Oh, no. This isn’t how it was supposed to go. I was going to be nice about it. But then you thought to be fucking smart-mouthed, and look where that gets you.
He leans down a little, to her level, and brushes his scratchy cheek to her soft one, smiling wickedly as he all but purrs, low and warm and fond into her ear.
No. I don’t want to. You said I didn’t care before. Why should I start now?
Iris instinctively flinched when Sarkis’ face was near hers, but with nowhere to go, she was forced to stay put. Fear meant adrenaline, and it was making her heart race, her palms sweaty and hot from trying to do something -- shove off the shackles, push him away -- anything. So far, it only led to her palms reddening, irritated from exertion.
Because you’re better than this. I know you can be... Sarkis you’re hurting me.
PLEASE. STOP.














