FAZER LOGINLiora's POV
My skin tingled as the maids’ hands glided over me, spreading oil down my shoulders, across the slope of my collarbone, over the curve of my breasts, down my ribs and over my waist. Their touch was careful, almost timid, as if I were a fragile artifact rather than a living woman. The silk restraints on my wrists and ankles were soft, yet tight enough that I could feel the pressure biting ainto my skin. My thin linen lingerie clung to every curve, almost making it seem like I was completely naked. I had never felt so exposed, so unshielded. And yet, beneath the fear, a fire raged. My parents hadn’t loved me, they had tolerated me. They had ignored me, belittled me, dismissed me with cold words or absent smiles. And now, in a final act of cruelty, they had sold me to Alpha Kael Vorthrane, the man they had betrayed years ago, the man whose wrath was legendary across every pack. They had not hesitated, not even a whisper of regret. Just signatures on a contract and the cold comfort of knowing they were safe at my expense. I gritted my teeth and pressed my heels of my feet into the sheets, tasting the bitterness of betrayal. I promised myself I would remember this, I would survive this, and one day, I would make them pay. The heavy doors opened, and the air shifted. The warmth of the fire suddenly felt thin, almost oppressive. A presence filled the room before I even saw him. His shoes tapped against the marble floor, deliberate, slow, and echoing with authority. “Leave,” came the deep, controlled command. The maids left without another word, and the door slammed shut behind them. Silence fell then I turned my head slowly and saw him. Alpha Kael Vorthrane. He was tall, broad, perfectly imposing. The light reflected off the sharp lines of his face, highlighting a faint scar along his cheekbone that made him look all the more dangerous. His dark hair was swept back carelessly, as though the world itself bent around him and his cold, merciless eyes locked onto me as though he could see straight into my thoughts. Hatred radiated from him and I could feel it. He didn’t smile, nor did he didn’t move immediately. He simply watched, letting the weight of his gaze settle across my exposed skin, along the damp silk of my lingerie, across the oiled curves of my body. I felt almost as if he were burning me with his stare. Finally, he spoke and my chest tightened. “So, this is what they sent me" he said. I lifted my chin, trying to summon the defiance that had always been my armor. “I am not them.” His gaze hardened, and his fingers brushed my shoulder, testing, almost reverent in its precision and yet every nerve in my body flinched. “You look just like your parents” he said, his voice like a blade. “You should have killed them” I whispered, my voice steadier than I felt. His lips curved faintly. “And deny myself the satisfaction of this moment? No, I will make them remember. Every time they think of their daughter, they will know what their betrayal costs” he replied. Heat burned low in my stomach despite myself, my heart throbbed in my ears. His fingers trailed down my side, grazing the curve of my waist, gliding over the oil-slicked skin with precision, like a predator claiming territory without striking. His fingers found my breast and then his fingers flicked as if he was testing. I let out a sound, my legs shaking in response. “You're trembling. You're afraid” he said. “No,” I whispered, though my hands betrayed me, pressed tightly against the silk sheets. “Good,” he murmured, his voice low and smooth. “Fear is dull. Hatred, anger and defiance are far more interesting.” He circled me slowly. His fingers brushed my hair back, tilting my face, sending a shiver down my spine I refused to name. “They told me you pretend to be strong” he said, his deep voice vibrating through my ear. “I am not weak,” I managed to say. “Yet you are tied, exposed, vulnerable, and still, you speak as if it changes anything.” His hand traced the hollow beneath my collarbone. “We’ll see.” He stepped back, releasing the pressure that had made my skin tingle. The movement was small, but every nerve in my body felt it. “Sit up,” he commanded. I obeyed slowly, pressing my hands against the oiled sheets as I pushed myself upright. The fabric clung indecently to my curves and I could feel his gaze on every inch of me. He moved to the leather chair by the fire and sank into it with effortless dominance, one leg crossed over the other, a glass of red wine in his hand. “Come here,” he said softly. I slid from the bed, every step cautious yet defiant. My knees felt weak from both fear and the thrill that rose unbidden as I approached. “Kneel,” he commanded. Pride screamed inside me. Yet, even so, I lowered myself to my knees, letting my spine remain straight. Even bound, I refused to let him see me broken. “You are shaking,” he observed. I remained silent, my eyes fixed on his tall frame. I felt my skin jump under the heat of his stare, my body alive in a way I wasn’t prepared to admit. “Touch yourself,” he said, his voice steady yet deadly. Shock made my throat dry. “What?” “Do it. Let me see if your strength is real,” he said. The command was calm, but underneath it, I sensed a rage, hatred and possession. I froze. My mind screamed and my body betrayed me then heat pooled low in my stomach. “You think this is cruelty?” I whispered, barely audible. He leaned forward slightly, his elbows on his knees, his eyes locking on mine. “Do not mistake this for desire, Liora,” he said coldly. “This is control, obedience, punishment and if you fail, I will show you precisely how little your sorry act of defiance matters.” My heart thundered. I was free to move and yet trapped in the weight of his presence. I realized then, kneeling before him, naked to his eyes and exposed in more ways than my body, that his hatred was consuming. And that the fire in his gaze promised this was only the beginning.Liora's POVI hadn't expected Sabrina to dislike me this much. Actually, dislike was too mild a word. The woman looked at me as if I had personally ruined her life.Fay and I exchanged a brief glance as we followed her through the large compound Amarok had brought us to.The place itself was beautiful but Sabrina's attitude was quickly ruining any chance I had of appreciating the surroundings."You walk too slowly" she complained. I blinked. The comment had come completely out of nowhere. Sabrina didn't even look back as she continued walking.Fay frowned."We're literally right behind you" she said.Sabrina shrugged."Then walk faster."I stared at the back of her head. Fay looked equally annoyed. Was she serious?We had barely arrived and this woman had already found a hundred ways to irritate us.I tried not to make it a problem. After everything that had happened today, I didn't have the energy.The last thing I wanted was to start arguing with one of Amarok's people. Unfortunat
