His eyes were closed in pleasure when he heard her shrieking at him. It caused a cold chill to run down his spine, instead of a tingle of pleasure; he shivered in response and stopped thrusting into her for a moment. Then she screamed out his name, they never screamed out his name because they usually didn't know his name, and he knew something was wrong. He just couldn't quite figure out what. His eyes popped open and her words registered. I'm hurting her? he thought, a little confused. He stopped moving and looked down over her body, recognition washing over him and the accompanying pain and guilt cutting into him, leaving gaping wounds in his chest. It was Elsa; he was hurting Elsa. He held onto her arms, but moved them gently to her sides. He pulled out of her slowly, feeling his arousal die so very quickly into cold guilt and absolute terror over what he was seeing. As gently as he could he laid her back down on her bed. Then he saw the blood and he wailed out, "Oh Elsa... No! NO! I'm so sorry, Elsa!" He was running his hand gently over her shoulder as she sobbed, but pulled it back in horror when he realized it. He was suddenly afraid that she must hate him right now and that any touch of his would be unwelcome, causing her further pain. He knew exactly what he had done to her, none of the clarity of the last few moments was gone from his memory, and in that moment he wanted nothing more than to be able to curl up at the foot of her bed and die.
He looked at her, but he couldn't stand the sight of what he'd done, evidence written in bruises, blood and tears that marred the happy beauty he was used to. His chest felt tight, like he couldn't breathe, with gaping wounds torn out of his heart and lungs. It was selfish, he would realize later, but he felt that he had to get out of this room. He reasoned that she didn't want him here anymore, that she couldn't want him here. He got up from the bed and said in a voice barely above a whisper, "Elsa, I'm so sorry. I'm so very sorry." He turned and rushed quietly out of the room and down the stairs. He collapsed on the bottom step and buried his head in his hands.
He was a monster. He had done this before, he knew, but those women had known what they were in for. More importantly, he didn't love them. Even more importantly, they didn't love him; they didn't trust him. How could he have let himself do that to her, to his Elsa? How could he have been so careless? He felt like a wretched animal. He sunk further down on the step, his body slumped forward until his head was almost touching the knees of his slacks, his hands pulling tightly at the hair on the back of his head. He gasped for air as soul racking sobs threatened to over take him. There was no room in his heart in that moment for anything but the deepest of self-loathing.