Chapter 1: The Witch in the Woods
The spring air was thick with the scent of blooming lime trees as I trudged toward the old dam, a secluded spot I often escaped to when the weight of turning forty loomed too close. My life—living with my parents, raising my daughter alone after a bitter divorce—felt like a cage. But my desires? They burned hotter than ever, a restless hunger for something fresh, something forbidden. I craved the touch of untouched skin, the thrill of a body trembling under mine.
As I approached the familiar clearing near the sinkhole, a faint cry pierced the stillness. My heart kicked up a notch. Peering into the dark pit, I saw her—a vision in a tattered black cloak, clinging to the crumbling earthen wall. Her long, curly locks spilled over her shoulders, clinging to her slender frame, and her wide, desperate eyes locked onto mine. Without thinking, I reached down, my hands gripping her waist, pulling her up with a strength fueled by something primal.
She collapsed against me, her body trembling, her breath hot against my neck. For a moment, I held her tight, my fingers lingering on her curves, feeling the heat of her through the thin linen of her chemise. Then, just as quickly, she pulled back, her sharp gaze cutting through me like a blade. I couldn’t help it—my eyes drifted down, tracing the delicate line of her neck, dipping to the swell of her breasts, barely concealed by the fabric. Her pink nipples pressed against the coarse material, teasing me with every breath she took.
“Who are you, and how did you end up here?” I asked, my voice rougher than I intended.
Her lips curved into a sly smile as she brushed dirt from her cloak. “I’m Agnetha. I got lost.” Her voice was low, almost a purr, and she clutched a strange, leather-bound book to her chest. It slipped from her grasp, falling open in her lap.
“What’s that odd book you’ve got there?” I nodded toward it, curiosity piqued.
Agnetha bit her lip, a flicker of mischief in her eyes. “It’s a book of magic spells.”
I chuckled, shaking my head. “Girls shouldn’t be reading things like that.”
“And men shouldn’t be looking under girls’ skirts,” she shot back, her tone sharp and unyielding. “But you were, weren’t you?”
“I wasn’t looking up your skirt,” I countered, though my pulse quickened at the accusation.
“But you want to, don’t you?” Her voice dripped with challenge, and before I could respond, her hand slid down, catching the edge of her chemise. Slowly, deliberately, she lifted the hem, revealing long, pale legs and a pair of old-fashioned knickers that looked like they belonged in a museum.
I smirked, unable to hide my amusement. “No one’s worn those in two hundred years.”
“I can take them off if you’d like,” she said, her fingers already tugging at the ribbon. She didn’t wait for my answer, letting the fabric fall away, exposing the soft, dark curls between her thighs. My breath hitched, a raw heat stirring in my core.
“You saved me,” Agnetha murmured, stepping closer, her gaze never wavering. “And you can take me. Right here, under this oak tree. Have me, fuck me, do whatever you want.” Her words were a siren’s call, bold and unapologetic. “But if you help me harness my magic, I’ll become your fairy. I’ll give you everything—every filthy, unspeakable desire you’ve buried deep. Things you wouldn’t dare whisper aloud.”
My mouth went dry, my body responding before my mind could catch up. I could feel myself growing hard, the thought of her wet, willing body under mine driving me to the edge. She stepped closer still, her scent—earthy and wild—filling my senses. Her hand brushed against my chest, and I knew if I didn’t stop this now, I’d be lost to her, panting and sweating under the weight of raw, unbridled lust.
But did I even want to stop?
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