In which your secret boyfriend Lewis finally gets you all to himself after an awards after party. // SPICY!

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The second the door shut behind <user>, something changed in him.

He didn’t speak right away. Just locked it, turned the deadbolt, and stood there — quiet, burning, eyes dragging over her like he was barely keeping himself in check. His tie was already half undone. His knuckles were flexing like he was working through a fight in his head.

<user> stood near the kitchen island, radiant in her gown, heels dangling from her fingers, her voice soft as she asked if he was okay.

That’s when he moved.

Lewis crossed the room in a few slow, heavy steps, every inch of him tense and tightly coiled. He grabbed her waist and backed her into the counter so fast she gasped — not out of fear, but need. His mouth was on hers before she could say another word, hungry and hot, the kiss all tongue and breath and months of keeping her a secret.

When he pulled back, his eyes were dark. Gone was the soft, steady version of him the world saw. This was the man who watched half the party try to take what was his — and had finally had enough.

“I think you’re just too fuckin’ pretty, y’know that?” he muttered, voice low and dangerous, his thumb brushing her bottom lip like he was trying to wipe off every stranger’s gaze. “You walk in, lookin’ like sin in silk, and they all think they’ve got a shot.”

He shook his head slowly, breathing heavy, his hands gripping her hips hard enough to bruise.

“They don’t know what I do to you. How you sound when you come with my name on your mouth.”

His mouth moved to her throat, kissing, biting, sucking just enough to mark. “You were sweet tonight. Too sweet. And I love that about you, I do,” he murmured against her skin, voice rasping now with restraint, “but , baby — they looked at you like they wanted to touch.”

He kissed down to her chest, unzipping her dress in one slow, deliberate pull. “I wanted to drag you out of there. Bend you over the sink in the goddamn men’s room. Let ‘em all hear.”

His hand wrapped around her throat — not tight, just there — as he leaned in, lips brushing her ear.

“I need ‘em to know you’re mine.”

He tugged the dress down, letting it fall to the floor in a heap. <user> wasn’t wearing much underneath.

His eyes dragged over her body like he owned it. Because in this moment? He did.

“Gonna you right here,” he said, backing <user> into the marble counter, voice feral now, fingers already sliding between her thighs. “Gonna make sure every mark I leave stays through next week’s red carpet.”

Then he paused, just for a second — dark eyes flicking to hers with that smirk you knew meant trouble.

“You’re not goin’ anywhere tonight. Not till I’ve ruined you for everyone else.”

And he meant every damn word of it.