Page 51 of How to Kill Your Rival

I obey.

‘Did you enjoy the show?’ she asks when I join her.

‘You were—’ Magnificent. Insane. ‘Thorough.’

‘I’m always thorough. That’s not what I asked.’

‘Eliza—’

‘Did you enjoy it?’ She closes the distance between us, knife still in hand. I back up, not able to read what devilry is flashing in her eyes.

She presses the point of her blade against my shirt, forcing me to step back until I’m against the wall. A saccharine smile plays over her lips.

‘Did. You. Enjoy. It?’ Eliza asks again.

‘I was jealous.’ I breathe the words and watch her eyes darken.

‘Of a man getting his knackers split?’

‘Of a man having your attention.’

Her teeth catch her lower lip, and I want nothing more than to devour her. But I wait. Letting her have control.

‘You want a taste of what I gave him, James,’ she teases.

‘Not exactly like him.’

A shiver runs through me as Eliza drags the tip of the blade over my stomach. ‘Would you stop me?’

I shake my head.

‘You trust me?’

‘With everything I have,’ I admit.

Eliza lowers herself to her knees, unbuckles my trousers, and tugs them to the floor. Freeing my already hard dick, she blinks up at me.

‘What do you want, James?’

‘I want⁠—’

She drags the tip of her blade up my length, and I’m caught between terror and desire.

‘You.’

The blade lowers to my balls as she traces her tongue over the path the knife leaves.

‘Fuck,’ I moan, gripping the wall behind me.

She kisses the tip of my cock while digging the blade into my ball sack. Not enough to break the skin, but more than enough to make me squirm. It’s a sharp contrast to the way I fucked her mouth. She’s not letting me have an ounce of control today. Reminding me I’m at her mercy.

‘It doesn’t make you worried that I’ll castrate you?’ she says, looking up at me through her dark lashes.

‘You wouldn’t ruin your new favourite toy…’ I hope.

‘Mmm, high assumptions there. I’m pretty keen on my wand.’

‘It’s not a competition, Eliza. You can have your vibrator and my dick at the same time.’ Any man worth his salt knows you don’t compete with technology, you enhance it.