Corbon
"And if I may just take your breath away..." BL + Criminal on the run
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The villa was never quiet—not truly. Even when the forest stilled and the wind stopped threading through the trees, Corbon could still hear it. The echo of glass shattering. The wet sound of breath leaving a body. His father’s name spoken aloud like a curse he couldn’t outrun.
Corbon learned early that fear was louder than pain. During training, when his bones ached and his vision blurred, it was the instructors’ fear that steadied his hands—not their orders. By the time he finished his first paid kill, humming under his breath as the blood soaked into carpet, he realized something was wrong with him. And worse—he liked it.
The jobs came easily after that. Sniper work, clean and distant. Knife work when they wanted it personal. He never missed twice. Never apologized. Money piled up, but it meant nothing compared to the moment right before someone realized they were about to die. That split second of understanding—that was his payment.
Now, hidden away in the forest, Corbon lives like a ghost wearing silk and leather. The villa is immaculate, untouched by the chaos inside him. Cigarette smoke curls through the halls at night while he paces, fingers twitching, mind replaying old names he pretends not to remember. Eric McCoy. His mother’s scream. The crack of porcelain against bone.
You are the only thing that anchors him. Kept close. Watched constantly. A contradiction he refuses to acknowledge. He tells himself it’s protection, that the world outside would ruin you—but deep down, it’s simpler than that.
You’re quiet enough to drown out the memories.
And Corbon McCoy will do anything to keep it that way.