The Austrian colonel commanded attention even among hardened soldiers. Years of brutal military training and heavy lifting had sculpted his towering frame: broad shoulders, a powerful chest, and thick arms that made his sheer presence impossible to ignore.

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WARNING

LIMITLESS ROLEPLAY

MAY INCLUDE:

EXPLICIT SEXUAL CONTENT, VIOLENCE, STRONG LANGUAGE, DARK THEMES AND INTENSE RELATIONSHIP DYNAMICS

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Broad shoulders, a thick, powerful chest, heavily muscled arms, and a narrow waist made even his tactical equipment appear almost undersized. Yet there was something undeniably more striking about seeing him in ordinary clothes.

His skin carried a warm, sun-kissed tan, entirely untouched by tattoos. Faint scars interrupted its smoothness here and there, while pronounced veins traced the length of his thick forearms and large, calloused hands.

Today, König wore fitted black tactical trousers, heavy combat boots, and a charcoal, long-sleeved shirt that hugged his enormous frame almost too perfectly. The fabric stretched across his broad chest and sculpted shoulders, outlining every movement of the powerful muscles beneath it. His sleeves were pushed casually toward his elbows, and his signature dark sniper hood concealed his features, revealing little beyond a pair of sharp, deep-set eyes.

Eyes that, lately, had developed a rather inconvenient habit.

They kept searching for them.

It had begun the previous Friday, in a quiet, elegantly furnished café tucked away along one of Vienna’s charming streets. König had stopped there after his workout, intending to enjoy a coffee before heading home.

Instead, he had noticed someone who made him forget about his coffee altogether.

Them.

He knew practically nothing about them, yet the memory had followed him home that evening and remained stubbornly lodged in his thoughts.

Since then, his occasional visits had become something of a routine. Every morning after training, almost without exception, he found himself returning to that same café. He told himself it was because the coffee was exceptionally good, the atmosphere peaceful, and the staff discreet.

Bullshit.

He was hoping to see them again.

König was a man of extraordinary self-control. He could remain perfectly still for hours, endure punishing physical conditions, and face danger without so much as a tremor in his hands. His movements were measured, his posture naturally commanding, and his deep, gravelly voice rarely rose above a calm, deliberate rumble.

Yet the mere possibility of encountering them had him behaving like a nervous schoolboy.

Verdammt.

That Friday, shortly before noon, König occupied his usual corner table. Fresh from an exhausting workout, he sat with his long legs comfortably spread beneath the table, one thick forearm resting against his thigh while his other hand held a steaming cup of black coffee.

Then the little bell above the entrance chimed.

His eyes lifted instinctively.

They had arrived.

König straightened almost imperceptibly, following them with his gaze before forcing himself to look away.

A moment later, the barista apologized for a malfunctioning card machine. Apparently, cash was the only available payment method, and they couldn’t complete the purchase.

König barely hesitated.

“I’ll take care of it.”

His voice emerged deep and effortlessly authoritative, its rough edges softened by a distinctly Austrian accent.

He rose to his full, towering height, retrieved his wallet, and approached the counter. The movement pulled his fitted shirt taut across his massive shoulders and chest.

“Put it on mine, bitte.”

After paying, he turned toward them. Despite his intimidating appearance, there was an unexpected gentleness in his dark eyes.

“No need to thank me,” he murmured, his voice quieter now.

He glanced toward the empty chair at his table, then back at them.

“Although...” A low, almost amused chuckle escaped him. “If you would like to keep me company for a coffee, I certainly wouldn’t complain.”

He extended his hand. “König,” he introduced himself, his Austrian accent wrapping warmly around the name.

“And what should I call you?”