Contract Marked: a Dark Paranormal Romance
Copyright© 2025 by Alice Craft
Chapter 7: Erin
Supernatural Sex Story: Chapter 7: Erin - I didn’t believe in magic, monsters, or anything that defied logic. But that was before the fortune teller’s chilling prophecy, before my best friend vanished into thin air, and before him—the unnaturally beautiful and dangerous being who took her in the first place. Now, I’m trapped in a deadly game between two immortal rivals, each more ruthless than the last. To save my friend, I made a deal with, not one, but two monsters. If I fail? My mind, my body, and my soul will belong to them forever.
Caution: This Supernatural Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Mult Coercion NonConsensual Reluctant Heterosexual Fiction Paranormal Magic Demons Humiliation Rough Oral Sex Sex Toys Slow
It was nothing like when Dez warped us to his world. Instead of feeling light and weightless, it felt as if I had walked through a layer of glue with sticky remnants trying to drag me back. Thankfully, it only felt that way. My jeans and shirt were dry and as clean as possible from whatever magical detergent the silver-engraved symbol used when it returned my clothes, smelling like the wash.
The room was darker than I thought, and it took a while for my eyes to adjust. I tucked the coin back into my purse for safekeeping, the floor cool and firm beneath the palms of my hands where I crouched on all fours. Reds, oranges, and yellows danced across the cherry wood planks, along with the sound of fire crackling and ... was that moaning?
I let out a soft gasp. My eyes had finally adjusted, locking on two figures engaged in a very intimate moment. Standing beside the king-size bed was the familiar dark-haired being from Dez’s mansion, completely naked. My mouth went dry as I took in his tight abs and muscular form, his waist narrowing with two groin divots gliding down to where his...
A woman’s bare back blocked my view as she stretched across the quilted bedspread, arching her voluptuous ass toward him. The woman opened her mouth to say something when he took a fistful of her unnaturally red hair, yanking her head back. The woman’s vibrant green eyes widened, and her full lips twisted in pain. Her back curled into a crescent shape as he gripped her throat with his other hand before abruptly slamming into her from behind.
I clasped a hand to my mouth. Should I help her? Was there anything I could even do? But as soon as those thoughts entered my head, the woman let out an audible groan, her eyes rolling back as he thrust his hips in a steady motion, his grip tightening around her throat to cut off her moans. As much as I wanted to look away, I couldn’t, struck by how unearthly breathtaking the two of them were. Her, with fiery red locks and a body the goddess of love would’ve been jealous of, and him, who looked like a statue come to life, power and unwavering strength etched into every muscle. Where the woman was curvaceous, soft, and feminine, the dark-haired being was sculpted, hard, and purely masculine. It was as if the two had walked out of a Renaissance painting.
My gaze slid back up toward the dark-haired being, and I froze when hardened steel eyes met mine across the bedroom. A faint smirk tugged at the corner of his mouth as he gripped the woman’s hair tighter, thrusting himself deeper into her. His eyes never left mine as she climaxed, the tight band of his fingers at her throat cutting off her shriek of pleasure. His lids lowered slightly as he met his own release.
I looked away, trying to backpedal as quietly as I could. My sneaker tapped the glass, but to my horror, the portal had closed up, leaving nothing but a normal mirror in its place. Did I have enough time to make another one going back? What if Megan was here somewhere?
“That’s enough for tonight, Tati,” he said.
“So soon? I’ve never known you to stop while things were getting good,” she said casually, but it came out with a musical lilt, like a siren who lured sailors to their deaths.
“Then I guess you don’t know me very well. Goodbye, Tatianna.” A pop cut her reply short, which I assumed meant the woman had teleported—willingly or not.
I remained crouched and hidden behind a giant armoire. The standing mirror I crawled out of leaned back against the wall beside it. Even when nothing but the crackling fire filled the room, I remained still, my heart pounding in my ears.
“Did Dezmandaro send you here just to sit in the corner of my room all night?” he said, his voice coming from across the room as if he hadn’t moved. “If his intention was to annoy me, then he’s already succeeded.”
I remained behind the armoire. “Dez didn’t send me.”
“Nice try, but no one except him would’ve been able to get past my barrier.”
I frowned, but didn’t bother correcting him. I tucked that bit of information away to reflect on later. “I’m going to assume my friend Megan isn’t here?”
