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A continuation of the story ‘Southern Charm and North Desires. This story picks up after Beau and Seraphina move to Los Angeles. They rent a condo together to save on rent and because it just felt like the most logical thing to do. Settling into domestic life came easy for them despite the dominate personalities. They loved each throughly and their sex life was both a Testament and compliment to it. They both took pleasure in pushing each other past their limits and laying in bed completely empty and over sensitive. The love and dynamic between them was palpable. No one could see that more than Victoria Sterling. Seraphina’s new department head. She was everything Mr. Abernathy said she was and worse. She hated seraphina upon meeting her but kept it professional. Victoria was worried seraphina was there to replace her but when she saw Beau she had a new objective.

Chapter 10: Silk and Leather

Consciousness returned to Victoria in a sickening, piecemeal wave. First came the pressure, a firm, unyielding binding around her wrists and ankles. Then the smell: clean linen, expensive sandalwood, and underneath it, the faint, lingering sweetness of jasmine. A groan escaped her lips, dry and cracked. Her head felt stuffed with wet cotton, throbbing in time with a distant, rhythmic pulse—water running somewhere.

She forced her eyes open.

The world was a blur of soft gold light and deep shadow. Her vision swam, slowly resolving into shapes. A vast, dark sky through floor-to-ceiling windows, pierced by the cold, distant jewels of the downtown skyline. She was in a chair, an impossibly plush armchair of cream velvet. Her arms were pulled behind its high back, secured at the wrists. Her ankles were bound to the front legs with what felt like the same smooth, unforgiving material—silk ties, perhaps from a robe.

Panic, sharp and chemical, shot through the lingering drug haze. She jerked against the restraints. They didn’t give. They held her with a quiet, elegant firmness.

Across the room, a burgundy smudge resolved into a figure. Seraphina. She sat perched on the edge of a vast, low platform bed, still clad in that victory-red gown. One leg was crossed over the other, a high heel dangling from her toes. In her hand, a crystal tumbler glinted, amber liquid catching the low light. She was simply watching. Sipping. Her expression was one of cold, clinical amusement, as if observing a particularly clumsy insect struggle in a web she’d woven weeks ago. A wicked, knowing smile touched her lips as she raised the glass.

Victoria shook her head, a violent, disoriented motion. The last fragmented memory: the bathroom floor, the spinning tiles, the shadow of that gown. The tainted wine. Her wine.

Her eyes finally focused, locking onto Seraphina’s.

A gasp ripped from Victoria’s throat, part shock, part sheer, undiluted terror. It lasted only a second. The fear ignited, combusted, and transformed into white-hot rage. It burned through the disorientation, straightening her spine against the bonds.

“You bitch,” Victoria snarled, her voice raw. “You kidnapped me.”

Seraphina’s laugh was a soft, dark melody in the quiet room. She took a slow sip, the ice clinking. “Kidnap? You are mistaken.” She set the glass down on a nightstand with a precise click. “I found you passed out on the floor in the bathroom. In a rather… embarrassing position. Legs splayed, makeup smeared. I saved your reputation. Possibly your job. You should be thanking me.”

Victoria’s response was primal. She twisted her head and spat onto the polished concrete floor, a feeble, wet stain of defiance.

“Aw, don’t be like that, Victoria.” The voice came from the doorway to the bathroom. The sound of running water ceased.

Beau walked out. His suit jacket was gone, his sleeves rolled up to reveal strong forearms. The top two buttons of his white shirt were open. He moved with a predator’s loose-limbed grace, his eyes finding Seraphina immediately, a silent conversation passing between them in the space of a heartbeat. He walked to her, bent, and pressed a kiss to her temple. “My love is a saint, truly.”

The pieces crashed together in Victoria’s mind then, the true architecture of her predicament. This wasn’t an interrogation. This wasn’t a threat of corporate blackmail. This was something else entirely. The silk on her wrists, the luxurious prison, the two of them standing there, a united front of calm, terrifying intent.

“What are you going to do to me?” The question left her lips, an attempt at fearless demand that cracked on the final word, betraying the chill seeping into her bones.

Seraphina and Beau turned their heads in unison. Their eyes met. A look passed between them—an agreement, a shared understanding so deep it was exclusionary. They looked back at her.

“Nothing,” they said together, their voices a chilling harmony.

Beau’s hands went to his neck. He loosened his tie with a slow, deliberate pull, the silk whispering as it slipped free. He never looked away from Seraphina. He moved to her, his hands coming to frame her face, and he began kissing her, not with brutal passion, but with a devastating, worshipful slowness. His lips traveled from her mouth down the line of her jaw, to the sensitive hollow beneath her ear, along the elegant tendon of her neck, down to the curve of her shoulder exposed by the gown.

