LOGIN"Come inside me," I whispered.His jaw tensed. "Aren’t you worried I’ll get you pregnant?"I laughed, breathless. "Totally."He thrust slowly, deeply. I came again with my hands pressed flat to his back, and he followed, his face buried in my neck, holding me like he never wanted to let go.We staye
I woke with the strange awareness that something inside me had clicked into place, like the inner framework of my body had finally aligned. My hearing sharpened, my skin grew sensitive in the stillness, and I could feel the weight of Richard's palm resting heavily on my belly. Beneath that, there wa
Richard bought fried dough filled with berry cream from a vendor who didn’t look twice at us, and we ate it while walking along narrow streets lined with shops that smelled of wax, herbs, and sea salt.“I used to walk around like this before I became Alpha,” he said, watching a fisherman knot a leng
The offshore safehouse had been designed to look like an ordinary villa, and as we approached it, that disguise felt almost convincing. Sunlight slid across the faded terra‑cotta tiles, and the sea‑green shutters rattled softly whenever the coastal wind pressed against them.The scent of citrus tree
“You never needed me to make sense,” I said. “You saw me, all of me, and stayed. You didn’t flinch when I broke things open. You held my hand through the blood and through the fear. You made space for me to be loud, to be sharp, to be whole. I will walk beside you through whatever comes next, not be
The morning of our wedding began with a stillness I hadn’t felt in years. The Pack House was quiet in a way that felt intentional, like the staff had pulled back out of respect rather than routine. The usual rustle of paper and the clatter of trays were gone, replaced by a stillness that settled low







