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Chapter Ten: A Night of Irresistible Danger

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The apartment was quiet when I returned, the soft hum of the city outside barely reaching me through the windows. I had hoped for a moment of peace, a chance to gather my thoughts after the chaos of the day. But the moment I stepped inside, that fragile illusion of calm shattered.

Alex was there.

He hadn’t knocked, hadn’t called, hadn’t warned me. He simply was, standing by the window, the city lights reflecting off his dark eyes, making them seem almost alive with unspoken promises.

“Mary,” he said softly, voice low and deliberate. “You look… exhausted.”

I dropped my bag onto the couch, heart pounding. “I’m fine,” I whispered, though the lie tasted bitter.

“Are you?” he asked, stepping closer. “You’ve been avoiding something… yourself. And it’s catching up to you.”

I shivered, both from his proximity and the truth in his words. I wanted to deny it, wanted to push him away, but I couldn’t. The pull was magnetic, impossible, and entirely forbidden.

Before I could respond, he reached out, his hand brushing against mine in a movement so subtle I almost didn’t notice. But the shock of contact raced through me like fire. My stomach twisted, my pulse spiked, and for a moment, the world narrowed to the heat between our fingers.

“You’re trembling,” he murmured, voice velvet-smooth, teasing. “Do you know why?”

I shook my head, unable to speak.

“You do,” he said softly, leaning closer, the faint scent of him filling my senses. “Every part of you knows. Every heartbeat, every breath… betrays you.”

The tension thickened when I heard movement behind me. Dominic had entered silently, as always, his presence immediately magnetic and impossible to ignore.

“Mary,” he said, voice low and deliberate. “This… cannot go unchecked. You are standing on the edge, and one wrong step…” His gaze lingered, heavy and possessive. “…everything could fall apart.”

Ryan’s voice followed from the hallway, teasing and impossible to ignore. “Well, this is fun! Mary, you’re literally surrounded by temptation. Can you even handle it?”

I groaned, pressing my palms to my face. “Ryan! Stop talking!”

Alex didn’t step back. He didn’t release my hand. His dark eyes locked on mine, reading every flicker of emotion. “Mary, you feel it. You can’t deny it. And you shouldn’t.”

Dominic’s presence behind me was equally magnetic. “But you must be careful,” he said, voice steady, low, and commanding. “This is forbidden, Mary. Dangerous. One misstep and…”

“Stop!” I whispered, my voice shaking. “Stop all of this!”

But the words were hollow. I couldn’t stop it. Not Alex, not Ryan, not Dominic. And most of all, I couldn’t stop myself.

Alex moved closer, the faint brush of his lips near my ear sending shivers down my spine. “Mary, you’re on the edge,” he whispered. “One more step, and there’s no turning back.”

Dominic’s gaze hardened behind me, every inch of his presence radiating possession and control. “And that step must be deliberate,” he said. “One wrong move…” His eyes never left mine. “…and there will be consequences.”

Ryan, ever the provocateur, chuckled from the doorway. “And here I thought I was just watching. But really, you’re in so much trouble.”

The moment escalated further when Alex’s hand brushed mine again, deliberately this time, sending sparks through me. My breath hitched, knees weak, stomach twisting. I was trapped caught between desire and rules, between three men who had consumed my life entirely.

“Mary,” Alex murmured, brushing a strand of hair from my face. “Look at me. Tell me you don’t feel it.”

I shook my head, words failing me entirely.

“You do,” he said, eyes darkening, teasing, impossible. “And I know you know it.”

Dominic stepped forward, just enough to make his presence undeniable, close but not touching. “Mary,” he said, voice low and magnetic, “this is not just desire. This is danger. Forbidden danger. And yet…” His gaze lingered. “…you cannot resist it.”

Ryan leaned lazily against the wall, smirking, voice teasing. “Chaos. Delicious chaos. Admit it, Mary you love it.”

I pressed my palms to my face, trembling, heart pounding, body alight with every sensation. My mind screamed to run, but every instinct pulled me toward them. Desire, forbidden and intense, coursed through me like wildfire.

The night stretched on, every second amplified, every glance, every brush of a hand, every whispered word magnifying the tension. Alex was smooth, dangerous, and teasing; Dominic was silent, magnetic, and possessive; Ryan was playful, maddening, and relentless.

And I… I was on fire. Every part of me consumed by forbidden temptation I could neither deny nor resist.

By the time dawn approached, I was alone, trembling, exhausted, body alive with every memory of the night. Desire, danger, and forbidden attraction had taken over completely.

And I knew one thing: the storm had only just begun.

And I wasn’t sure how long I could survive it.

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