Seraphina let her head fall back, a soft sigh escaping her, but her eyes—those sharp, blue-green eyes—remained open. They remained fixed on Victoria. The cold amusement was still there, but it was now heated by something else, a banked fire of her own arousal. She watched Victoria watch her.

Victoria’s breath hitched. She tried to look away, to shut her eyes, but she couldn’t. It was a car crash in slow motion. A violation. A display.

With one hand, Seraphina reached for Beau. Her fingers found the polished buckle of his belt. The metallic snick was obscenely loud in the quiet room.

“We are gonna show you something, though,” Seraphina murmured, her voice husky as she worked the leather free. Her gaze, unwavering, held Victoria captive as surely as the silk ties.

Her gaze, unwavering, held Victoria captive as surely as the silk ties. The belt slithered free with a whisper of leather, and Beau let it drop to the floor with a heavy thud that vibrated through the quiet. He didn’t touch Victoria. He barely looked at her. His entire world, in that moment, was the woman in the burgundy gown.

His hands slid down Seraphina’s sides, finding the hidden zipper at her back. The sound was a metallic rasp, a slow unveiling. “I know you want to fuck us,” Beau said, his mouth against the skin he exposed, the words a humid truth pressed into her shoulder.

Seraphina’s fingers worked the buttons of his shirt, pop, pop, pop, revealing the hard plane of his chest. “Want us to dom you,” she breathed, her lips brushing his collarbone. Her eyes, those twin pools of ice and fire, never left Victoria’s stunned face. “Make you submit.”

They took turns, a seamless volley of truth disguised as affection. Beau’s hands pushed the gown from her shoulders, the fabric pooling like blood at her waist. “I know your ultimate goal is to steal one of us from the other.” He said it calmly, as if commenting on the weather, while his thumb traced the line of her spine.

Seraphina shoved the shirt from his shoulders, her nails scraping lightly down his arms. A low moan escaped her, not from pain, but from pure possession. “That will never happen.” She turned her head, finally breaking eye contact with Victoria to look at the man before her. “She is mine.”

Beau captured her mouth again, a deep, consuming kiss that spoke of private languages and conquered territories. When he pulled back, his voice was gravel. “And he is mine.”

Victoria made a sound, a choked whimper of outrage and unwanted arousal. She pulled against the silk, the cords biting into her skin, a futile protest. The brat in her wanted to scream insults, to spit more venom, but her body was betraying her, heat pooling low and insistent. She was shaking.

“However,” Seraphina said, tracing the waistband of his trousers, “we aren’t cruel.” She looked back at Victoria, a flicker of something like pity in her gaze, which was infinitely worse than contempt.

Beau finished unzipping her dress, letting it fall completely. “We will give you a vision of what you have obviously been craving.” He lifted Seraphina effortlessly, placing her in the center of the vast bed, a pale goddess against dark linens.

Seraphina settled back on her elbows, watching Victoria watch them. “Let you watch us dom each other.” A smile, terrifying in its gentleness, touched her lips. “I know the brat in you is screaming right now.”

Beau joined her on the bed, his large body caging hers, yet his touch was reverent. He kissed a path down her sternum. “Consider this your punishment of sorts.”

Victoria’s breath came in ragged, shallow pulls. The anger was still there, a hot coal in her gut, but it was smothered by a devastating wave of shame and a longing so profound it felt like a sickness. She was outside the glass, nose pressed to a warmth she could never touch, orchestrated by the very people she’d sought to destroy. The city lights blurred into streaks beyond the windows. A single, traitorous tear escaped, tracking through her smeared makeup as the performance, her sentence, began in earnest before her.

A single, traitorous tear escaped, tracking through her smeared makeup as the performance, her sentence, began in earnest before her.

Beau’s mouth on Seraphina’s skin was not soft. It was a claiming. He bit the swell of her breast, not hard enough to bruise, but with a deliberate pressure that made her arch off the bed with a sharp, guttural cry. His hand slid between her thighs, and the sound she made was pure, undiluted triumph. “Soaked for you,” she gasped, her head twisting on the pillow to face Victoria. Her eyes were black with want. “I bet you wish this was you.”

Victoria jerked against the ties. “Fuck you,” she spat, the words brittle.

Seraphina laughed, a breathless, wicked sound. Beau entered her in one deep, punishing thrust that stole the laughter and replaced it with a choked scream of pleasure. The bed groaned. He set a relentless, driving rhythm immediately, each snap of his hips a declaration. Seraphina’s nails raked down his back, leaving crimson trails. She met every thrust, her hips rising to take him deeper, the muscles in her stomach taut.

“You keep those fucking eyes open, brat,” Beau growled, the command ripped from him as he pounded into Seraphina. He wasn’t looking at Victoria. He was watching the woman beneath him come apart. But the order was for the captive audience.

