Fics like What it is like to be helpless

Ready to chew some glass? 💔🗡️ Adam returns for the man who abandoned him in chains and fire. The desire for revenge can end in rape. Victor is offered mercy for a price: a name and a kiss that must feel like love. What will Victor choose, and where will it lead them?

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