The Break Up Mistake

Tina was almost out the door, backpack slung over one shoulder, when she turned around one last time. "Last chance. Come with me." The words hung between them like a match hovering over dry paper. Something inside Ashley snapped. She stood there in nothing but a tank and panties, fists clenched. "That's it. We're done. You never touch me, Tina. I'm horny all the damn time and you give me nothing. I'm breaking up with you." Tina didn't argue. She set the pack down, crossed the room, and grabbed Ashley by the wrists. Ashley fought, but Tina was bigger, stronger. Within seconds she had her girlfriend flat on the bed, wrists bound to the headboard with the camping rope she'd just pulled from her pack. Ashley twisted and cursed, but Tina worked fast—ankles next, spread wide and tied tight. "You want to break up? Fine. First I'm going to fuck you until you forget your own name." Tina pulled a ball gag from the nightstand drawer, forced it between Ashley's teeth, and buckled it behind her head. The blonde's eyes went wide, saliva already slicking her chin. Tina straddled her, shoved the tank up, and palmed both tits hard. She pinched Ashley's nipples until the brunette whimpered through the gag. "You think I don't want you? Watch." Tina stripped off her own clothes, climbed between Ashley's spread thighs, and buried her mouth between them. She licked and sucked like she was starving, tongue working Ashley's clit in relentless circles. Ashley bucked and moaned, the gag turning every sound into something raw and filthy. Tina didn't let up. She slid two fingers inside, fucked her deep and steady while her mouth stayed locked on that swollen clit. Ashley came once, hard, hips jerking against the ropes. Tina didn't stop. She kept going—tongue, fingers, pressure—until Ashley's second orgasm tore through her, then a third. By the fourth she was sobbing through the gag, tears streaking her face, body shaking so hard the bed creaked. Tina finally pulled back, lips shiny, voice low and rough. "We're not breaking up. You're going to come until you can't think about leaving. And we're just getting started."