I Slept With My Boyfriend’s Dad
“Look at how well you’re taking my dick, such a good girl”, I moan even louder as he leans forward to lick my tears off my face. “Did my son fuck you this good?” I shake my head and he slaps my boobs. “Use your words princess” I cry out, “nooo!! Fuck” and my boyfriend’s, well ex boyfriend’s dad smiles down at me and my heart skips a beat. “Good girl.” Oh God, there’s really no backing out now.
Della never gave her name to the stranger she spent one reckless night with in college. She didn't need to. She slipped out before he woke, certain she'd never see him again.
Two years later, she's dating his son.
By the time she realizes the truth, she's already spending the summer under his roof, caught in a slow, dangerous pull neither of them can explain, until a single moment at a pool party changes everything: he remembers exactly who she is, in the same breath he discovers his own son has been cheating on her the whole time.
What follows is a collision neither of them can walk back from. A father and son at war over the same woman. A confession that isn't gentle. A scandal that threatens to end a career. And a truth Della can't outrun twice.
Steamy. Forbidden. Impossible to look away from.
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Chapter: UneaseJulianI hadn't planned on the blanket.That was the part I kept coming back to afterward, lying awake, trying to locate the exact moment the evening had stopped being a harmless family tradition and become something I was going to have to think carefully about for the rest of the summer. I hadn't engineered it. Asher had dragged the armchair cushion over without asking, the way he'd done since he was young enough that the whole arrangement used to fit around just the two of us, and by the time I registered what was happening, I was already on the couch, already under the same blanket as Della, with six inches of space between us that felt, within minutes, considerably smaller than it should have.I told myself it meant nothing. Proximity wasn't intention. A blanket wasn't a decision. I'd sat through a hundred movie nights on that same couch with a hundred different configurations of family and guests over the years, and none of them had required this specific, deliberate discipline j
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Chapter: Movie NightDellaAsher's idea, obviously. Julian would never have suggested it on his own, I was fairly sure, but Asher had grown up with a specific ritual of movie nights in this house, apparently, some tradition from childhood that survived intact into adulthood mostly because nobody had ever bothered to kill it, and on our fourth night at the beach house he announced, with the confidence of a man reviving a beloved family custom, that we were doing one tonight."Dad picks the movie," he said, already pulling blankets down from a closet in the hallway like this was a well-rehearsed operation. "It's the rule. Has been since I was, like, ten.""What's the rule based on?" I asked."He has better taste than me. Which he'll agree with, immediately, because he's not humble about it.""I'm not humble about it because it's true," Julian said, coming in from the kitchen with a bowl of popcorn he'd apparently made without being asked, which felt like its own small, unnerving piece of information about h
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Chapter: A Problem I Shouldn’t HaveJulianI hadn't slept, not really, not since dinner ended and Asher and Della retreated upstairs and the house went quiet enough that I could hear the ocean through the open window in a way I usually found comforting and tonight found unbearable.I told myself it was nothing. A long day, an unfamiliar house settling in around new voices, the ordinary static of having people under my roof for the first time all season. I gave that explanation a fair chance, lying there in the dark, and it didn't hold up past the first ten minutes, because the truth, when I finally let myself look at it directly, was considerably less comfortable than a restless first night.I'd spent most of dinner watching my son's girlfriend. Not the ordinary vetting a parent does of the person their child brings home. I'd watched the way she laughed, delayed, like she was checking herself before she let it out fully. I'd watched the particular, deliberate way she held eye contact a half-second longer than any conver
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Chapter: Getting to know my boyfriend’s dadDellaDinner went on long enough that I started to relax, which in hindsight should have been my first warning sign, because the universe has a track record of waiting exactly until I let my guard down.Julian was, infuriatingly, good company. Not in the stiff, performing-for-his-son's-girlfriend way I'd braced for, but genuinely funny, the kind of dry, understated humor that snuck up on you a full beat after he'd said something, so that I kept laughing a half-second behind Asher, playing catch-up with jokes I hadn't seen coming."So Della," he said, refilling his wine glass, not mine, I'd barely touched mine, "what are you studying? Asher's terrible at explaining what anyone does. I asked him about his own major for a solid year before I got a straight answer.""That's not fair," Asher said. "Business is broad. It's hard to summarize.""It is exactly as broad as you want it to be so you never have to commit to an answer." Julian looked back at me, waiting, entirely unbothered by his
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Chapter: ArrivalDella’s POV The house came into view before Asher said anything about it, which was somehow worse than if he'd warned me. One second we were on a narrow coastal road with dune grass whipping past the windows, and the next the trees broke open onto glass and cedar and a view of the ocean that looked less like a house and more like something out of a magazine spread titled *How the Other Half Summers.*"Okay," I said. "You undersold this.""I told you it was nice.""You said 'my dad's beach house.' That phrase does not prepare a person for this."Asher laughed, downshifting as the driveway curved up toward a detached garage already holding a car I didn't recognize. "In my defense, I've been coming here since I was a kid. It stops registering as impressive after a while. It's just Dad's house.""Must be nice," I said, and meant it more than I let on."He does well for himself. Tenure track, a couple of consulting things on the side, some investments that apparently panned out better tha
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One Luna, Three Alphas
"Three men looked at me like I was already theirs. God help me, some small, treacherous part of me wanted to be."
