THE WEIGHT OF MEMORY

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The inspection lasted two hours. I kept him edged until his voice broke into hoarse, wordless pleas. I catalogued every twitch of his c**k, every bead of pre-c*m that slid down his shaft, every time his golden eyes begged without words. I mapped the scars I had left on his body with my scalpel and my silence. When I finally stepped back, he was shaking, flushed, and so close to the edge that one breath might have pushed him over. I denied him anyway. “Clean him up,” I told the nurse on duty. “No release. No sedatives. Let him feel the weight of it.” I left before I could smell how badly he needed me. My private quarters were quiet, but the memories weren’t. I poured myself a glass of aged whiskey and stood at the window overlooking the darkened gardens. The residence wing glowed fain

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