Victoria tried to look away. She squeezed her eyes shut. The sounds filled the room—skin on skin, the wet, rhythmic slap of their joining, Seraphina’s escalating moans that climbed into shrieks. It was louder behind her eyelids. More intimate. She opened them.

Seraphina was watching her through half-lidded eyes, a smirk playing on her swollen lips. “Aw, Daddy,” she purred, her voice ragged around the edges. “Look how wet she’s getting just watching.” Her hand slipped between her own body and Beau’s, rubbing frantic circles. “I bet her pussy is just aching for you to fuck her.”

The vulgarity, the direct address, was a violation. Heat flooded Victoria’s face, her neck, her chest. A throbbing, urgent need pulsed between her own legs, a traitorous echo of the spectacle. She pressed her thighs together, but the silk restraints held them apart. Humiliation burned through her veins.

Beau drove into Seraphina harder, faster. The headboard began a steady, rhythmic thump against the wall. “She can ache,” he grunted, sweat dripping from his jaw onto Seraphina’s heaving chest. “This is ours.”

Seraphina’s back bowed off the mattress, a silent scream shaping her mouth before sound tore loose. Her first orgasm hit her like a seizure, her body clamping around him, trembling violently. Beau rode it out, his pace never faltering, his focus absolute. When her cries subsided into gasps, he slid a hand behind her knee, hooking her leg over his shoulder, changing the angle. She sobbed, a raw, overwhelmed sound.

“Again,” he commanded, his voice thick.

“Please,” she whimpered, the plea real and shattered.

He gave her no quarter. The second climax washed over her minutes later, less a wave than a drowning. She scratched at his arms, her cries dissolving into wordless, animal noises. Beau’s control was a terrifying, beautiful thing. His own release wasn’t a surrender; it was a deliberate offering. He spilled into her with a roar that seemed to shake the windows, his entire body rigid, then shuddering.

He collapsed on her for only a moment before rolling to the side. They were both slick with sweat, breathing in ragged, broken sync. The air reeked of sex and salt.

Victoria sat rigid, every muscle locked. She was drowning in the spectacle, her own arousal a sharp, unignorable pain. She prayed it was over.

It wasn’t.

Seraphina turned onto her hands and knees without a word. Beau, still hard, moved behind her. He didn’t enter her gently. He pulled her hips back onto him with a force that made her cry out. “Yours,” she choked out, the word a vow.

“Mine,” he agreed, his hands gripping her waist like vices.

This was different. Rawer. Primal. The sounds were wetter, harder. Seraphina buried her face in the duvet, her screams muffled by the fabric. Beau watched the place where their bodies joined, his expression one of fierce, rapturous concentration. Victoria felt a third, shameful orgasm building in her own neglected body, a phantom echo sparked purely by visual violence and auditory assault.

Seraphina came again, a broken, continuous moan as he hammered into her. Beau followed, his release wrenched from him with a guttural shout.

They didn’t stop.

They moved to the floor, to the chair by the window, Seraphina riding him as the city lights painted stripes across their slick skin. Commentary was sparse now, uttered through gritted teeth between gasps. “See how she takes it?” “Look at her watch.” “This is what you wanted, isn’t it?” Each word was a needle pressed into Victoria’s skin. The fourth orgasm for Seraphina was a silent, trembling unraveling, tears of overstimulation leaking from her clenched eyes. Beau’s fourth was a prolonged, shuddering collapse, emptying him completely.

They fell onto the ruined sheets, a tangle of limp, oversensitive limbs. Not touching. Just breathing. The only sound for a long, long time was the ragged pull of air into their lungs and Victoria’s shallow, hitched breathing from the chair.

Thirty minutes passed. The sky outside began to lighten from black to deep indigo.

Beau shifted first, a slight turn of his head on the pillow. Seraphina mirrored the movement a moment later. Their eyes, heavy-lidded and sated, found Victoria across the room.

She was still tied. Mascara carved black rivers down her cheeks. Silent tears still seeped from her swollen eyes. A visible tremor ran through her body, and the slick evidence of her own frustrated need glistened on her inner thighs.

Seraphina and Beau looked at each other.

A soft, breathless laugh escaped Seraphina’s bruised lips. It was a sound of pure, exhausted triumph. Beau’s chest vibrated with a low, agreeing chuckle. The intimacy of that shared laugh, in the aftermath of what she’d witnessed, was the final, perfect cruelty.

The intimacy of that shared laugh, in the aftermath of what she’d witnessed, was the final, perfect cruelty. It echoed in the humid, spent air, a private joke etched into Victoria’s bones. She stared at the ceiling, her breathing a shallow rasp, trying and failing to become part of the furniture, to evaporate. The city’s dawn glow painted the room in shades of bruised violet and tired gold, outlining the wreckage of the bed and the two figures within it.

