LOGINSamantha.
My voice came out soft, breathless and seductive in a way I barely recognized. And it pushed Zephyr over the edge because he immediately tore my panties off and touched me, rubbing my wet heat. I threw my head back, my legs trembling as his thumb circled my clit while his fingers slid inside me. I was so wet I could feel it soaking the sheets beneath me. Without thinking, I spread my legs wider, exposing myself completely to him. “Please… please, Zephyr…” He only teased me more, smearing my slick arousal across my thighs. “Tell me,” he murmured, “what do you want, Samantha?” “I want you to fuck me.” My thoughts were hazy, clouded by his overwhelming scent. Everything about him—his touch, the way he explored my body... it made me forget Rowan entirely. As Zephyr stripped off his shirt and pants, my eyes traced over his muscular body, his broad shoulders… And then dropped lower. My breath caught almost instantly. Was that even normal? Rowan had been… average. This? This was something else entirely. “I… I’m not sure that will fit…” For a split second, I wondered if I might actually die from this. What a ridiculous way to go. “You’re my mate,” Zephyr said calmly as he spread my legs again, positioning himself at my entrance. “Your body will adapt to mine.” What if it didn’t? Would I really die like this? Before I could overthink it further, he pushed inside me. I arched sharply, gripping his arms as my breath hitched. My lips parted, and I bit down hard, feeling like I had become a virgin all over again. He didn’t move right away. Instead, he lifted my chin, stopping me from biting my lips. “Relax…” His kisses followed—my cheeks, my lips—gentle and patient. His hands moved over my body, kneading my breasts, and teasing my nipples. Slowly… my body loosened. And then without warning, he thrust fully into me. “Ahh!” The sensation exploded through me. His scent, his presence... it heightened everything. With just one thrust, I felt like I'd shattered. My mouth fell open as a broken moan escaped, saliva slipping from the corner of my lips. My body trembled uncontrollably. The look on my face must have pushed him further, because something in his eyes snapped. He let me ride out the orgasm before gripping my waist, lifting my hips slightly. Then he moved. Fast. Hard. Relentless. His body drove into mine over and over, each thrust deeper than the last. The bed creaked beneath us, filled with the wet sounds of our bodies meeting. “Zephyr… nghh…” My voice broke into moans, into sobs—I couldn’t handle it. It was too much. Too good. I didn’t think I could ever go back to a life without this. “You’re so tight,” he growled, his voice sending another wave of heat through me. I clung to him, biting into his shoulder as his pace grew rougher, more intense. Another orgasm crashed through me, my body tightening around him as he hit that spot inside me over and over again. But he didn’t stop. Didn’t even slow down. “Aren’t you there yet?” I managed between gasps. “Almost.” His breathing grew heavier, his movements more urgent. He bit down on my neck, his hips snapping forward faster, harder. “Oh, Zephyr!” My body tensed, my toes curling as I reached my peak again. At the same time. He finished inside me. I felt it—warmth, filling me completely. When he finally pulled out, I felt it spill out of me, thick and hot. “Mmm…” I whimpered softly as he touched me again, spreading me slightly as if watching it happen fascinated him. “Maybe it’s too late to ask,” he said, his tone casual, “but shouldn’t we have used protection? We’re not planning to have a child, are we?” “For what?” I let out a tired breath. “I can’t have children anyway. That’s why Rowan treated me like that.” For five years, it had been an issue. For five years, it had been used against me. “You must regret marking someone like me, right?” I asked quietly. Zephyr was an Alpha. And at the end of the day legacy and power mattered. Why would he want someone like me? “Children aren’t an issue, Sam.” Zephyr replied. I blinked in surprise. “This isn’t some ancient kingdom,” he continued. “If I don’t have children, my position goes to the strongest in my pack.” He said it so casually like it meant nothing. “I… I don’t think that’s ideal,” I murmured. He tilted his head, a teasing smirk forming. “Then what is? Do you want me to take another mate just to have children?” “No! That’s not what I meant!” The thought alone made my chest tighten. I had already lived with a cheater once. Never again. “Then don’t bring it up again,” he said, leaning closer. His next words made my face burn. “If you can’t have children… that just means I can have you all day, all night—without holding back.” Heat rushed through me instantly. There was something raw about it. No barriers. No distance... Just him and me. I felt myself react again, my body already betraying me. And when I glanced down... He was hard again. Already? I thought as I felt my heart skip a beat. He leaned closer, brushing my cheek gently. “How about another round?” I didn’t answer with words, however. Instead, I pulled him down and kissed him. That was answer enough. Soon, the room filled with our voices again—moans, gasps, breaths tangling together as we lost ourselves in each other over and over again. I had never felt anything like this. Not even close. And I didn’t want it to end. For now… I just wanted to forget everything. And drown in it.Third Person POV The shouting refused to die down. Photographers called Samantha’s name from every direction, pleading for one more picture, one more smile, terrified that if they looked away for even a second, they would miss the biggest story of the year. She could no longer hold back the smile spreading across her face. It was bright, genuine, and completely free, carrying none of the fear that had once followed her everywhere she went. She looked toward the sea of cameras and spoke in a clear, steady voice. “We will get married tomorrow.” The entire red carpet erupted. “What?!” “Tomorrow?!” “You’re serious?!” “Samantha, is this really happening?!” Flashes exploded like lightning across the venue. Reporters surged forward, microphones stretched toward the couple as questions poured out from every direction. The excitement became so intense that security had to step in to keep the crowd from rushing the stage. Samantha simply smiled, looking happier than ever. It felt as
