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Alexa’s POV.
“You really do look cute though. Are you sure you aren’t down to go to that party with me?” Mike asked, the side of his lips upward in a flirty smile that could make any lady’s insides turn to jelly. Not mine though, but I was going with the flow anyways. We’ve been at this for some minutes now and I had to admit it was more fun than having Damon torture me with his eyes from the beginning to the end of the class.
“And if I go, what’s in it for me?” I asked, raising a brow as I leaned back against my chair and grinned at him.
“Um, let’s see,” he drawled, giving me a cheeky grin. “Hmm I guess you’ll just have to find out if you come.”
“And what’s in it for you?”
“Me?” He asked as if taken aback by the question. “Well I guess I get to spend time with you and know you well.”
“Really now?” I laughed, angling my body to him a bit so I was partly facing him now.
He opened his mouth to talk but then the timer went off and practically all students got up and headed for the door. I smiled at Mike and got up from my chair, heading for the door too when Damon’s voice stopped me in my tracks. “Miss Carrerra?”
I turned around in slowmo, raising a brow at him. “Professor Blackwell,” I answered, shooting him a tight smile.
“My office,” he replied, his voice hard as he walked past me and headed for his office. I hurried after him this time.
“Is there anything you want from me, or want to tell me, professor Blackwell?” I asked, almost running just to catch up with his long strides.
“Wouldn’t you like to know,” he replied and I could picture his rolling his eyes as he said that.
He pushed the door to his office open and walked into it. I rushed in and turned to close the door behind me. I turned around and jumped, seeing as he was standing in front of me with a scowl on his face.
“What the fuck do you think you’re doing, flirting with another guy in my class?” He snapped, his eyes narrowing and I blinked, taking a step back only for my back o collide with the door. There was no where to run.
“Look, Damon,” I began and cleared my throat. “I wasn’t flirting with him,” I lied.
“Yes, Lexa, you were. And for what? To get my attention?” He demanded.
I frowned. “Look, I would never flirt with another guy just to get your attention, okay? You think I’m that desperate for your attention? Pfft,” I scoffed, turning around but he slammed his hand down on my wrist, holding me down.
“And where do you think you’re going?” He asked with a raised eyebrow.
“Away from you and your delusions of course,” I replied with a scoff, shaking my head and tried getting out of his grip but that only proved useless.
“You’re not going anywhere, Lexa,” he answered, the side of his lips going up in a cruel smile. “Get on your knees.”
My pussy clenched but at the same time my blood began boiling. Who the heck did he think he was to order me around whenever he wanted? “No,” I replied flatly.
“I’m not asking, Alexa. Get on your knees,” he ordered and I found myself going on my knees immediately.
Damon’s POV
I watched as she got down on her knees obidiently, and I wasn’t even compelling her. It was like deep down she knew she belongs to me and her body automatically responded to my orders, so why was she trying so hard to fight it?
“Who do you belong to, Alexa?” I demanded and her eyes flashed.
“Myself,” she answered defiantly and I smiled, shaking my head.
“Wrong answer, Alexa.” I told her, unzipping my pants. I pulled out my cock and carressed her lips with it. “Who do you belong to?”
“N-“
I pushed my cock into her mouth before she could complete that sentence, moving in and out of her brutally. She whimpered, but I could feel her throat expanding just to accommodate me.
I closed my eyes, groaning at the heat as my cock got even harder. When I was close to my release, I slid out of her mouth, grabbing her by the arm and pulling her up.
“Look at me, Alexa,” I demanded but she refused. A tear slid down her cheek, and I inhaled subtly, catching the scent of her arousal on the air. So why was she fighting this. I grabbed her chin and raised her head, forcing her to meet my eyes.
“Alexa. Who do you belong to?” I demanded again and she shook her head, glaring at me.
“Not you,” she replied through gritted teeth. That answer riled me up instantly and I turned her around, pressing her front against my desk. I flipped up her skirt only to find out that she wasn’t even wearing underwear.
“And who were you intending to seduce?” I asked, raising a brow in amusement. I wasn’t even expecting her to answer, I aligned my cock with her entrance and pushed into her in a less than gentle manner. She cried out in a mix of pain and pleasure and I didn’t bother waiting for her to adjust before I continued slamming in and out of her.
“Who do you belong to?” I growled, hitting her walls harshly.
“You,” she cried out, gripping the edge of the table tightly and gasping for her. “I belong to you.”
Her pussy clenched hard around my cock as she came violently and I soon found myself shooting my seed deep into her pussy. She went lax around me and I wrapped a hand around her throat gently, pulling her upright with my cock still inside of her. I placed my nose against her neck, inhaling and without giving much thought of it, I buried my fangs inside her neck, going deeper than I’ve ever done before. She gasped, cumming again.
When I’ve had my fill, I removed my fangs from h er pretty neck, whispering in her ear, “You’re playing with fire, little one.”
