Hey loves, sorry for the breaks between chapters lately. I really wish I could write more, it's literally my only escape from how chaotic my life is with two neurodivergent children, but thank you for everyone being so kind and understanding about it. I promise I spend all the free time I have writing, which as you can tell isn't a lot, but I'm just hoping and praying that soon there's some kind of positive, big change in my life so I can bring you guys more content more often *crossing my fingers*
I'm looking at him like he's lost his goddamn mind. "Are you serious right now?" I snap, my voice sharp enough to slice through the night. "You kept me safe. You kept me grounded the entire time. You made sure I stayed in control. And you—" my throat tightens, heat rushing to my face, "—you made s
"I know, kitten," he murmurs in my ear, his voice dropping into that deep, gravelly place that ruins me. "Soon as we get home, I'm bendin' you over and takin' that sweet pussy for a ride." A shiver dances down my spine, and I smirk against his throat. "You've been a good, patient boy for me, haven
Alyssa After we finish singing happy birthday and help Zuri blow out the candle on her second personal birthday cake, the entire room erupts into cheers. Bikers hoot and clap. My best friends cheer like drunk bridesmaids. Even Niko's parents, who I honestly didn't expect to come, are here, smilin
"Niko and I were so convinced they were boys," he says, shaking his head. "But fuck, man... I'm so happy."They both look it.Proud. Settled. Like the future doesn't scare him—it excites them.And all I can think about is how I'd probably lose my goddamn mind if I ever got someone pregnant.Not just
I smirk. "Nah. But you'd be perfect for the job. Could channel all that pregnancy rage into something useful."She doesn't laugh.Just stares at me like she's imagining how many ways she could stab me.Right.Too soon.Still, I don't back down.I'm here.And I don't plan on disappearing again.Hamme
And that’s something we both need to accept, whether we want to or not.Alyssa's holding her daughter, pointing at a snow leopard as it leaps across a rock ledge. She's smiling—genuinely. The kind of soft, easy smile that tells me she's safe and happy and what happened between us didn't permanently