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When Dimitri first saw Cora across the smoke-filled room of a bar, his body recognized her before his mind did. To the world, she is the good girl-reserved, untouchable, pristine. But Dimitri sees the lie. He sees the controlled fire behind her eyes, the desperate need for chaos she carefully hides. He saw his own addiction mirrored in her perfect restraint.
He follows her home. He breaks in.
The sexual violation is swift, brutal, and silent. Cora plays her role perfectly: she begs him to stop, she fights with desperate strength, selling the violation to the last degree. But when a genuine moan of uncontrollable pleasure tears from her throat, the game is set. Dimitri understands immediately: her resistance is just foreplay.
He finishes deep inside her, asserting his dominance completely, and then he simply leaves, vanishing into the night like a specter, leaving behind only the wreckage and the proof of his invasion.
But the game has just begun.
Dimitri keeps stalking her, an ever-present shadow waiting for the precise moment to breach her sanctuary again. Cora is trapped in a terrifying, addictive cycle: the shame of the violation clashing violently with the secret, consuming pleasure of her own forced surrender. The darkness is their shared language, and the violation is the only way they can truly connect. They are both hopelessly addicted to the dangerous ritual of denial, trespass, and raw, unwanted possession.
Denial is a pulse-pounding look at two broken souls finding their own twisted definition of intimacy-a secret, thrilling relationship built entirely on the act of taking what is forbidden.