Novels by Emily

I sat in my car examining the card. The urge to throw it away weighed on my mind, but the thought of exploring whatever this could be weighed even heavier.Going home wasn’t an option; Vivienne would just suffocate me.I needed an evening to myself, one away from my problems where I could celebrate myself.“I’m just interested in the private event, not Nox” I said out loud.After all, I was as good as single again and ready to mingle.I hesitated a bit before starting the car and heading to the address on the card.The private party didn’t take place at the club.It was held at a building I had passed a lot of times, without realizing this was its actual purpose.I presented the card as my invitation and was escorted to a more exclusive section of the establishment.By now I knew the drill and came with my own mask. The atmosphere here was different from the regular club.“Spank me harder,” a voice yelled from a private lounge before being replaced with moans.Everyone remained cal

“Hey,” a voice called out to me.My head already hurt from last night, and the last thing I needed was to converse with her.I had hoped to glide through the morning and end up at work without walking into her.I had forgotten living together would make that a difficult task.“Where did you disappear off to last night, and why did you stay so long?” she asked, disregarding my silence.I laughed out loud, finding it hilarious that a cheat would be jealous.“How’s that any of your concern?” I replied, not taking my face out of the newspaper I was reading.“Were you with another woman?” Her voice was laced with suspicion.Her question made me lose my appetite.I was irritated by her accusation because she caused this mess. After all, she couldn’t close her legs.The tea I once considered sweet had become bitter in my mouth.“You have no right to question to question my whereabouts after destroying this marriage” I reminded her.“Are you already seeing someone else?”“Vivienne, it’s none

Throughout the ride back to the hotel, I was in constant conflict with myself. I know I was looking for a distraction, but why would I let a man go down on me?I hurried into the hotel room, stripped off my clothes, and stepped into the shower. My dick was rock hard. How could I be hard for a man as a straight man?I tried to stroke myself with thoughts of the women dancing naked from earlier, but it didn’t work.I allowed the thoughts of Nox to flood my mind, how his body swayed with the music.How his lips curled as a smirk formed. How he let his tongue lick my body while staring deep into my soul.I was stroking really fast now, and I was close.“Fuck” I moaned as a generous amount of my warm cum sprayed on the walls.Now my head was clear; I could see the mess my life had become. I spent the week burying myself in work, trying to forget my wifeAnd Nox. There was no reason for a straight man to be thinking about another man.But I found myself thinking of him Those lips.Ug

From my chamber, I could see the server whisper to the stripper, and both looked in my direction. He looked me directly in the eyes, shook his head slightly, and continued his performance. Was he trying to tease me? Seeing the server return without him enraged me even more. “Get me the manager,” I yelled at the server, not even giving him a chance to explain what had happened. “I want him,” I said to the manager, pointing at the stripper. He had been giving me slutty looks during his performance. “That’s Nox; he’s the most booked male model, sir,” the manager beamed. “He’s greatly priced, and even has a waiting line,” he continued. “How much to skip the queue?” If it was more money, why didn’t he say so? “1000…” “Done,” I cut him off. “Get him now” He was beaming; business must be good for him. It didn’t take up to 10 minutes for Nox to meet me in my chamber. He wore only black fitted pants and was incredibly fit. His chest was broad and defined, and with every step

Should the marriage be dissolved by divorce, the party who initiates the divorce shall relinquish and forfeit all rights, title, and interest in the business, which shall remain the sole property of the non-initiating spouse, to the extent permitted by law. I couldn’t believe my eyes. “This is crazy,” Sebastian blurted, visibly very angry. My parents hadn’t said a word; they were shocked as I was. Who puts that type of clause in a marriage contract? I searched my father's face. Nothing “We will give you time to discuss,” Mason said, rising to his feet. One by one, his family followed suit, and together they walked out the door. No one spoke for several minutes before I finally spoke up. Holding up the documents, “Can we fight this?” I asked, looking around the room. “I don't think so, honey,” my mother replied, walking up to me. There was no way anyone would possibly expect me to continue my marriage to that woman. My father remained quiet, scanning the document for a

Tears filled her eyes as she scanned through the documents in her hands.“Alex…” she muttered through tears.“Don’t make this harder than it should be, Vivienne. You have 24 hours to ensure the signed copy gets back to me.” That was all I had to say.She was an entirely different person than the woman I thought I married.“Alex, I’m sorry,” she screamed, falling to her knees. Her nose was runny, her eyes already swollen.“I love you”“If you loved me, you wouldn’t have a strange man in our bed,” and with that, I turned my back on her, on this chapter of my life, and walked out.11:00 pmIt had been five hours since I left Vivienne at home.I hadn’t even gone anywhere; I just kept driving in circles.I had lost track of time and apparently everything else, cause I was out of gas, but luckily for me, there was a gas station nearby.50 missed calls75 messagesI expected Vivienne to blow up my phone, but not Sebastian.“What’s good, bro?” I said into the phone as he answered.“Mom and

