FAZER LOGINSALOME
Stepping onto the smooth, glassy sheet of ice, the freezing air hit my face instantly, but the warmth of Williams’s hand held tight in mine kept the chill away.
Williams started so softly with me. He completely understood that I was a complete beginner, so he didn't rush me at all. Instead, he patiently introduced the tools first, showing me how to grip the wooden hockey stick properly, how to balance my weight on the thin blades of the skates, and explaining the basic rules of the game in his calm, deep voice.
I actually did surprisingly well, gliding across the slippery surface with a natural balance I didn't know I possessed. But as he stood close behind me, guiding my arms and adjusting my hips, silly me couldn't keep my focus entirely on the game. My eyes kept darting down toward the outline of his massive penis beneath his fitted athletic pants, and my mind drifted right back to the wild passion we had shared in the shower. I caught myself biting my lip, my core aching with a familiar, sweet heat.
I shook my head, trying hard to clear the scandalous thoughts and concentrate on his instructions. Focus, Salome, I told myself. You have the long night ahead to get your pussy completely taken and smacked by him again. Right now, learn the game.
Williams smiled warmly at my progress, wrapping his arm around my waist to help me practice a smooth turn. For thirty wonderful minutes, everything was perfect.
Then, the heavy double doors at the edge of the rink creaked open.
Miriam glided onto the ice in her professional skates, carrying her own stick, a fake, sweet smile plastered across her face.
"Williams," she called out, her voice echoing through the cold arena. "You have an urgent call from the league board in the manager's office. Why don't you let me take over? I would love to teach little Salome how to really play."
"Hell no!" I blurted out instantly, my voice sharp with alarm as I gripped Williams’s arm tighter.
I expected Williams to back me up, but to my utter shock, his eyes lit up with genuine relief.
"That's very nice of you, Miriam! Thank you," Williams said, smiling at her like she had just offered him a gold medal. He turned to me, placing a gentle hand on my shoulder. "Salome, Miriam has been playing for years. Listen to her and do exactly as she says, alright? I'll be back as soon as I finish this call."
Panic surged through my chest. "Williams, please don't leave me with her," I pleaded under my breath, tugging at his jacket. "She doesn't have good intentions! She hates me!"
"Don't be silly, Salome," Williams said with a light chuckle, completely blind to the danger. "It's just a quick lesson. Be a good student."
Before I could say another word, he turned around and skated off the ice, disappearing into the dark corridor toward the offices.
The moment the heavy door clicked shut behind him, the sweet expression on Miriam’s face vanished completely. Her eyes narrowed into tiny slits of pure venom.
"So, the little maid wants to play on the ice now?" she sneered, gliding close to me until her cold breath fanned over my cheeks. "Do you honestly think wearing warm clothes makes you belong here?"
"Williams asked you to teach me," I said, holding my chin up, refusing to let her see my fear. "So teach me, or get out of my way."
"Oh, I'll teach you," she whispered dangerously.
For the next ten minutes, Miriam was unbelievably rude. She barked confusing orders, deliberately telling me the exact opposite of what Williams had just carefully taught me. When I gripped the stick the way Williams showed me, she snatched it roughly from my hands.
"Hold it higher, you idiot!" she snapped loudly.
"That's not what Williams said!" I argued back, trying to reclaim my grip. "He said lower for better balance!"
"Williams!" Miriam suddenly yelled at the top of her lungs toward the empty stands, pretending to be exasperated. "She's refusing to listen to me! She's disobeying every instruction!"
"I am not!" I shouted, my temper flaring.
"Shut up!" Miriam hissed softly, her face twisting into something terrifying.
Without any warning, she raised her heavy wooden hockey stick high into the air and swung it violently. The thick wood slammed directly into the side of my neck with a brutal, sickening crack.
A sharp, blinding agony shot through my throat and spine. "Ahhh!" I gasped, dropping my stick as the sheer pain made my vision go black at the edges.
"You don't belong here," Miriam whispered savagely.
She raised the stick again and brought it down hard against my collarbone and neck, striking me several times in rapid succession. I tried to lift my arms to protect myself, but my balance on the slippery ice failed. The last thing I felt was one final, crushing blow directly to the base of my neck.
