Cross the Line, Gorgeous. Close Quarters, #3

July Fourth. Jake is bound to the flagpole in the town square. The mayor's wife struts up with a whip crackling in her hand. She rips the flag off him and drags the stars across his skin. That's the opening. From a town square public humiliation to a wild backyard where the lawn pulls Tess and Rowan deeper, to an office where the professional veneer cracks and the stockings come out, to a hallway where he presses her against the wall until she cries real tears.
Flash sections are surreal and filthy. The longer scenes are about people who should not be doing what they're doing, doing it anyway. Contemporary erotica about public shame, office power dynamics, and the feeling that something forbidden is happening right now and nobody's going to stop it.