The much dreaded day had finally arrived. I watched as my family’s belongings were loaded into wagons. It was then realization set in. I was actually leaving.My pack members were awfully quiet and uncomfortable around his pack warriors.They were notorious for their cruelty at any sign of weakness.“Goodbye” I whispered to the house that raised me, that I would forever refer to as my home. I was angry. First Kael took the Alpha title from my father, and now Alpha Darius was taking us away from our home. The journey to the Bloodridge pack was more tense than peaceful. Alpha Darius traveled separately from the rest of us. He traveled with his warriors, while I traveled with my family and pack. I caught a glimpse of him along the way. He seemed calm, watchful and completely in control.I was distracted from my thoughts by the sound of arguing behind me.“Don’t make me repeat myself” one of his pack warriors screamed at Sandra. She looked visibly frightened and remained curled

I woke to thoughts of the night Alpha Darius and I spent together.Not only was he gentle with his touch, but he also held me after like he didn’t want to miss me.“Your father is not the Alpha anymore; I am, and you will do exactly what I say.”His words rang in my head, snapping me away from my fantasy.The admiration I felt for him was instantly replaced with anger and hatred.His pack warriors had been trooping around all day, preparing my pack for their move.They didn’t treat us like the allies they claimed we were.Instead, they ordered us around, searched through our belongings, and treated us disrespectfully.“Hurry up!” One of the warriors yelled at an elder.He struggled with a heavy bag and looked like he would fall any minute.Just as I predicted, he tripped over himself and fell face down.“Get up, you old man,” A warrior yelled, while the others stood back laughing.The sight was appalling.I rushed over to the scene and assisted him with picking his things off the floo

I lay awake, staring at the face of the most feared Alpha.The day was beginning to break, and gentle rays of the sun illuminated his face.I know what happened last time was another mistake, but it felt different.I was nervous, but a bit hopeful.Last night wasn't like the last time, and maybe, just maybe there was a little chance of us being something more.“Hey,” I greeted with a smile once his eyes opened.he took in his environment before responding.“Hey,” he smiled, holding me close.We lay in comfortable silence for what felt like hours till I remembered I had been gone for quite some time.The silence felt like an indication that things between us were getting better. We were moving past the hostility we shared before, or the hostility I had for him.I headed to his chambers, hoping we could discuss the mark. Apparently I wasn't the only one with that idea.I spotted Kael and Darius so deep in a conversation they didn’t notice when I arrived.He didn’t mention having a mee

From Kael emerging as the new Alpha to the return of Alpha Darius, the pack had been thrown into chaos.Everywhere I turned, there were whispers about Kael’s victory, my father’s defeat, and the Alpha who had returned.I couldn’t listen anymore.My father's injuries were being treated at home.He had sustained more injuries than we initially thought, and despite everything, we were just happy he was getting better.Kael was so obsessed with ensuring he remained Alpha; he didn’t have time to make our lives miserable.One more reason to be grateful to Alpha Darius.I snuck away from my house and admired the moon.The evening breeze gave me goosebumps.I had been so occupied with so many things I forgot to breathe.I planned on taking a stroll within the pack.After my attack, the extremes were off-limits.Halfway into my stroll, an unusual sensation washed over me. I began feeling warm and restless.An overwhelming awareness of a familiar scent filled me. I found myself craving the sc

The standoff between Darius and Kael was building tension. Everyone stood still, not wanting to miss out on what could happen next. Kael stood his ground about not wanting to leave, despite Lyra's pleas.I understood him. He was an egomaniac, and the last thing he wanted was to look weak in front of his newly acquired pack.However, he didn’t stand a chance against Kael. And he knew it.Darius didn’t say a word; he just sat back and watched Kael's every move.“Kael, the last thing you want to do is provoke him,” my father yelled.Despite what Kael had done to him, he still didn’t want to see him hurt.Or dead.Darius didn’t leave his opponents alive.My father didn’t look concerned for Kael; he looked scared for him. He was indeed afraid of Alpha Darius.“Why should I back down?” Kael yelled at Lyra while she was begging, “I’m sure all he has is his reputation”“His reputation was not built from rumors,” my father interjected.I always believed his reputation was exaggerated, but

“Alpha Kael Darmoor, new Alpha of the Stormborne pack,” the elder announced.The pack was expected to kneel and acknowledge their Alpha, but I couldn’t bring myself to do so. The thought of him being my Alpha broke me. Watching my father kneel to acknowledge Kael broke me even more. “Just do it, Princess,” my father called.Tears filled my eyes as I knelt. This was all my fault. My father handed the Stormborne insignia to Kael, a devastated look on his face. He may have been devastated, but he held his head up. He wasn’t going to look pathetic in front of Kael. I admired that.Kael was untouchable. He was now Alpha of three packs.One by birthright, one by marriage, and now one by brawl. He was Alpha of three packs in a kingdom of 5 packs.He had more armies and men at his call than any other Alpha. “Now we’ve gotten that out of the way, gather the soldiers. I need to pick my men,” Kael announced. He surely wanted to establish his authority immediately.I stood beside my i