Novels by Grytonna

AMBROSIUS Kiran made sure to give Jude enough room to see as he continued to stretch my hole, inserting the third finger.I twitched as he pressed against my prostate, a moan escaped my lips. “Nngh,” I moaned. “W…wait.”I needed to catch my breath not to mention that I was so close to cumming and it hasn't even been five minutes.“Does it really feel that good?” Kiran was enjoying every bit of this. I guess this was the most willing I'd ever been before.Just as I was about to cum, he took out his fingers and replaced them with his mouth. It was the first time he'd used his mouth on my hole since we started having sex.Kiran gripped my hips, pulling me closer as he buried his face between my butt cheeks. He feasted on me, his tongue thrusting in and out.“Kiran,” I moaned loudly, not bothering to hold my voice back. I ended up showering myself with cum as I climaxed.“Hmm, I didn't think you'd cum so easily from behind as well,” he licked his lips as he resurfaced.Kiran got on the

AMBROSIUS I followed Fyodor down the stone steps, my heart racing as we took each step. I couldn't tell what Kiran was thinking. He'd left me alone for days to recover, which was already out of character and now, he had summoned me to meet him at the lower depths of the manor—the torture room.“We're here,” Fyodor stopped in front of a wooden door. I took in a deep breath to steady my heart as he pushed open the door. He stepped aside to let me enter.The first thing my eyes took in was Jude, who'd been tied securely to a wooden chair in the center of the room. His face was swollen beyond recognition, his nose smashed, and his shirt was soaked in dried blood. He looked like he was hanging on by a thread.Several of his fingers were missing, leaving open stumps that dripped onto the stone floor. Looking at his disfigured state, I didn't feel a single ounce of pity which I found intriguing as I was someone who couldn't stand the sight of something so cruel without panicking. Instead,

AMBROSIUS The ringing in my ears refused to stop, and my vision swam in blurry shades of red and grey. The rock Jude had slammed into my head had done its damage. I lay on the cold dirt floor of the cave, my cheek pressed against the mud, barely able to keep my eyes open. How many days has it been? I couldn't quite tell.Above me, the rhythmic thuds of Jude’s frantic thrusts suddenly stopped.I heard a sharp, choked gasp from him, followed by the familiar scent of expensive tobacco, one I had only perceived from Kiran and his father. "L-Lord Kiran!" Jude shrieked. He scrambled backward so fast he tripped over his own trousers, tumbling into the dirt.Through my hooded gaze, I saw a massive shadow block the mouth of the cave. Kiran stood there soaking wet from the storm, looking clearly angry. Fyodor stood behind him holding a lantern that illuminated the cave. Kiran’s face was entirely blank, but his eyes glistened with that insane, eccentric rage I knew all too well."You really ha

AMBROSIUS By the fourth day of our escape, even the weather was against us at this point. Heavy rain began to pour, turning the dirt tracks muddy and soaking through my thin clothes until I was shivering non-stop. Jude didn't seem to care. In fact, I could tell he was intentionally taking the longest routes through the rocky hills. He was dragging out the journey on purpose, squeezing every single drop of utility out of my body before he finally had to hand over my freedom. Humans were so damn predictable, it was nearly revolting.As storm grew more violent, Jude suggested we take shelter in a nearby cave.“You know we can only move when it's night right?” I reminded him.“Yeah, and we've been doing just that for hours in this storm,” he rolled his eyes as he headed towards the cave. “Unlike you, humans can fall sick and die. And, I don't plan on dying.”I watched him disappear into the cave and for a second, I wanted to tell him that I was closer to a human than I was to a vampire

AMBROSIUS The first rush of adrenaline from escaping the estate faded after a few hours of walking through the dense, freezing woods. The fog hung low, dampening my white shirt until it clung to my skin. I expected Jude to be in a hurry. Kiran was a monster, and even with a head start, common sense dictated we should put as much distance between us and the manor as fast as possible.But as the sky began to turn a cloudy grey, Jude slowed his pace. He stopped near a massive, moss-covered oak tree and dropped his heavy pack to the ground with a loud sigh."We rest here," Jude announced, wiping his forehead with the back of his hand.I frowned, stepping toward him. "Rest? We've only been walking for five hours. We need to reach the border ruins before anyone notices I’m gone. Kiran might be away, but the guards will check my room eventually."Jude turned around, a slow, annoying smirk spreading across his face. He didn't look like he was afraid anymore, if anything, he looked like he h

AMBROSIUS Kiran didn’t leave me in the dungeon for the entire week. Three days before his scheduled trip to the East, he had the guards drag me back up to my bedroom. He didn’t say a word about the young noble he’d killed, and he didn’t ask why I had been in the library. He simply used me. He spent the entire night reminding me who I belonged to, his rough hands leaving fresh marks over my older bruises before he finally left at dawn.By afternoon, the estate was busy as everyone prepared for Kiran’s departure. I stood by the heavily curtained window of my room, peeking through a sliver of the velvet fabric. Down in the courtyard, Kiran was getting into his carriage and as expected, Fyodor was going with him as well.Kiran never went anywhere without him. Despite being a rather competent head of the Devereux family, Kiran was too nonchalant to handle the boring details of travel, leaving everything for Fyodor to organize.I watched them ride out of the iron gates with a small detachm

