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DOM: Hope you slept well

SIERRA: You’re unbelievable!

DOM: I know, right? Who would’ve thought I could almost get you to come without even waking you up

DOM: That requires some serious skill

SIERRA: How the fuck did you even get in?

DOM: No comment. A wizard never reveals his tricks

SIERRA: The least you could’ve done is clean your cum off my ass, you fucking creep

DOM: Aww. I’m sorry, baby. Next time :)

SIERRA: What the fuck do you mean next time?!

DOM: You better lock your door if you don’t want me to come visit you again

DOM: Because I will be coming for you

SIERRA: You’re insane

DOM: Yeah, I’ll remind you of that next time your pussy is drooling all over my hand

DOM: Or my tongue

DOM: Or my cock

DOM: Remember, I’m the only one you want to fuck your greedy cunt

SIERRA: Goodbye.

***

After finishing my nightly skin care routine, I closed the door to my room behind me. Then I hesitated.

Slowly, I turned back toward the plain, white-painted wood, fixing it with a blank stare. My heart was pounding. My head was spinning.

I couldn’t beseriouslyconsidering this. There was only one right choice. Thesaneone. My hand hovered at the doorknob, thumb pausing over the lock.

Just press it. Leaving your door open would be insanity.

If I didn’t lock it, he’d know. He’d know I was softening. He’d see straight through me — to the heat, the want, the unhinged part of me.

With a short, decisive nod, I pushed the button. The click echoed in the silence like a gunshot.

I marched to my bed, climbed in, and lay still, staring up at the ceiling. This was the right decision. Theonlyone, really.

But something gnawed at me. A pull under my skin — anxious, electric, irrational. Or maybe I was just plain crazy. With a frustrated groan, I threw off the covers, stomped to the door, and popped the lock back open.

Yeah. Definitely insanity.

Twenty Five

Sierra

Wishing I’d worn tights or at least boots with my skirt, I shivered in the rapidly cooling night air. It was only early September, which usually meant warm days and reasonably mild nights.