His Straight Pet
His cold hand gently brushed my cheek as he turned my head to expose my neck.
I flinched when his lips met my skin.
"Relax," he murmured. "It will only hurt more if you are tense."
I tried to steady my breathing just as his fangs sank into my neck.
I gasped.
But the sharp pain quickly melted into that same strange pleasure from before.
The heat that flooded my entire body pooled in my groin.
My teeth clamped down on my lower lip to stop myself from making any embarrassing sounds. But a soft moan escaped anyway.
Jude pulled back slightly with blood—my blood—on his lips.
"You seem to be enjoying this," he smirked before glancing down at my bulge.
My face burned with shame as I realized then that I was hard.
"It's not... I don't..."
"Your body can't lie, Raymond."
He leaned back and wiped his mouth with the back of his hand.
"And neither does mine."
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All Raymond White wanted was a dream job, and he got a once-in-a-lifetime offer from the biggest company in the city. But he didn’t expect that it would come at a costly price—His blood, his body, and his sanity.
His boss, Jude Perez, was no ordinary man—he was a vampire, and now that he had set his fangs in Raymond, he didn’t want to let go.
Bound by a contract and a mystical pact, Raymond becomes Jude’s latest obsession, and Raymond is left to battle with the wave of arousal that comes with each bite, one that could only be quelled by the man he who stripped him of his freedom?
Will Raymond resist the forbidden bond? Or will he succumb to Jude’s temptation?
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Chapter: Chapter 210Jude’s POV“Morning’s quiet for once,” Raymond said, light already spilling through the broken-in windows.“Feels wrong,” I muttered, dragging on a shirt, the soft cotton still smelling of smoke and metal. “No alarms, no assholes trying to kill us.”He grinned, brushing my arm. “We earned it.”“Damn right.” I looked out across the stronghold. The ruins finally looked alive again—market stalls half-built, kids running where we’d once fought. The world breathing again.“You thinking about the blade?” he asked, joining me by the window.“Always. Thing started all this.”“It ended it too.”“Yeah,” I said, watching the sunlight flare off the rebuilt tower. “Guess that’s balance.”Dante’s boots thudded behind us. “You two lovebirds up yet? There’s breakfast—or something that pretends to be breakfast.”Raymond laughed. “If it’s your cooking, I’m skipping.”“Smart man,” Dante said, clapping him on the back. “But eat anyway. Akira says we’re toasting the end of the world at noon.”“End of the
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Chapter: 209Raymond’s POVMorning light crept across the stone floor like it had finally chosen to forgive this place. It caressed the walls of our repaired chambers in the fortress, soft gold oozing through the gaps Jude still hadn’t filled. He constantly stated, “Let the light remind us what we survived.”I blinked awake to the sound of him talking over a skillet. The stench of burning eggs hit first.“Ray,” he murmured, voice scratchy with sleep. “Don’t you dare say anything about the smoke.”I sat up, stretching till my shoulders split. “Wasn’t gonna. I was just going to compliment the… um, texture?”He flashed me a look over his shoulder—part threat, half smirk. “Texture’s fine. You’re eating it anyway.”That’s Jude. Gruff as hell, but there’s a warmth under every cuss word. He pushed a plate in front of me and leaned against the counter, like he wasn’t watching for my reaction. I forked a bite, chewed dramatically, and nodded.“Perfect,” I said. “Tastes like victory and mild carbon.”He lau
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Chapter: Chapter 208Jude's POVThe house was too quiet.Way too quiet.The kind of silence that was dense, heavy, and strange, like fog. The wind always sounded odd when it hissed at the windows, like a whisper that didn't belong there.I stood in the middle of the room with no shirt on and runes carved into the floor around me. I could sense Raymond's power, a faint silver light, shimmering in the air and throbbing across my skin like a heartbeat. The last piece of the curse was buried deep inside me. It was eating away at the edges of my thoughts.Raymond moved quietly behind me. I knew it was him without even turning around. His warmth and the subtle pulse of his energy, which had been as familiar as my own breath, were palpable to me.He muttered, "You're trembling."I let out a quiet sigh. "Not out of fear."He turned to look at me, his face exhibiting a mixture of fierce resolve and fear. "Isn't it still inside you? The hunter's thing. "Yes." My voice sounded harsh. "It is inextricably linked
