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The way her eyes followed me, the way she went quiet when I laid the cuffs out she wanted structure, certainty. I gave her that immediately. I guided her onto the bed, slow and deliberate, wrists lifted above her head without needing to be told twice. When the restraints clicked shut, her breath caught. That sound alone was enough to let me know I was about to ruin her.

I didn’t rush. I never do. I took my time reading her how her body reacted before her mouth did, how every soft touch made her arch like she was asking for more without saying a word. Rope followed, just tight enough to remind her she wasn’t going anywhere, just loose enough to feel safe. I stayed in control the entire time, checking in with a look, a touch, a quiet word.The first release came quicker than she expected.

I slowed everything down after that, keeping her right on edge, letting her come back to herself just enough before pulling her under again. She tried to stay composed, but her body betrayed her every time. By the second time she came apart, she wasn’t holding anything back just sound, breath, and shaking hands pulling uselessly at the restraints.I leaned in close and let her feel me then not rushing, letting the weight and presence of me sink in. The look on her face said everything.
She laughed a little, half nervous, half excited, like she already knew she was in trouble. I let her know she was handling it beautifully.
By the time I finally freed her, she was spent soft, glowing, completely satisfied in that quiet, overwhelmed way.
I stayed with her afterward, grounding her, holding her, letting the moment settle the way it should. Power isn’t about ***.
It’s about control, trust, and knowing exactly how much to give

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