Mag-log inPiper
I tried to move, but something heavy pressed against my waist, keeping me pinned. I shifted again, frowning when it wouldn’t budge. What the hell? My eyes fluttered open, only to find myself face-to-face with a man. I jerked instinctively, but a sharp pain shot through my body, forcing a strangled gasp out of me. “Shit…” I froze, every muscle screaming in protest. It felt like I’d been hit by a damn truck. My heart pounded as I turned my gaze toward him. His eyes were closed, his breathing steady, he was still asleep. The faint rise and fall of his back was calm. Strands of dark, tousled hair fell over his forehead, framing a face far too perfect for my sanity. The sheet hung low on his hips, revealing a glimpse of his broad, sculpted back. His hand was sprawled over my waist, like it had every right to be there. My blood ran cold. Panic rose in my throat, but I went still as fragments of last night came crashing back. Oh, God. I was dead. I was fucking dead. I ran a shaky hand over my face, fingers tangling in my hair. What the hell had I done? I threw away my virginity to a complete stranger, because I was in heat. A bitter laugh escaped me. I knew I didn’t have a choice. It could’ve been so much worse. If it hadn’t been for him, who knows how many Alphas would’ve— No. Don’t think about that. Still, that didn’t make it any easier. How many times had he done it? I could barely feel my legs. He knew I was a virgin, and yet he kept going, over and over, until I finally passed out. I shook my head, muttering under my breath, “No use overthinking it. What’s done is done. I need to get out of here before he wakes up.” My eyes flicked to the hand still draped over my waist. I swallowed hard and carefully tried to lift it off me. He stirred, and I froze. But when he didn’t move again, I exhaled quietly and gently placed his hand back on the bed. Then I slowly slid out from under the sheet, wincing as pain pulsed between my thighs. It was worse than I thought, but I could deal with it. I had to. I scrambled to my feet as quietly as I could, biting back a groan, and stumbled toward the bathroom. My dress and underwear were scattered on the floor. I snatched them up, slipping them back on as quickly as my shaking hands would allow. I gave him one last glance, the man was still sleeping soundly. Then I turned, heart pounding, and bolted for the door. I just had to forget this ever happened. This would be the last time I’d ever see him again. ***** Dominic The door shut behind her. A moment later, it opened again. “Alpha Dominic,” a voice said, dry and clipped. “How long are you going to pretend to be asleep?” I didn’t respond for a moment. Finally, I rolled onto my side and sat up, the blanket slipping down to my waist. I ran a hand through my messy hair, my muscles stiff, a faint ache along my back reminding me just how feisty the omega had been, scratching, writhing, and testing me. Not that I minded. Theodore leaned casually against the doorframe, arms crossed. He gave me that familiar look, the one that said he was about to say something smart, but he knew better than to disrespect me. I reached for the bottle of water on the counter, twisted the cap, and took a long drink. The cold slid down my throat, easing the dry ache there. “Are you here to lecture me again, Theodore?” I asked flatly. “Nag you, Alpha? How dare someone like me nag you.” “You’re doing it right now.” He sighed. “You’re at least going to explain, right?” I arched an eyebrow, amused despite myself. I already knew what he was referring to, but it was always entertaining to watch Theodore try to dance around his frustration. “What exactly am I supposed to explain again?” “When you first followed that scent last night…” he began carefully. “It’s normal,” I cut in before he could finish. “Any Alpha would’ve followed her scent. Especially one like hers.” “There’s something more to it,” he said. “Something you’re not telling me. You ignore every omega in heat who throws herself at you. But last night? You walked out of an important meeting with an Alpha because of one. That’s not like you.” I stayed silent. Theodore had always been too perceptive for his own good. When I didn’t answer, he sighed, the sound heavy with resignation, and reached into his jacket. “Since you’re not talking, I did a little digging. Last night, I heard some rumors about the omega in heat, so I looked into it, and it turns out, they were true.” He handed me a folded sheet of paper. I took it, unfolded it, and froze. A photo stared back at me. Soft eyes. Blonde hair. Familiar features. A name printed neatly beneath it. Piper Knight. Knight? A slow smile tugged at the corner of my lips. “Interesting.” Theodore blinked, clearly taken aback. “Interesting? That’s all you have to say?” he asked. “Alpha Dominic, the woman you slept with was your adoptive sister.”Piper My smile disappeared as I looked at Ryan in surprise.He cooked? The Ryan I remembered used to hate cooking.I couldn't remember him willingly stepping into a kitchen unless he absolutely had to, so hearing that he had cooked dinner was almost unbelievable.I eyed him suspiciously, trying to figure out what had happened to him while I wasn't looking. Ryan, however, remained completely calm, as though he didn't care what I was thinking about him. He simply stood there with that unreadable expression on his face, looking as though cooking an entire meal was the most ordinary thing in the world.Mrs. Calder smiled when she noticed my expression. "I was surprised too, but he made everything himself, and I must say, it smells wonderful. Come on, let's sit down and eat. The maids will bring everything to the table."She took my hand and led me toward the dining table, and I allowed myself to be pulled along without another word. She guided me to the chair beside hers, and I sat down,
