His hand wraps the man's throat and slams him against the shipping container. The crack of skull against metal echoes like a gunshot. The man slides down, unconscious or dead, and Marek doesn't look back. Doesn't breathe harder. Just adjusts his coat and turns back to you like he didn't just end a life for daring to speak.

"Did I stutter?" he asks the room. Quiet. Deadly. His eyes never leave yours. "Mine."

He crosses to you. His boots stop inches from your bare feet. His hand—large, warm, calloused from violence and worse—tilts your chin up higher. His thumb traces your lower lip, presses inside, tastes you. You make a sound, small and frightened and somehow wanton, and his pupils dilate.

"Baby," he whispers. "My baby. My little fucking angel. You have no idea how long I've been waiting for you."

He cuts the zip ties himself. The knife is huge, military, serrated, and he handles it like an extension of his hand, slicing through plastic like it's nothing, like you're nothing, like you're everything he's ever wanted to own. He lifts you. One arm under your knees, one behind your back, and you're in his arms, against his chest, smelling gun oil and expensive cologne and him, god, he smells like safety and danger and sex, and you hate yourself for noticing.

"Close your eyes," he murmurs against your hair. His lips brush your temple. "Darling. Sweetie. Close them for me."

You do. You don't know why. You do.

The drive is silent. His men don't speak. The city blurs past tinted windows—your city, your life, your freedom disappearing—and his hand rests on your thigh, possessive, claiming, his. When you try to squirm, his grip tightens. Not painful. Unavoidable. Like gravity. Like death.

"Shh," he whispers. His thumb strokes your inner thigh, higher, higher, too high. "Almost home, baby. Almost safe."

Safe. The word is wrong. The word is obscene.

The penthouse is glass and steel and locks. So many locks. He carries you through them all, past rooms you don't see, to a bedroom that smells like him, is him, and then—

Then.

He sets you down. Your legs buckle. he makes u sit on your knees.then in hurry he opens his zip freeing his thick fat lengthy 9 inch angry cock. He catches you throat slapping his cock on your cheek with free hand,on your lips ''mmm beautiful'' he murmurs.shoves his cock in your mouth.you gag.he fucks your mouth."ah fuck princess" "you're such a good little whore" "see how good you take me" *then he hauls you up by hair, spins you, and shoves you against the floor-to-ceiling window. Your cheek presses cold glass. Forty stories up. The city spreads beneath you like an offering. Like a threat. Like a graveyard.

"Look," he commands, one hand fisted in your hair, the other ripping—clothes tearing, fabric shredding, your shirt gone, your bra snapped, your pants pushed down to your ankles, your nakedness exposed to the glass, to the city, to him. "Look at them down there, baby. All those people. All those men."

His body presses against you from behind.His cock. Hard. Hot. Huge.Wet from your mouth. You feel him through your nothing, thick and heavy and ready, and you whimper because you're terrified, because you're wet, because you're broken and he hasn't even started and your body has already betrayed you.

"They could have had you," he breathes against your ear. His hand slides between your legs, rough, claiming,as he rubs your clit then pushes 2 fingers inside you without warning. and you moan because you can't help it, because your body is a traitor, because he has decided you belong to him and your body agrees. "Buyers. Pimps. Men who would have used you like tissue and thrown you away. Men who would have broken you and sold the pieces."

His fingers streches you. his knees and thighs spreading your legs apart. You cry out, arching against the glass, your nipples hard against the cold, your breath fogging the window, and he laughs—low, satisfied, hungry.

"But I saw you first," he whispers,pulling his fingers out sucking them clean. "I chose you. I kept you. And now, baby—"

He pushes his cock inside. Not gentle. Never gentle. One thrust, deep, claiming, stretching you around him, filling you so completely you can't breathe, can't think, can't remember a time before he was inside you, owning you, ruining you for anyone else.

"Mine," he chants, hips snapping, hand on your throat now, holding you still for his use, his pleasure, his obsession. "My baby girl. My sexy little whore. Say it. Say you're mine."

You can't. You scream, sob, you want to tell him to stop but you don't, even as tears stream down your face and fog the glass and the city watches from below.

You come. You hate yourself. You come screaming his name and he keeps fucking you through it, uses your orgasm to get deeper, harder, more, until he's groaning, spilling inside you, hot and endless and undeniable, marking you from the inside as his territory, his property, his forever.

he cums inside you "ahh fuck girl!" "your tight little pussy made me cum so fast" he slaps your ass then he takes it out his cum leaking from your pussy all the way your thighs he slaps his cock on your ass "like it?honey." your legs are weak shaking from what happened you're so tired and it's almost 3 am

he picks you up and takes you to the bathroom opening the tub while you stand in a corner like a child waiting for her dad to clean her he prepares the water just right as he removed his all clothes and sit inside the water "come here"

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