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Raven
I was having a wet dream. Again. This time I was gripping something that felt like a concrete wall between my legs, rubbing my soaked pussy against it, desperately rolling my hips for more. It felt good. So good. Better than anything I managed on my own. Not until I woke up. The realization hit me slow, the way sleep peels away in layers; first the warmth, then the friction, then the sound of my own quiet breathing, and then the full devastating weight of what I was actually doing. My eyes flew open and found my stepfather’s eyes already on me. When I looked down, I was holding his forearm. My slickness coated the part of him that had been pressed between my legs. I swallowed hard, squeezing my eyes shut. If I couldn’t see him staring me like that, maybe none of this was happening. “It’s okay, baby,” Roman said, his voice low and unhurried, like he hadn’t just caught me humping his hand like an animal in heat. “I totally understand.” My face burned so hot I thought I might die from it. “Sorry, daddy. I… He didn’t let me finish. “You don’t have to apologize. It’s a normal feeling.” He said it so easily, like it was nothing, and stood up from the bed. That’s when I saw the outline of his cock tearing through his shorts. It was hard and pretty huge. My mouth went dry. “I’ll leave so you can take care of that.” “I…” The word stuck in my throat. He was already turning away and something desperate clawed up from my chest before I could stop it. “But I don’t know how.” I swallowed. “Can you show me? Please, daddy.” He went very still. I’d been to biology class. Sat through sex education with a red face and sweaty palms. Read books with dog-eared pages and watched explicit videos I’d immediately deleted from my search history. But none of it translated to my own body. I’d tried once, rubbing my clit the way I’d read about, and it felt wrong, uncomfortable, like I was doing something my body simply didn’t understand. Every morning I woke up hot and aching and untouched, craving something I couldn’t name properly. I was nineteen years old, heading to college in the fall, and I had never been kissed. Not really. Throughout high school, I was the girl who ate lunch in the bathroom to avoid the cafeteria, who spent free periods hidden in the back corner of the library. I was nerdy and introverted and the only boy who had ever truly been close to me was Mark, who was gay and held my hand during scary movies and never wanted anything else. My best friend Anaya had a boyfriend and talked about sex the way people talk about a favorite meal, with her eyes half closed and this slow satisfied smile. *It’s the best feeling*, she always said. *You have no idea.* She was right. I had no idea. And here I was, in my own bedroom, soaking through the sheets, asking my stepfather to teach me how to touch myself because I never got it right. Roman Bellerie had been in my life since I was three years old. He married my mother and became the only male figure I’d ever known. He helped with my homework, came to every school play, and held me when I cried. When mum died, I was fifteen and completely lost. He slept in my room every night for months because the nightmares wouldn’t stop and he refused to leave me alone in the dark. We’d shared a bed without it ever meaning anything. Until it did. I couldn’t even say exactly when things changed, when I started noticing the shape of his hands, the way he smelled in the morning, the sound of his voice when he was half asleep. He was the most handsome man I had ever seen and I had been quietly ashamed of that fact for years. He stood there now, looking at me with an expression I couldn’t fully read. “Sweetheart—” “I’m sorry.” I dropped my eyes immediately, fingers finding the hem of my silk nightdress and pulling at a loose thread. I couldn’t look at him. “I shouldn’t have asked. It was wrong of me.” “That’s not what I was going to say, baby.” I looked up. His jaw was tight, his eyes dark, and his cock was still hard, still very visible, and my stomach turned over in the best way. “Of course, Daddy’s going to help you.” He said it quietly. He came back to the bed and settled at the edge, close but not touching. “I’ll sit here and tell you what to do. Is that okay?” I nodded before I could think about it. “Lie back for me.” I leaned back against the pillows and my heart was absolutely hammering. The silk nightdress had ridden up to my hips and I hadn’t fixed it and he hadn’t looked away. “You need to spread your legs.” I did. My feet flat on the bed, I spread my thighs and I felt his throat bob the moment my pussy came into view. I was so wet it had soaked clean through my panties. “You have such a pretty little pussy.” He said it staring dead at my entrance, his voice still steady but lower than before. “Now slide your hand down. Slowly. Take your time.” My hands were trembling. “Don’t stop.” His voice was so steady. “Keep going, baby.” I slipped my fingers beneath the fabric. I was embarrassingly wet, I could feel it before I even touched myself, slick and warm and too much. “Now find that spot. The one that made you feel good this morning.” “I — I can’t.” My voice came out small. “I don’t feel anything. I’ve tried before and I just… I can’t feel it right.” A short silence. Then the mattress dipped as he shifted closer. “Can I?” he asked. One word. Quiet. Patient. “Yes,” I whispered.Please read before proceeding. All characters in this story are consenting adults of legal age. The female lead is fully aware of her choices and embraces them without apology. While she may appear innocent at times, her actions are intentional, and her desires are her own. Her limited social experience should not be mistaken for immaturity. At nineteen, she is simply inexperienced in certain aspects of life, and by twenty-two, she is a grown woman capable of making her own decisions — right or wrong, bold or reckless. This story explores those choices without judgment. If you are uncomfortable with mature themes or explicit content, please proceed with caution, or kindly step away.