“Look and see for yourself.”
I peeked around the armoire. The room itself was a lot smaller than my temporary guest room, with worn cherry wood floorboards, matching walls, and a small wood stove. Fire, leather, and the lingering smell of sex clung to the air like a thick coat. The fogged window hid my view of the outside, but told me it was much warmer inside than it was outside. Below the double-paned window was a wide set bed piled in blankets and quilts, and next to it stood the dark-haired being—still blatantly naked and staring right at me. My gaze slid down his length and lingered a second longer than I wanted before I whipped around.
“Put on some damn clothes,” I said without thinking.
“And now you have the audacity to tell me how to dress in my own home? I see Dezmandaro didn’t teach you any manners. Then again, he’s severely lacking himself.” I listened to a brief shuffle of movement before I peeked around the armoire again.
A pair of black sweatpants hung low on his hips, with the top half of him shirtless. The planes of his stomach were toned, a trail of black hair starting below his navel and delving beneath the waistband to a bulge that left little to the imagination. Holy hell, this being was attractive.
He turned toward me and snapped his fingers. The bedroom became a kitchen, still on the smaller side, with the same wood paneling lining the walls to match the kitchen cabinets, while the multi-colored tiled floor matched the countertops. The overall aesthetic reminded me of a 60s cabin in the woods, with appliances to match. It was very different from Dez’s place. I’d argue it was almost cozy—if I wasn’t now cuffed to a retro chair in the corner of said kitchen.
“Coffee?” he asked, his back turned to me as he messed with a vintage-looking coffee maker.
“As if I could drink it,” I said nonchalantly despite the icy fear radiating up my spine. I rotated my wrists against the cool metal of the armchairs that had magically melted into a pair of steel bands on either side of me, testing its grip. At least my legs were free to kick or run away.
No sooner had that thought entered my head did the chair’s metal legs curl around my ankles like a cat rubbing between its owner’s limbs, trapping me. I swallowed, my heart thrashing against my chest. This was bad.
“True,” was all he said, leaving my hands and feet still trapped.
My fear and anger simmered in the heavy silence that followed, but I held back a retort. I did, after all, break into his home unannounced, and angering the being who currently had me bound would be stupid. Did the portal not lead to Megan because I didn’t focus hard enough on her? Or was this being connected to Megan somehow? If Dez needed him to get me a meeting with the Council, surely, he had some sway with them. Maybe he could even help me get an earlier time slot or, better yet, bring me directly to Megan. I just needed to figure out what he would want in return.
He sat down across from me with a cup of coffee in hand and said nothing.
“Well,” I eventually broke. “Sorry for showing up uninvited. Trust me, it was unintentional. But while I’m here, maybe you could tell me if Megan is nearby?” My tone sounded a lot firmer than I felt as I clenched my hands, ignoring the clamminess.
He remained silent, sipping his coffee, his eyes unwavering from mine. I should’ve known getting answers out of this being would be like pulling teeth. Maybe I should just cut my losses and try to get out of this place while I was still in one piece.
“If you let me go, I’ll leave and get out of your hair. We can both pretend this never happened.”
Another sip with another heavy pause, my metal bindings still very much in place.
This felt like a one-sided interrogation. Did he know I couldn’t stand awkward silences? That I had to fill the space with noise whenever it grew quiet? I never understood others who relished in what they called a ‘comfortable silence.’ With Megan, she usually did most of the talking, or we sat watching TV or went out somewhere where noise was present. At home and during work, I always had music playing softly or a fan buzzing in the background, even in the winter months. Absolute silence unnerved me.
This being unnerved me.
I took a deep breath. I am calm. I am calm. I am calm.
“Please,” I tried again. “Just tell me what you want so we can both go on with our lives.”
“You still haven’t answered what I really want to know,” he said, leaving me to figure out the rest.
I furrowed my brows, mentally cursing this being and myself for getting into this situation. I still knew nothing about him, not even his name, except that Dez had it out for him. Who knew how dangerous he was or what his perspective on humans was? Aside from mere playthings, he had said regarding Saya and the others. He didn’t think I had the power to teleport here myself, which I wanted to keep secret for the time being, but I still needed to come up with a plausible lie. Usually, good ones were tied in with half-truths.
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