The world went completely dark, and I passed out.
When my eyes slowly fluttered open, the cold smell of the ice rink was gone, replaced by the faint scent of lavender and disinfectant. My head was throbbing violently, and every small breath I took sent a agonizing, burning pain shooting through my neck.
I was lying in a soft bed inside a guest room. Sitting right on the edge of the mattress, looking down at me with a soft, concerned expression, was Miriam.
I gasped, pulling the blanket up to my chin as horror washed over me. "Get away from me..." I rasped out, my voice broken and barely audible because of my swollen throat. "You... you hit me..."
Before I could say another word or scream for help, the bedroom door swung open.
Alpha Williams walked into the room, holding a glass of ice water. The moment he saw me awake, a relieved sigh escaped his lips, but what he said next completely shattered my heart into a thousand pieces.
"Salome, thank the Goddess you're awake!" he said, rushing over to the bed. He set the glass down and turned to Miriam, his eyes filled with immense warmth and gratitude. "Miriam, you are truly an angel. I don't know what I would have done if you hadn't been there to help her when she fell."
My jaw dropped, a cold shock paralyzing my entire body. What?!
"It was nothing, Williams," Miriam said softly, putting on a humble, delicate smile as she patted my leg through the blanket. "You know how clumsy beginners can be on the ice. She lost her balance, fell so awkwardly, and hit her neck against the wooden barrier. I stayed by her side the entire time, holding ice to her bruise until you brought her here."
"You are so caring," Williams praised her, literally gazing at his ex-wife with admiration. "Thank you for taking such good care of my Luna."
"Williams... no!" I choked out, tears of pure frustration and physical agony springing to my eyes as I tried to sit up. "She's lying! She didn't help me! She hit me with her stick—"
"Salome, please stop," Williams interrupted softly, placing a gentle hand on my shoulder to keep me lying down. "You took a very nasty bump to the head. You're confused and disoriented right now. Miriam was only trying to help you."
"I am not confused!" I cried out, my swollen throat burning with every word. "She did this to me!"
Williams rubbed his temples, looking tired and slightly annoyed by what he clearly thought was senseless dramatic jealousy. He turned back to Miriam with a soft smile.
"Miriam, would you mind staying here with her for the night?" Williams asked casually, making a suggestion that felt like a death sentence. "I have an emergency late-night hockey board meeting downtown that I cannot reschedule. I would feel much better knowing she's in your capable care tonight."
"Of course, Williams," Miriam replied smoothly, her dark eyes flashing with a hidden, victorious gleam as she looked at me. "I'll make sure she gets plenty of rest."
"Thank you," Williams said, leaning down to place a quick, absentminded kiss on my forehead. "Rest well, Salome. I'll see you in the morning."
"Williams! Don't leave me with her! Williams!" I screamed as loudly as my bruised neck would allow, but he just gave me a reassuring wave, turned around, and walked straight out the door, leaving me completely locked in the room with the very woman who had just tried to break my neck.