RavenThe babies section of Harrods smells like something between a nursery and a dream.I stand in the middle of it holding the tiniest pair of socks I have ever seen in my life and feel something happen to my chest that I wasn’t prepared for.“Raven.” Anaya appears at my elbow, arms already full. “Look at this.” She holds up a cashmere onesie the color of warm cream with little bear ears on the hood.I take it from her and hold it up and stare at it.“I can’t,” I say.“You can and you will.” She’s already moving down the rack. “We’re getting three.”I put the onesie in the basket and keep walking.I’d decided early this morning that I’m not going to find out the gender. I don’t know how to explain it properly to Anaya except to say that it doesn’t matter. Boy or girl, this baby is already the most loved person in the world and has been since the moment I found out they existed. I don’t need a color to prepare myself. I just need to show up.“So we’re going unisex,” Anaya co
Roman(Past)“He won’t give up unless we give him something,” Marcus said. “He wants every potential threat eliminated. He won’t stop hunting until he believes the heiress is dead.”“Then give him something. A body.”“I’ll make arrangements and see if we can find a dead girl who shares the heiress’s features. That should convince him to call off the hunt.”“Good.”Erica reappeared a moment later, this time carrying her luggage.“I need this sorted once and for all before the weekend,” I said, ending the call with Marcus. I finally turned to face her fully.“Where’s Raven?”“I put her to sleep,” she answered, her hand tightening around the handle of her suitcase.“And where are you going with that?” I asked, my gaze lifting from the luggage to her face.“I can’t stay here anymore. I don’t want any part of this. I swear I’ll disappear. You’ll never see me again. I’ll never tell anyone. Just… please let me go.”“You signed a contract,” I reminded her.“I’ll pay you back. I promise.” She
RavenRoman pushes inside me inch by inch and the stretch of him pulls a long broken moan out of me that I don’t try to stop.I’m tender from everything the red room did to me early hours of today. But I’m so wet, so embarrassingly, obscenely wet, that my body takes him anyway, my slick running freely, easing him in despite the ache, and my fingers find his shoulders and hold on.“Babygirl.” His voice comes out rough against my temple, strained in a way I feel in my stomach. “I can’t stop fucking this pussy.” A low grunt. “Feel how good you take me. Every single time.”“Don’t stop.” The words fall out of me without permission. “I mean it. Don’t ever stop. Use me however you want. I’m yours. All of me.”The sound that leaves him is heavy and deep and I feel it vibrate from his chest straight into mine and heat floods through me so suddenly I clench hard around him and feel myself leak down his length and onto his thighs.He grips my hips and starts to move.Just lifting me and
RomanThe water runs hot and I let it.I stand under it with my hands braced against the tile and let the steam fill the room and think about Van Davis sitting across from me three days ago in a restaurant he chose because he thought neutral ground meant something.He’d come to me.That was the part I still turned over. Van Davis, who had more pride than sense and a public profile he protected like a second income, had called my office and asked for a meeting. I almost didn’t take it.I’m glad I did.He sat down across from me and didn’t waste time. Told me the child was his. That he and Vivienne had seen each other a couple of times, that she’d come back to him a year into my engagement and he’d been stupid enough to let her.“That woman means nothing to me,” he’d said flatly. “She thought she could crawl back after everything and I’d want her. I didn’t. But she was there and I was stupid.” He leaned back in his chair. “I’m not letting another man raise my child. That’s the on
Raven‘What are you up to, Roman Bellerie?’ I think to myself as I drain the last of the wine in my glass.Everyone looks shocked at Roman’s accusations, waiting for Vivienne to defend herself.She doesn’t break the way people would expect someone in her shoes to.That’s the thing about Vivienne. Even cornered, even with the room turned against her, she finds something to hold onto.“Disgracing me at our wedding wasn’t enough for you?” Her voice comes out steadier than it has any right to. She pulls herself up off the floor, straightening the dress, lifting her chin. “Not showing up, leaving me standing there in front of everyone wasn’t enough? Now you want to stand here and deny your own child? In front of my father?” Her eyes fill, and even now they’re performing. “How cruel can one person be, Roman? What did I ever do to deserve this from you?”“You’re still choosing to do this the hard way,” Roman says.“I’m not doing anything. I’m telling the truth.”“Last chance, Vivienn
RomanThe office is quiet on a Saturday.That’s why I like it.No calls routed through the main line, no assistants moving through the corridor, no scheduled meetings pulling my attention in six directions at once. Just the work, stripped of everything performative.I was here by seven.My phone has been lighting up since nine.I’ve been letting it.I finish reading through the Diamond Club correspondence, make two notes in the margin, close the file. Pour a second coffee. Open the next document.My phone buzzes again. This time I pick up.“Dave, tell me,” I say.“You need to come home.” His voice is tight in a way Dave rarely allows himself. “Right now, Roman. Vivienne has lost her mind completely. She’s broken two vases, a mirror, and Gerald is standing in your living room threatening to dismantle everything you’ve built before Monday morning.”As expected. She’d rather bark like a wounded animal than walk away with whatever dignity she has left.“Is anyone hurt?”“Not
RavenThe restaurant is warm and softly lit, the kind of place that makes everything feel slightly more manageable than it actually is. We have menus open in front of us. I am staring at mine without reading a single word.“Right.” Anaya closes her menu with the authority of someone who made this d
Raven“Come on Cousin. Don’t embarrass me in front of my potential date. It was one incident—”“There were several incidents.”“The bucket thing was an accident.”I look between them. “The bucket thing?”Anaya’s eyes light up. “Oh, she doesn’t know.”“She doesn’t need to know,” Jack says, pointing
Roman Stepping into the office this morning, I’m reminded of all the problems that has compounded for me. “You actually did it, boss?” Marcus’s voice is low, controlled, but I hear the shock underneath it. He has worked for me long enough to know better than to wear his reactions openly. He isn’t
Raven I shouldn’t. I open the box anyway. The diamond catches the light immediately, almost aggressively, as if it were designed specifically to make a person feel small. It’s enormous. Flawless. I lift it out. Turn it once in my fingers. And then, almost without deciding to, I slide i