Alpha Kael's POVI was halfway down the main corridor before I realized I was walking far faster than usual. The servants pressed themselves against the walls as I passed and guards immediately straightened.Nobody wanted to be the person who got in my way tonight, not after everything that had happened and certainly not after discovering she had somehow disappeared from her room again.My jaw tightened, the sound of my boots striking the polished marble floor echoed through the hallway.Behind me, several guards struggled to keep pace."Alpha," one of them called but I didn't slow down."Speak" I ordered. "We've already searching but lady Liora is still nowhere to be found" he said.I turned sharply the guard."Take twenty men and find her" I instructed. "Twenty?""Did I stutter?""No, Alpha" he said as he shook his head."If Amarok is still on my property, I want him brought to me."The guard swallowed."Alive, Alpha?"I stopped walking and the entire hallway became silent. Slowl
Liora's POVThe forest seemed endless.Dark branches stretched overhead, weaving together to create a canopy that blocked most of the moonlight. The narrow trail beneath our feet looked like something that wasn't meant to be found by ordinary people.And yet Amarok's wolves moved through it with complete confidence as if they had traveled this route a hundred times before.Maybe they had.Fay walked close beside me, enough that our shoulders occasionally brushed. Neither of us wanted to admit how nervous we were but it was obvious.We had just escaped one dangerous situation and stepped directly into another.The only difference was that this danger smiled more often.I glanced ahead.Amarok was walking several steps in front of us, his broad shoulders looked relaxed, as though he wasn't worried about Alpha Kael discovering I had disappeared.The secret path opened into a small clearing and waiting there were several black vehicles.My steps slowed and Amarok noticed immediately. A gr
Alpha Kael’s POVThe silence after Rio had spoken was the kind that didn’t feel like peace.I stayed standing in the dining hall longer than necessary, my gaze fixed on the empty space Amarok had occupied moments ago.Behind me, I could hear movement of chairs shifting, servants trying to return to normal duties, guards whispering low commands.The estate was already trying to recover but I wasn’t interested in recovery. I was interested in resolution.Rio stood a few steps behind me and I could feel his presence more than hear it.“This never should’ve happened,” Rio said again, his voice tighter now.I didn’t turn immediately.“I’ve already heard you,” I replied flatly.“I’m serious,” he continued. “Amarok being here—”“Is done,” I cut in.There was a pause then Rio exhaled but I could tell he wasn’t satisfied.Elena stepped forward slightly, her tone carefully controlled.“At least the situation is over now" she said.Ruby nodded.“Exactly. He’s gone. No need to keep tension alive.
Liora’s POVThe estate lights were already fading behind us when I stopped pretending I wasn’t uneasy. Fay sat beside me, hands folded tightly in her lap and neither of us spoke for a long time.Outside the window, the estate had become a distant silhouette swallowed by darkness.My fingers tightened against the edge of the seat and Fay noticed.“You’re thinking about him,” she said quietly.I didn’t ask who she meant because I already knew.“Of course I am. Alpha Kael will lose his mind when he finds out” I replied. Fay swallowed.“That’s putting it lightly" she said.I let out a breath through my nose.“I’m not afraid of him" I said.It wasn’t entirely true but it sounded better than the truth, which was that I didn’t fully understand what I felt anymore when it came to him.The car shifted slightly as it hit a rough patch of road.Two guards sat in the front and two more followed in another vehicle behind us.Fay leaned closer to me.“I don’t like this. This feels like a trap,” sh
Alpha Kael's POVMy eyes remained locked on Amarok, his arrogance still marveled me.A slow smile appeared on Amarok's face, as though he enjoyed every second of the tension he had created.His hand still rested casually on the dining table and his posture remained relaxed.Around us, the atmosphere grew heavier. The scent of unease spread throughout the hall.I could smell it on everyone, especially from Amarok's wolves who looked almost eager, as though they wanted to see what would happen next.I slowly leaned back in my chair."You've lost your mind" I said, my voice came out dangerously calm.Amarok laughed."Perhaps or perhaps I simply know what I want" he said. His eyes flickered toward the door where Liora had been taken moments earlier and my jaw tightened.The dining hall felt smaller. The urge to throw him out myself became increasingly difficult to ignore.Across from me, Elena rolled her eyes dramatically."Oh, for Moon Goddess' sake."Everyone looked at her as she waved
Rio’s POVI woke to soft, wet warmth as I felt someone's mouth wrap around my erect morning cock.A slow breath left me before my eyes even opened, my body reacting before my mind caught up. There was a rhythm to how my cock was pleasured, steady, practiced, almost teasing in the way it lingered j
Elena’s POVThe courtyard had never felt this small or perhaps I had simply never felt this restless.The morning sun poured over the estate in warm, golden light, softening the edges of stone walls and polished pathways, making everything appear almost… peaceful but I knew better.There was nothin
Liora’s POV Fay didn’t wait. The moment her fingers wrapped around my wrist, I knew there would be no escape from whatever storm I had just walked into. “Move.” Her voice was low, sharp, controlled in a way that made it even more dangerous. I opened my mouth to speak but she didn’t even give
Liora’s POVFor the first time since I stepped into this cursed estate, I felt… light, not completely free, but better.My steps were slower than usual as I walked down the long, dimly lit hallway, the soft glow of lanterns flickering against the polished walls. Every movement still carried a fain







