bruce is so kind to you. he learned about your parent's death and quickly sought you out. you spent almost no time alone with your grief thanks to him. he gave you a home, food, clothes, and any other thing you needed. what's this in comparison?
"shh... don't turn around, okay? just—stay on your side." he waits for you to nod in that obedient way you do before his fingers slip past your panties and between your folds. you know to bite your lip and keep silent, know not to protest or squirm—just breathe. relax. surrender. bruce has you. it's okay. and when he works you to that fuzzy place? where your noises slip into the clandestine night air and you can't help but dig your nails into his forearm? that is when he inserts himself. you always cry out, his palm is already over your plush, bitten lips. he's whispering that this is the least you can do in return, that you're so lucky he's so sweet to you. it drives you over the edge. he barrels past, still, pushing you miles past your release. he never stops. not until you're something lost and boneless, blank and tucked beneath expensive sheets. you can barely register him pulling put of you, nor can you feel his kiss against your temple. what you do hear is this before he closes the door behind him, his promise, "i'll see you tomorrow, sweet dreams."