SALOMEThe next morning, the sound of my alarm didn't ring to wake me up—it simply reminded me that the sun was rising. I hadn't slept anyway.If I wanted to earn back my pride, fix the disaster I caused for Williams’s team, and stand tall as a true Luna, crying in bed was not going to cut it. Ice hockey had broken me, so ice hockey was going to rebuild me.I threw on my heavy gear, laced my skates tightly, and stepped out onto the cold rink before the streetlights outside had even turned off.Practice began, and this time, it was non-stop.Day after day, I pushed my body past its absolute limits. I skated until my thighs felt like they were burning with lit matches, until the chilly air scraped against the back of my throat like sandpaper. My former failure played on a loop in my head every time I touched the puck. Twice, my legs completely gave out on me, sending me crashing hard onto the brutal ice, my lungs screaming for air as black spots danced across my vision.Twice I collapse
SALOMETwo nights. Two whole, agonizing nights, and Williams hadn’t spoken a single word to me.The silence in our house was heavier than the defeat on the ice. He didn’t yell, he didn’t curse, and in a way, that was so much worse. He simply acted like I was a ghost floating through his living space. I understood his anger. I really did. My pride had cost his club their standing, dragging them down to fourth place for the playoff qualifiers. It was all because of my desperate, stupid quest to fight Miriam, to show her I was better, and to force Williams to take my side.Now, he was further away from me than ever.Sitting on the edge of the bed on the third evening, my mind raced. The distance between us was killing me. I needed to bridge it, to break through the icy wall he’d built around himself. I initiated the idea of seduction. Maybe with sex, I could win his heart again. Deep down, I believed the love was still there, buried under all that disappointment and frustration. I just n
SALOMEThe victory on the ice had faded by the time the evening shadows stretched across our bedroom floor. Williams had been quiet during the drive home, his hands gripping the steering wheel a little too tightly, his mind clearly burdened by the news.As night fell, the tension in our room was thick enough to cut with a blade. Williams stood by the side of the bed, his dark eyes locked on me with a mixture of intense worry and frustration."Salome, please listen to me," he said, stepping closer and reaching for my hands. "Miriam has played this sport for years. She’s ruthless on the ice. You’ve had one good day of training, but an actual game is entirely different. I don’t want to see you get hurt out there.""I’m not backing down, Williams," I replied softly, stepping back so my spine hit the cool wall near our closet. "I’m playing."He let out a low growl of frustration, moving toward me until there was no space left between us. His large hands came up to frame my face, his thumb
SALOMEWilliams looked at me for a long, quiet moment, his deep blue eyes filled with a mixture of confusion and hurt. But seeing the tears streaming down my cheeks, he didn't push me. He let out a long, heavy sigh, pulled his shirt back over his broad chest, and quietly moved to his side of the bed. He pulled the covers up, turned his back to me, and within thirty minutes, his heavy breathing told me he had slept off.I lay awake in the dark for a long time, staring at his broad, motionless back, feeling an overwhelming wave of regret washing over my heart.The next morning, the soft golden light of the sun woke me up. I blinked my eyes open, expecting to find the bed empty as usual, but Williams was standing right beside the mattress.He was wearing a casual gray sweater and dark pants, carrying a wooden tray loaded with hot pancakes, fresh strawberries, squeezed orange juice, and steaming tea. He carefully set the tray down across my lap and gave me a soft, cautious smile."Good mo
SALOMETen o'clock at night came and went, and the room remained dead silent. Alpha Williams still hadn't returned home.Sitting alone on the edge of the large bed, staring at the empty doorway, a cold clarity finally settled over my heart. Miriam was right. He didn't love me. He didn't care that I was hurt, and he didn't care that he had left me in the hands of a woman who hated my guts.I need to stop thinking about the sex, I told myself, biting my lip as a sharp sting of tears tried to form in my eyes. It was true—the intimacy we shared was the best feeling I had ever experienced in my life. The way he held me, the way his hands explored every inch of my body, and the raw passion that shook the room made me feel complete. But I needed to let it go. I had to stop letting a few hours of physical pleasure blind me to the reality of my pain. It was time to focus on my own life and protect what was left of my heart.I thought about my old life. Back when I was a simple maid scrubbing f
SALOMEThat night inside the cold guest room of the hockey facility was easily one of the worst nights of my entire life.The moment the door clicked shut behind Williams, the fake, gentle smile vanished from Miriam’s face. She didn't offer me a glass of water or check on my bruised, aching neck. Instead, she pulled a chair right up to the side of the bed, crossed her legs, and began to tear my heart into little pieces with her words."Did you really think you were special, little maid?" she asked, her voice dripping with cruel satisfaction in the dim light of the room. "Do you think the way he touches you in that bed is something unique?"I pulled the blanket up to my chin, my throat throbbing violently every time I swallowed, but I kept my eyes fixed on her."He loves me," I whispered, my voice raspy and broken.Miriam let out a harsh, mocking laugh that echoed off the bare walls. "He loves your body because he is a wolf, Salome! Do you know how many nights Williams fucked me from b