PiperI entered the mansion with Charlie walking behind me, and as soon as I opened the door, I heard Mrs. Calder laughing from the living room. She was standing behind the counter with a wine glass in her hand, looking more relaxed than I had seen her in a while, while Ryan stood across from her with a neutral smile on his face as he said something that I couldn't quite hear from where I was standing.My eyes moved toward him, and I couldn't stop myself from taking in his familiar face. Even though I had already seen him this morning, I still couldn't deny that Ryan was really attractive. He had changed into more comfortable clothes, wearing a simple sweatshirt and pants, while his black hair fell messily over his forehead and partially covered his eyes. The moment I stepped into the room, his gaze found mine, almost as though his eyes naturally gravitated toward me no matter where I was.My body trembled for a second when our eyes met, but I quickly forced myself to snap out of it a
PiperI stepped out of the cab the moment it came to a stop and immediately went around to the trunk. After pulling my bike free, I dug into my pocket and handed the driver a bill without waiting for him to calculate anything.The old man smiled politely and started reaching into his pocket. “Thank you, miss. Let me just get your change—”“No need, sir,” I said quickly, already shaking my head. “I don’t need the change.”He paused, looking a little surprised. “Are you sure? It’s no trouble.”“Really,” I insisted, offering a small smile. “Keep it. Thank you for the ride.”I waved him off before he could argue further and pushed my bike toward the front gate. Taking a cab had been a last-minute decision, but I hadn’t had much of a choice. If I had tried to make the whole trip on my bike, I would have been late, and being late tonight was not an option. Ryan was already here. If I took too long, there was no telling what he might say or how much he might reveal. I had even considered tr
Dominic I could feel a particular stare on me.It was steady, focused, and far too intentional to be accidental, yet I didn’t look up. My eyes remained fixed on the documents spread neatly across my lap, scanning the dense lines of text. Outside, the road stretched dark and empty, the headlights cutting through the night as the vehicle moved.I flipped to the next page, the soft rustle of paper the only sound I made. Still without lifting my gaze, I tilted my head slightly to the side.“Are you going to stare at me through the mirror all night, Theodore?”There was clear amusement in my voice.“I always had a feeling you were into me,” I continued, turning another page. “I just never had solid proof until now. But you’re not even trying to hide it anymore. Do you want me that much, hmm?”I hummed lazily, the sound deep as it rolled through the interior of the car. The temperature seemed to drop by several degrees. Even the driver shifted almost imperceptibly in his seat, his shoulder
PiperThe entire place fell into a heavy silence.No one moved or spoke. Even the wind seemed to quiet for a moment. Hazel, who had been so eager to laugh and flirt only minutes ago, stood completely still with her lips pressed tightly together. She knew better than to open her mouth now. Staying close to powerful men had clearly taught her one important lesson, there were moments when silence was the only safe choice.Every alpha present turned their attention toward my father. I could see it in their eyes: they were waiting for him to lose control. They expected shouting, threats, maybe even a display of temper. Most men in his position would have reacted with anger when someone brought up a hidden bastard child in public. But Alpha Grant did none of those things.He simply looked at the man who had spoken, his expression calm and almost mildly interested. The corner of his mouth lifted in the faintest hint of a smile.“Is that so?” he said, his voice low. “Maybe we should talk abou
PiperMy father looked down at me.For a brief second, surprise flashed across his eyes. Then it vanished, replaced by something far colder. Anger. The kind of anger that looked like it wanted to destroy everything in its path. The sight of me standing there, dressed in the short caddie uniform, seemed to offend him on a personal level.I stared back at him without blinking.He hadn’t changed much. The same sharp features, the same cold, assessing eyes. The same look he had always given me, as if he were staring at an object he wanted to throw away, but still found some residual use for. Something disposable, and inconvenient.My expression didn’t change.I hated him. That was a simple, undeniable fact. Right now, I felt like a wolf who had finally found the one person it wanted to sink its teeth into… but couldn’t. Not yet. Maybe not ever. Still, there was one thing I would never allow, I would never let someone like him take the first bite. I would never let him affect me openly.Th
Piper I don’t even remember how many times I begged the doctor to redo the test. Three times? Four? Maybe more. Each time she sighed and shook her head, apologetic but firm, handing me the same result like a curse written in ink. Positive. Always the same word. By the time I finally walked out
Piper Six weeks later“Congratulations, Miss Piper. You’re six weeks pregnant.”The words echoed in my ears, hollow and distant, like they came from underwater. For a second, I thought I’d misheard her. The white walls of the doctor’s office seemed to tilt slightly, and my hands felt numb in my la
PiperThe summit was being held in one of the alphas’ mansions. It made sense that visiting alphas from other packs would spend the night here, but I’d only arrived a few days ago. I barely knew anything about the pack, except Mrs. Caldrin’s house. After all, my mother had never stayed in one place
Piper I was in heat.It hit me so hard I could barely stand. My legs trembled beneath me, my breath coming in uneven bursts as the world tilted slightly. I tried to straighten up, and walk like nothing was wrong, but everything blurred.Not now. Please, not here.I forced myself forward, one shaky







