Chapter 32 Breaking Point

• Noah couldn’t escape the feeling that he was losing himself, piece by piece. Every time Elias touched him, kissed him, or even looked at him with that dark intensity, Noah felt like his soul was slipping through his fingers. He wanted to scream, to push Elias away, but every part of him was addicted, tethered to the man who had claimed him in ways he didn’t understand.
• The next few days were a blur of stolen moments and quiet tension. Elias was everywhere, lurking in the corners of Noah’s life, showing up at the most unexpected times. Each encounter left Noah feeling more suffocated, more helpless. He could barely focus on his own thoughts without Elias haunting him, his presence a constant shadow over Noah’s mind.
• But it wasn’t just Elias’s touch that consumed him—it was the way Elias made him feel. The way he made Noah feel wanted, even as he stripped away Noah’s control. Every caress, every heated glance, every whispered promise felt like a chain wrapped tighter and tighter around Noah’s chest.