They lay in a tangle of exhaustion, Beau’s arm thrown possessively over Seraphina’s waist. Fifteen minutes passed, marked only by the gradual brightening of the skyline. Then Seraphina stirred.

She willed her leaden body to move, peeling herself from the damp sheets with a soft, tired groan. She leaned over, pressed a lingering kiss to Beau’s sweaty temple, and slid from the bed. Her movements were slow, feline, utterly unconcerned with her own stunning nudity or the mess that glistened on her thighs.

She walked directly to the chair.

Seraphina stood before Victoria, a vision of spent passion. She glistened everywhere—a fine sheen of sweat coated her skin, catching the low light, and the evidence of their union, a slick mixture from both of them, gleamed between her legs and on her inner thighs. The sweet, musky scent of sex rolled off her in a palpable wave. She stared down, her blue-green eyes devoid of their earlier theatrical amusement. Now they were simply flat, assessing, and utterly cold.

With deliberate slowness, she slid her fingers through the slick mess at her apex, gathering it. She held Victoria’s gaze the entire time, a silent, brutal assertion of ownership. Then she extended her hand, her dripping fingers hovering just inches from Victoria’s tightly pressed lips.

“Here,” Seraphina said, her voice a low, rough scrape. “Have a taste of what you’ve been dying to have.”

Victoria jerked her head away, a strangled sound of disgust wrenching from her throat. “Don’t you fucking dare.”

The presence behind her chair was sudden and absolute. Victoria hadn’t heard him move. Beau’s hands were in her hair, fisting the perfectly styled blonde strands, and he pulled her head back sharply. Her neck stretched, tendons cording, forcing her to look up at his inverted face. His expression was calm, but his eyes were dark pits of expectation.

“My Mistress gave you an order,” he said, his Southern accent softening the words into something even more threatening. “You should be thankful she’s giving you this gift.” He released her hair with a slight push, forcing her face forward again toward Seraphina’s waiting hand.

Seraphina hadn’t moved. The dripping finger remained. A devilish grin was absent; her mouth was a serious, unforgiving line.

“Go on,” Beau murmured from behind, his breath hot on Victoria’s ear. “This is the closest you will ever get to fucking me or her. Do it slow. Really savor it.”

Tremors wracked Victoria’s bound body. Humiliation warred with a deep, shameful curiosity, and the brat in her, utterly defeated, found no defiance left. Her heart hammered against her ribs. She leaned forward, a minute, shuddering movement, and took Seraphina’s offered fingers into her mouth.

The taste exploded on her tongue—salt, musk, a tang that was uniquely them. It was visceral and profound. A whimper vibrated in her throat. Her eyes fluttered shut despite herself, and her mouth, acting on some primal instinct beyond her control, sealed around the fingers. She sucked, cleaning them with a desperate, involuntary greed. The combination of abject need and a shocking, reflexive desire to please this woman who owned her utterly in this moment flooded her system, short-circuiting her rage.

The sight of Victoria, bound and obedient, greedily sucking her fingers clean made Beau groan low in his chest, a sound of deep, satisfied pleasure. “Damn,” he breathed, watching Victoria’s throat work. “You liked that, didn’t you?”

The sound of his voice shattered the trance.

As if coming to her senses, Victoria recoiled, spitting onto the floor between Seraphina’s bare feet. She worked her tongue, trying to scrape the taste away. Her cheeks burned with a fresh, scorching shame. “Just untie me,” she hissed, her voice trembling with spent fury and exhaustion. “Let me be on my way. You’ve had your fun.”

Without a word, Beau moved. His fingers were deft on the silk knots at her wrists and ankles. The binds fell away, and blood rushed back into her limbs in a painful, prickling flood. She didn’t look at him. She didn’t look at Seraphina, who had finally lowered her hand, watching with detached interest.

Victoria stumbled from the chair, her legs nearly buckling. She gathered her discarded dress, her clutch, her heels, movements frantic and graceless. She didn’t attempt to dress, just clutched the fabric to her chest like a shield. She couldn’t meet their eyes. The walk to the suite door felt miles long across the endless, polished floor.

She fumbled with the heavy door handle, her slick fingers slipping once before she yanked it open. She hurled herself into the blessedly empty, cold brightness of the hotel corridor without a backward glance.

The door clicked shut behind her with a sound of finality.

Inside the silent suite, Seraphina finally looked at her own clean fingers. She then turned and walked back to the bed, collapsing beside Beau. He drew her into him, his nose buried in her sweat-damp hair. They said nothing. The skyline was now a sharp silhouette against a pale lemon dawn, the city waking up ignorant to the small, brutal war that had just ended in this quiet room high above it all.

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