/THEO/How I managed to drag myself to work on Friday morning was a miracle. My bed was in the perfect state to have that knockout sleep, it was cold alongside my pillows.“Why do I have to work?” I groaned as I ate breakfast.“Stop whining and eat your food,” Lorcan who just wanted a glass of water before leaving, shot a glare at me.“Yes,” I grumbled, pouting my lips.When I walked into the PixelPulse Studio office, I couldn't explain what was going on but something felt different today.“Is it just me or is everyone unusually busy today?” I muttered to myself as I got into the elevator. It's not like we idled around at the office, I mean, there was a lot of work to do but still, something about today felt different.Just as I got off the elevator, a worker bumped into me and we both ended up falling. Could my day possibly get any worse?“Erm…are you—” she didn't even let me finish my question before she bounced back up and sprinted away, yelling an apology.“Eh?” I tilted my head i

/LORCAN/A few days had passed since I had allowed Theo to continue his stay at the apartment but it was about time to go back to work.I adjusted the cuffs of my tailored suit jacket as I stepped out of the executive elevator. For the last three hours, I had been tearing through a budget dispute with a group of stubborn directors who thought they could siphon funds into a failing tech project. “This is what a one month break causes,” I muttered to myself.I was back at the headquarters of the Armoni Groups and my patience was already wearing thin. Sure, Theo unintentionally annoyed me every now and then, but at least he was a lot easier to deal with."Well, look who finally decided to grace us with his physical presence."I didn't even need to look up to know who the voice belonged to. Reed was leaning against the doorframe of my private office, a smirk plastered across his face. I had forgotten that I had put Reed in charge while I was away, so he had quite literally made himself a

/THEO/How I woke up on my bed the next morning was still a mystery to me.I distinctly remembered passing out face-down on the kitchen island, with my laptop screen still on. Yet, here I was, tucked neatly under my thick duvet. I checked my neck—no stiffness. I scrambled out of bed and rushed into the living room. My laptop was neatly shut on the counter, the lights were turned off, and the ceramic dish I’d left out was clean and put away.I blinked at the spotless kitchen. "Did I sleepwalk?" I muttered, scratching my head. There was no way Lorcan carried me. The man barely tolerated my existence, he wouldn't just pick me up like a sack of potatoes. “Even if he had to carry me, he'd probably drag me like a sack of potatoes,” I scratched the corner of my lips. I didn't think he carried me though, he didn't seem like he'd care enough to do something so chivalrous.I figured he must have just aggressively cleared the counter to make his morning coffee and left me to stumble to bed in

/LORCAN/The apartment had been annoyingly quiet in the past few days.For the past week, I had been forced to adapt to a constant, irritatingly bright presence. There was always the sound of footsteps, the quiet humming from the kitchen, or the clumsy thud of a shoulder hitting a doorframe. Now, because of Theo’s new job, the apartment was completely silent most of the times.It was exactly what I had asked for—or so I thought. It was the entire reason I had rented this flat in the first place, simply to have my peace and quiet.Except, it didn't feel right. It felt weirdly hollow without his presence.I sat at my desk in my bedroom, staring at a spreadsheet on my laptop. Usually, I could lose myself in work for hours without a single distraction, but I caught my eyes occasionally drifting towards the door. There was no soft clatter of plates. No scent of whatever vanilla-heavy perfume he used. After hours had passed, I heard the front door creak open—he was back which had me rela

/THEO/The guy chuckled, stepping closer. "Don't sweat it, newbie. Everyone does that at least once. I’m Jace, by the way. The weird looking girl is Maya."“Huh? Did you just call me weird looking?” She glared at him. Jace seemed pleased to have gotten on her nerves.I didn't want to get involved in their bickering. I mean, I had something more important to deal with right now."I'm Theo," I said, my heart still hammering. "Can it be fixed? Ms. Lesley needs these logs in twenty minutes.""Step aside, Theo," Maya said, pulling up a chair next to mine and tapping rapidly on her tablet. "Jace, grab the backup files from the trash bin and restore them before Ms. Lesley checks the main network. We’ve got this.”I watched in absolute awe as the two of them worked. Jace walked me through the software interface, explaining the shortcuts in simple terms that actually made sense, while Maya rerouted the data back to where it belonged. Within ten minutes, the red error message vanished, and the

/THEO/The official offer email from PixelPulse Studio arrived at exactly 4:15 PM, and I swear my heart stopped for a full ten seconds. I stared at my phone screen, reading the words ‘Administrative Assistant Role’ over and over until they blurred together.I got it. I actually got it.The relief that washed over me was so intense my knees felt weak. The salary was exactly what I needed—enough to cover my half of the rent, buy groceries, and finally start a hidden savings account. The moment I had enough to pay Nevan back for my university tuition, I was going to cut ties completely and then, I'll finally be able to breathe.To celebrate, I decided to make a proper dinner. No basic sandwiches tonight. I went down to the local market and bought fresh ingredients for a savory chicken stir-fry and egg fried rice. By the time 6:00 PM rolled around—the exact start of my kitchen time slot—the apartment was filled with the delicious aroma of garlic, ginger, and sesame oil.Right on cue, Lor