Kira has survived eight months alone in the woods with her little brother since her pack fell. She's good at it, good at trusting no one, good at running before anyone gets close enough to hurt her. Then a stolen moment chasing a rabbit gets her caught on Ashwood land, dragged before their alpha's sons as a suspected spy, and the second they're close enough to catch her scent, all three of them go still. Mated. All at once. A bond nobody in their pack has ever seen happen before.
Elias wants to claim her before he's even sure she'll stay. Kai hides behind every joke he's ever made, undone by a woman who refuses to be charmed. Rhys says almost nothing and means every bit of it, patient in a way that terrifies her more than possessiveness ever could. Kira knows better than to trust three men who want her all at once. She's lost everything to trusting the wrong things before.
But the closer she lets them get, the closer she comes to a truth about her own blood, one that could burn down everything she's building with them, herself included. She wasn't born to be claimed. She was born to end a war she didn't start, and loving three alphas at once might be the very thing that decides whether she wins it.
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Chapter: TorenKira*The forest doesn't look the same going back.Fear sharpened every branch and shadow on the way in, every root a potential threat, and now, walking between two men who could tear apart anything that came at us without much effort, the same stretch of trees feels almost ordinary. Almost."You keep looking at the trees like they've done something to you," Elias says, breaking the quiet we've been walking in for several minutes."Habit." I glance at him sideways. "You spend enough time out here alone, you start reading everything as a threat until proven otherwise.""That sounds exhausting.""It is." A beat. "It's also why I'm alive."He doesn't answer right away, and I watch something complicated move across his face, admiration tangled with something darker, something that looks almost like anger on my behalf, though I can't imagine why a stranger would feel that on my account."How long were you tracking that rabbit," Rhys asks from my other side, his tone deliberately light, lik
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Chapter: What he doesn’t SayKaiI've never been good at sitting still, but today I don't have much choice.Elias and Rhys are somewhere past the eastern border by now, escorting a woman I've known for less than an hour to retrieve a brother she's spent eight months protecting alone, and I'm here, in the training yard, throwing punches at a post that hasn't done anything to deserve it.I hit it again. It doesn't help.Normally I'd have something to say about all of this. That's what I do, what I've always done, take whatever's too heavy to carry seriously and turn it into something I can laugh at instead, something that doesn't sit in my chest like a stone. I've built an entire personality out of that particular skill. Nobody expects Kai to feel something too deeply, and that's exactly how I've always wanted it.I don't have a joke for this.I smelled her an hour ago and something in me simply stopped being mine anymore, some old, careless version of myself replaced instantly by something that wants things I don'
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Chapter: She asks for One ThingKiraThey lead me into a wide hall with high beams and a long table at its center, and I count exits out of habit before I even register how many people are watching me do it.Six council members besides the alpha and his sons. Two guards behind me. No easy way out if this goes badly, and I already know, somewhere in the exhausted, calculating part of my brain that never fully shuts off, that it might."Bring her closer," says the man at the head of the table. Older, silver threading through dark hair, the kind of stillness that comes from decades of being obeyed without needing to raise his voice. "Let her stand where we can hear her properly."The guards walk me forward until I'm standing alone in the open space, wrists finally free but no less exposed for it. Elias, Kai, and Rhys have taken seats near their father, and even seated, even composed, I can feel all three of them watching me like I might disappear if they look away."I am Aldric," the older man says. "Alpha of this pack
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Chapter: Three at OnceEliasI'm halfway through reviewing patrol rotations that don't need reviewing when the runner finds me, and I know before he opens his mouth that whatever he's about to say is going to undo the rest of my day."Alpha." He uses the title that isn't technically mine yet, the way the younger pack members do anyway, like saying it enough might make it true sooner. "The eastern border's been breached. Someone crossed in. The patrol's got her contained, brought her down to the dungeon."Something shifts low in my chest, sharp and unfamiliar. "Contained how. Is anyone hurt.""No, Alpha. Clean catch.""Does Father know?""Already told. He wants you and your brothers to come assess her before anything's decided."I nod once and start walking, the restlessness that's been sitting under my skin since this morning finally finding somewhere useful to go. My father's words from a few hours ago are still turning over in my head, the way they have been all day, no matter how many patrol rotations I'
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Chapter: What I didn’t see ComingKiraI hear the footsteps before I see them, and that's the first mistake I've made in months.The rabbit is still warm in my hand, its neck snapped clean, and for one stupid, hungry second I let myself feel proud of that instead of paying attention to the ground under my feet. That's when I catch it. The scent marking the trees around me isn't ours. It isn't anyone's I recognize. It's claimed land, layered and reinforced the way only a serious pack marks its borders, and I'm standing dead center of it with blood still on my hands and no idea how far I've wandered."Toren," I breathe, already turning to retrace my steps.I don't get the chance.They come from two directions at once, which tells me everything I need to know before they even open their mouths. They didn't stumble on me. They tracked me. I bolt anyway, because eight months of surviving on nothing but instinct doesn't leave room for standing still and hoping for mercy, and within seconds I'm surrounded, four of them, wolv
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