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Chapter: Chapter 207Raymond’s POV“Stay behind me,” Jude growls, shadows sliding across the cracked stone. “That bastard’s still breathing.”“I’m not hiding,” I say, voice rough. “This ends with me.”“Hell it does,” he mutters, stepping forward, eyes burning red. “You think I’m letting some ghost from your past take another swing?”The air’s heavy with smoke and relic dust. The ruins of the cache still glow faint, blue veins pulsing like dying stars. Every breath tastes like iron.“He’s close,” Akira says, low. Her eyes scan the darkness. “Tracks go through that archway. Burn marks—same weapon type.”“Seraphin steel,” I whisper. “Old pattern.”“Then it’s personal,” Dante grunts. “Let’s smoke him out.”I shake my head. “No. I face him first.”Jude turns to me, jaw tight. “Ray—”“This is mine,” I say. “He came for me. For what I am.”Jude’s shadows twitch. “Then I’m right beside you.”“Always,” I say.He gives a low, dark laugh. “Damn right.”We step through the arch. The air shifts—cold, sharp. The Master
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Chapter: Chapter 206Jude’s POVThe first explosion hit before I could finish cursing.Stone dust rained down from the ceiling, coating the relics in pale ash. The tremor ripped through the ruins, shaking the floor under our boots.“Shit—” I spun, instinct kicking in. “They found us.”Raymond’s head snapped toward the breach. The relic cache we’d just unlocked—its walls still pulsing with Seraphin light—flared like a beacon for every hunter in the goddamn world. I felt his pulse through the bond: sharp, alert, scared—but ready.“Back-to-back,” I ordered, drawing my blade. “We hold this ground.”He smirked despite the chaos. “You mean you hold it while I play flashlight again?”“Don’t start,” I growled. “You burn too hot and you’ll drain yourself—”A screech cut me off. The first wave crashed through the broken archway—half a dozen Guild hunters, armored in black ashsteel. They came in like a storm of blades.I met them head-on.Steel rang. Sparks flew. I parried one blow, twisted, and slammed my hilt into
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Chapter: Chapter 205Raymond’s POV“Looks like the rogues left us a damn treasure chest,” Jude muttered, eyes glinting red under the ruined outpost’s flickering lights.“Treasure?” I said. “You mean the cache that tried to eat your shadows five minutes ago?”He smirked. “Yeah, that one. You coming or staying scared?”“Scared?” I stepped over the cracked altar, dust and rune ash sticking to my boots. “You were the one who said, ‘Don’t touch anything glowing.’”“That was before you started touching everything glowing.”I grinned. “You said to stay curious.”“I said stay alive.”“Same difference.”He gave that low growl that always sent a shiver through me. “You keep talking like that, sunshine, and I’ll pin you to that wall.”“You threaten me with a good time?”“Maybe I promise.”The air hummed between us, heavy with old magic.Akira’s voice cut in from behind the rubble. “If you two are done flirting, there’s a lock mechanism here. It’s breathing.”“Breathing?” I asked.“Like a heart,” she said. “Relic cac
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Mated to My Enemy: Tamed by the Tyrant Prince
I ripped his claws from my shoulders and pinned his arms above his head. He thrashed under me, his eyes flashing with something deeper than anger.
That was when I sensed it.
The sweet scent of cinnamon—the smell of a wolf’s arousal.
We froze, our bodies pressed together, so close I could feel the tremors of his heart against mine.
That wasn’t all….I felt his hardness, bulging and aching with need.
“Don’t look at me.” He turned away, squeezing his eyes shut as his cheeks tinted pink with shame. “I give up, so just kill me already, I can’t take it anymore.”
I swallowed hard, faltering yet again.
But instead of recoiling, instead of mocking him, I crashed my lips against his.
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Darius Lane lost everything for the sake of love and freedom.
Once a renowned Alpha betrothed to the princess of Fenrir, he was stripped of his title and dignity after he chose the man he loved over a Royal decree—the same man who betrayed and left him to bear the brunt of his actions.
Out of despair, the young princess had taken her own life and Darius was condemned for murder, thrown at the mercy of Prince Kael, the ruthless tyrant who reduced him to less than a slave.
But when Kael moves to end his life, the unthinkable happens. A mate bond sparks between them, turning the tides.
The tyrant prince faltered for the first time in his life, unable to believe he was tied to his sister’s killer. And a man at that!
It is a prison of desire for Darius, for he began to crave the cruel prince who takes pleasure in his suffering.
Against their will, their wolves yearn for each other, and hatred soon blurs into obsession.