Third Person POV The shouting refused to die down. Photographers called Samantha’s name from every direction, pleading for one more picture, one more smile, terrified that if they looked away for even a second, they would miss the biggest story of the year. She could no longer hold back the smile spreading across her face. It was bright, genuine, and completely free, carrying none of the fear that had once followed her everywhere she went. She looked toward the sea of cameras and spoke in a clear, steady voice. “We will get married tomorrow.” The entire red carpet erupted. “What?!” “Tomorrow?!” “You’re serious?!” “Samantha, is this really happening?!” Flashes exploded like lightning across the venue. Reporters surged forward, microphones stretched toward the couple as questions poured out from every direction. The excitement became so intense that security had to step in to keep the crowd from rushing the stage. Samantha simply smiled, looking happier than ever. It felt as
Samantha A soft laugh escaped Zephyr at my question. He rolled onto his side and pulled me closer until I was tucked comfortably against him, my head resting near his shoulder. His arms settled around me, warm and familiar.For a few moments, he didn’t say anything.I studied his face, and it didn’t take long to notice the look in his eyes.Guilt.Not sadness exactly, but guilt.“The cruise trip was supposed to be something fun, but…”“But what?” I interrupted immediately, frowning. Irritation slipped into my voice before I could stop it. “What do you mean, but?”I held his gaze, refusing to let him take responsibility for something that had never been his fault.“The cruise trip was fun,” I said firmly. “You made it fun. You made me happy.”My expression softened, but I meant every word.“The only reason everything went wrong was because of those jerks.”And it was true.For the first time in years, I no longer had to live in fear of Rowan suddenly appearing and destroying everythin
Samantha The trip back to Northbridge Port felt surreal after everything that had happened. I stood beside Zephyr as Elder Derick personally supervised Raymond and the remaining Blood Creek wolves being taken into custody. By the time we arrived, the docks were packed with Nocturnal Order hunters. Everywhere I looked, people were moving with purpose, securing prisoners and organizing the aftermath of the disaster.Raymond’s crimes stretched far beyond pack law. He had violated both supernatural and human laws, and Elder Derick made it clear that his punishment would not be decided lightly. He planned to work directly with government authorities to make sure every crime was investigated before a final sentence was handed down.“Don’t worry,” Elder Derick told Zephyr and me. His voice carried the calm confidence of someone who intended to see justice done. “Once this is over, he will never walk free again. In fact, the punishment waiting for him may outlast the natural lifespan of a we
Samantha Regret lingered beneath Zephyr’s words.At this point, most of the ship was underwater. Searching every room was impossible. I knew that and it hurt deeply, but there was nothing we could do.Taking a deep breath, I followed Mona through the shattered window.As Zephyr prepared to climb out after us, his attention landed on something floating nearby.Rowan’s severed wolf head drifted through the rising water.For a moment, he simply stared at it.Then he picked it up and carried it with him.I decided not to comment.Outside, the situation was even worse than I’d imagined.The ship leaned at a terrifying angle.Massive waves crashed against the hull, threatening to tear us away from our footing with every impact.The three of us clung tightly to the broken window frame.“Hold on,” Zephyr called over the roar of the sea.“When I say jump… jump.”I swallowed hard.The metal beneath my fingers felt slippery and freezing.Beside me, Mona gave a silent nod.Fear was written all o
Samantha Samantha barely heard the chaos around her anymore.The moment I stumbled, Zephyr caught me.“It’s okay. It’s okay. I’ve got you.”His voice was low and steady, wrapping around me almost as securely as his arms. The transformation had drained every bit of strength from my body. My muscles ached, my legs trembled, and exhaustion settled deep into my bones. If Zephyr hadn’t caught me when he did, I knew I would have collapsed right there.The freezing wind cut across my skin, making me shiver. My clothes had been destroyed during the shift, leaving me exposed to the cold seawater and harsh ocean air. Thankfully, Mona had managed to find a pair of discarded coats nearby. They were soaked and uncomfortable, but they offered enough coverage that I could stop worrying about it.The second Zephyr pulled me against his chest, I stopped fighting the exhaustion.“You’re alright,” he whispered again.I buried my face against him and closed my eyes.Everything felt unreal.“Zephyr…” My
Samantha “I’m fine,” I said, forcing a small smile. “I’m just… really worried about Ashley. I hope she’ll be okay.” Monica let out a long breath, then straightened like she was pulling herself back together. “Of course she’ll be okay. Ashley is strong. She’ll wake up soon.” She clapped her han
Samantha The moment I saw Darren and Layla standing in the hospital corridor, my chest tightened. Before I could even think, I lowered my head and spoke, my voice trembling. “I’m sorry. I’m really sorry.” My fingers twisted together as the guilt spilled out. “I’m the reason Ashley got sick. It’s
Zephyr I stayed close to Samantha for the rest of the day. I barely left her side. Every time I stepped back, even for a moment, something in me resisted it. It felt like if I let her out of my sight, something else would happen. Something worse. She had been doing better lately. Therapy was he
Samantha A staff member told me my visitor was waiting outside the filming location, so I had no choice but to step out with Isolde.“Maybe it’s a friend?” she suggested as we walked.I let out a quiet laugh, though there was no real warmth in it. “I don’t have any friends left,” I said lightly. “