4Amelia.If my father knew the things I thought about during prayer, he’d never let me leave the house again.But here I was, packed in a van with the rest of the choir, winding our way up a mountain road for a “weekend of fellowship.” I pretended to be excited, laughing at jokes, squeezing hands, humming along to guitar chords. But the only thing I felt was that electric buzz under my skin—the one I only got when Nathan Carter looked at me like I was his favorite secret.The camp was tucked away in the trees, old wooden cabins and a big fire pit surrounded by logs. The air was sweet with pine and someone’s cheap cologne. Night came fast, swallowing the sky in blue and silver. Our first evening blurred together: choral warmups, marshmallows, awkward games. Nathan watched over everything, strict but playful, that careful balance that made the other girls giggle and the guys try too hard. I did my best to ignore him, but I felt his eyes on me all night.When the bonfire finally blazed,
3Amelia.You never forget what holy water feels like, even as an adult. The chill, the weight, the way it seeps through thin cotton and clings to every inch of skin. I’d been baptized as a baby, but this was different. This was a spectacle.I tried not to shiver as I stood at the edge of the baptismal pool, sunlight painting gold halos on the marble, my white dress clinging to my legs. My father’s voice rolled through the congregation, gentle and booming all at once, but I could barely hear him over the thud of my own heart.I was supposed to look pure. Redeemed. I glanced at the pews—faces shining up at me, smiling, proud. None of them knew. Not my mother. Not my friends. Not even the little girl I used to be. And certainly not my father, whose hands held mine as I waded into the water.But Nathan Carter was there, front row. His eyes never left me, dark and hungry, the corner of his mouth curved in that secret, dangerous way. I wondered if he knew how it felt to be washed clean in
2Amelia.I didn’t sleep. Not really. Not with the feeling of him—his mouth, his hands, the bruises left on my hips—pressed into my skin like a fever. I replayed every minute from last night, every sharp gasp and every sin, shivering under my sheets while the memory of him flooded me again and again. My thighs ached. I was sure my voice would never sound the same again.I was worse in the morning. My father sat across from me at breakfast, pouring coffee, glancing at my empty plate. My mother prattled on about choir, about Mr. Carter, about how “blessed” we were to have him, about what a leader he was for the youth. I stared down at my hands, praying they couldn’t see the truth written all over me.I was grateful when I could finally slip out of the house, lie about needing to practice. My heart pounded the whole way there, my breath shaky and shallow, hope and fear twining together so tightly I couldn’t tell them apart.The church was never truly empty. But on weekday mornings, sunlig
1Amelia.If there’s a particular way to breathe in church, I never learned it, but I learned how to fake it.The hymnbook in my hands felt heavier than usual. Maybe it was the way every sound in the empty sanctuary echoed—my nervous laughter, the low hum of the organ, the shuffle of worn choir robes. Or maybe it was just him, stalking the aisles, one sharp look making everyone stand straighter.Mr. Carter—“Nathan” to the adults, “sir” to everyone else—was everything my father warned me about without ever saying a word. Ruthless. Intense. Charismatic in that way that made you want to please him, or at least not disappoint him. He’d only been here a year, but the choir would have followed him straight into the flames.And tonight, for some reason, his eyes kept landing on me.Maybe it was my fault. I came back from university with a different voice, a little more confidence, a skirt that felt a little too short. Mom said I’d grown up. Dad said nothing at all, which said everything. I co
10TessaThere are some lines you can never uncross.The moment the front door clicks shut and I hear the engine fade down the driveway, I know nothing will ever be the same. It’s just us—no parents, no nosy cousins, no threats or secrets or pretending. Just me and Liam and the reminder of everything we’ve ever tried to hide.He’s already watching me, eyes dark and hungry, one hand fidgeting with the hem of his shirt like he’s trying to hold himself back.“You realize we’re alone,” he says, almost quietly. “Like, really alone.”The words hang in the air, heavier than they should be. The house seems bigger, every room brimming with possibility.For a moment, we just stand there, not touching.I drop my bag on the floor, my voice coming out soft and unsteady. “What are you waiting for?”That’s all it takes.He crosses the distance in a heartbeat, mouth crashing to mine, hands greedy and rough. He lifts me, carrying me to the kitchen like I weigh nothing at all, slamming me against the co
9Tessa.Secrets don’t stay secret forever. I’ve known it since the first time Liam kissed me, since the first time I let him slip into my bed and my body and my life. I told myself we were careful. But danger has a scent, and lately, it feels like everyone is catching on.We’re at the kitchen table, sunlight spilling through the windows. My cousin Zoe is visiting, all bright lipstick and endless questions, and she hasn’t stopped talking since she got here. She sits across from me, eyes sharp as she flits from topic to topic. Liam is leaning against the counter, pretending to text, but I can feel his gaze on me—burning, wanting, daring me to look back.Zoe suddenly goes quiet, head tilting, watching the way Liam’s fingers drum on the countertop. She looks at me. At him. At me again. Her eyes narrow.“So, Tessa… you and Liam seem… close lately.”The words land between us heavily.I force a laugh. “We live in the same house, Zoe. Not much choice.”She smirks, but it’s sharp, not friendly