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Chapter: Chapter 215DariusA year changed things.Not all at once. Not dramatically. The way things actually changed, which was slowly and without announcement, one repaired wall at a time, one returned pack member at a time, one morning where you woke up and reached for the bond and it was there, warm and steady and humming with the particular frequency of the person sleeping beside you, and you didn't have to think about it because it had never been gone, or it felt that way now, the way healed things eventually felt like they had always been whole.The pack house took four months to restore fully.Kael had overseen most of it personally, which surprised nobody. He was the kind of man who needed his hands in the work, who processed grief and guilt and the long aftermath of catastrophe through physical labor, through the specific satisfaction of a wall replastered and a floor relaid and a roof that no longer leaked when the autumn rains came. I had watched him from various windows and doorways across th
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Chapter: Chapter 214DariusI woke up alone.Not unusual. Kael had always been an early riser, up before the light, moving through the house with the quiet restlessness of someone whose brain refused to idle. I had spent years learning to sleep through it, the soft sounds of him in the kitchen, the creak of the back door when he went out to run the perimeter at dawn.But this was different.I woke up alone and reached instinctively for the bond, the way I had every morning for years, that first half-conscious check, the way you might reach for a glass of water without fully opening your eyes. Muscle memory. Reflex.My hand found empty air.I lay on my back in the salvaged bedroom on the second floor, the one Soren's unit had cleared and deemed structurally sound, and I stared at the ceiling and felt the hollow place in my chest do its slow aching pulse. Still there. Still fraying at the edges. The purge had taken the First out of Kael's blood clean and complete but the rejection had happened before that,
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Chapter: Chapter 213KaelI told them at dawn.The pack had gathered in the clearing east of the house, the one we used for assemblies and celebrations and the kind of announcements that couldn't be made indoors. Two hundred and thirty-one wolves, what remained of us after everything, standing in the pale early light with their breath misting and their eyes on me. Soren had his unit at the perimeter. The younger wolves stood in clusters, leaning into each other the way wolves did when the world felt unstable. The elders were at the front, their faces already arranged into the careful neutrality of people bracing for bad news.I stood in front of all of them and I told them the truth."Aveline Fenrir," I said, and my voice carried the way an Alpha's voice was built to carry, steady and clear and reaching every ear in the clearing, "gave her life last night to end the infestation. She carried the Obsidian Orb to the anchor point and she broke it. She saved this territory. She saved every one of you." I paus
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Chapter: Chapter 212DariusThe tear opened without warning.One second the basement was holding, tense and still, Kael's hands over mine on the Orb, the anchor point pulsing its slow violet rhythm. The next second the largest crack in the floor split wide, a sound like the world clearing its throat, and the light that poured out of it was not violet anymore.It was black. Absolute and total, the kind of black that wasn't an absence of light but a presence of something else entirely."Move!" Aveline shouted.We scattered. The crack widened fast, spiderwebbing across the floor in every direction, and from it came the demons, not the six that had been watching from the walls but dozens, pouring upward like water finding a drain in reverse, their wrongly jointed limbs unfolding as they hit air, their knuckle-crack sounds overlapping into a grinding roar that filled the basement and bounced off the black-sheeted walls.Reed was fighting before I'd fully registered the scale of it. Silver blade in each hand, m
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Chapter: Chapter 211DariusWe heard the pack house before we saw it. Not screaming. Not the sounds of active fighting. Something worse than both of those a low, grinding resonance that seemed to come from the earth itself, like the foundations were being slowly digested. The trees thinned as we approached the eastern perimeter and I could see the house through the gaps, lit from within by a light that was definitely not electricity. Violet. Pulsing. The same color as the smoke in Valerius's chamber."It's accelerating," Aveline said quietly."How many pack members still inside?" Kael asked."None. Soren evacuated the last of them two hours ago. The house is empty." She paused. "Mostly.""Mostly," Reed repeated."There are demons roosting in the upper levels now. They weren't doing that yesterday." She looked at Kael. "Whatever is anchoring the infestation, it's settling in. Making a home."Kael's jaw tightened. He was still pressing his hand against his side, the bleeding had slowed but I could see the
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Chapter: Chapter 210KaelThe first wall was easy. Reed took out the two patrol guards before they had time to register that something was wrong, clean and quiet, and we were through the outer perimeter in under three minutes. Aveline produced the scent suppressant from her satchel, a thick grey paste that smelled like wet ash and nothing else, and we applied it in silence and moved to the second wall.The ward against wolf-kind sat in the air like pressure. I felt it before I saw it, a resistance against my skin, like walking into water. The dark lines on my arm flared once, hot and sharp, and the voice stirred.“Interesting,” it said. “Old vampire craft. I remember when they first learned to do this.”I ignored it and pushed through. The resistance peaked and released, and we were on the other side, and the voice went quiet again."Everyone through?" Aveline whispered.Three nods."Third wall in forty meters. Once we cross it we are visible to every vampire inside. From that point, twelve minutes. Not e
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