LOGINFREYA
Jace carries me to the bed, his cum still leaking from my pussy, and lays me down on the black silk. Then he pulls out — I whimper at the loss — and settles into a leather chair in the corner. His cock is still hard, glistening with my virgin blood and his cum. He wraps his fist around it slowly. “This is Marcus.” He nods to the dark-skinned god now climbing onto the bed, his cock easily ten inches and thick as a beer can. “And Evan.” The blonde kneels beside my head, his cock long and curved, precum dripping onto my cheek. “These are the rules,” Jace says, stroking himself with long, lazy pulls. “You don’t come until I say. You keep your eyes on me. And when you scream — you scream MY name. Understood?” I nod eagerly, “Yes, Jace.” “Good girl,” he looks to his friends. “Take her.” Marcus spreads my thighs with his massive hands, thumbs pulling my pussy lips apart. I feel Jace’s cum drip out of me and Marcus groans. “Fuck, look at this messy little cunt.” He leans down and licks a long stripe from my ass to my clit, gathering Jace’s cum on his tongue and swallowing it. “Tastes like the both of you.” He seals his mouth over my pussy and begin to feasts on me. I cry out as my back arches, and Evan takes the opportunity to slide his cock past my lips. He’s salty and warm and stretches my jaw wide as he pushes deeper, feeding me inch after inch until he hits the back of my throat. “That’s it,” he groans, fisting my hair. “Choke on it.” I gag around him, spit drooling down my chin, but I don’t stop. I look at Jace while I suck his friend’s cock, hollowing my cheeks, swirling my tongue around the head. His hand moves faster on his shaft. Marcus shoves three fingers inside me while sucking my clit, and the stretch makes me moan around Evan’s cock. The vibration makes him curse and thrust deeper, fucking my throat while I gag and drool and take it. “She’s ready,” Marcus announces, rising up. His cock bobs in front of him, impossibly thick, the head nearly purple. “Gonna stretch this pussy wide open.” He notches himself at my entrance — already wrecked, still leaking — and pushes in slowly. I scream around Evan’s cock. He’s so much bigger than Jace. I feel every inch forcing its way inside, my walls burning as they stretch to accommodate him. It hurts. It’s too much. It’s perfect. “Eyes on me,” Jace commands. I find him through my tears. He’s stroking faster now, watching his friend’s massive cock split me open. Marcus bottoms out with a groan. “Tightest pussy I’ve ever felt. Even after Jace wrecked it.” He pulls back and slams in. I lose my mind. He fucks me hard and deep, each thrust punching the air from my lungs. Evan matches his rhythm, fucking my throat in tandem. I’m stuffed at both ends, drooling and gagging and moaning, my pussy making obscene wet sounds around Marcus’s cock. “Switch,” Jace orders. They rearrange me like a doll. Evan lies on his back and pulls me on top, his cock sliding into my swollen pussy easily. I sink down with a moan, feeling him fill me differently — hitting new places, stretching me in new ways. Then Marcus is behind me. His cock presses against my ass. “Wait—” I gasp. “I’ve never—” “Relax.” His finger circles my rim, slick with something cold and wet. “Just push out when I push in.” I’m terrified, but still excited. A part of me can’t wait to tell Mia and Jade all about this in the morning. Maybe I’ll leave out the part where my step brother took my virginity…or not. He breaches me slowly. The burn is intense, my virgin ass stretching around the thick head of his cock. I’m sobbing, trembling, but I don’t tell him to stop. Evan holds still beneath me, his cock throbbing in my pussy, while Marcus works himself deeper and deeper. Finally, he bottoms out. I’ve never felt so full in my life. Two cocks inside me, stretching me beyond what I thought possible. I can feel them both, separated by just a thin wall, pulsing together. “Move,” I beg. “Please, move—” And They do. One fills my cunt while the other retreats, then switching. I’m a ragdoll between them, screaming and crying and drooling, my holes fucked open and used. And through it all, I try to keep my eyes on Jace. He’s stroking fast now, his cock red and angry, balls drawn up tight. He’s watching his friends destroy me. Watching me love it. “Gonna come,” Marcus grunts, his thrusts getting erratic. “Where do you want it?” “Her face,” Jace says. “Both of you. On her face.” They pull out at the same time. The emptiness makes me sob. Marcus flips me onto my back on the floor. Both of them kneel over me, fisting their cocks, aimed at my open mouth. “Eyes on me,” Jace growls. I look at him as his friends jerk off inches from my face. Evan comes first — thick ropes of cum painting my cheeks, my lips, my tongue. Marcus follows seconds later, his load even bigger, covering my forehead, dripping into my eyes, filling my mouth until I’m gagging on it. I swallow what I can. Let the rest drip down my face, my neck, pooling in the hollow of my throat. Jace stands over me. His cock is in his hand, stroking furiously. “Open up for me.” I open my mouth and push tongue out. My face is already covered in cum. He comes with a roar, and the biggest load yet floods my mouth, and overflows down my chin, mixing with his friends’ cum until I’m glazed in white. I swallow and swallow and still can’t get it all. He drops to his knees. His thumb swipes through the mess on my cheek and pushes it into my mouth. “Good girl.” I suck his thumb clean, tasting all three of them. Marcus and Evan leave quietly. I barely notice. The door clicks shut. Jace gathers me in his arms, pulls me against his chest. His heart is pounding. So is mine. “Still want to be a good girl?” he murmurs against my hair. I laugh, tasting cum on my lips, feeling it drying on my face, leaking from my ruined holes. “Never again.” He kisses my forehead. And I realize — I have never felt more alive.The three months ended and I didn’t leave.Not because I couldn’t. Not because the debt was leverage or the arrangement was binding or I had nowhere else to go. I stayed because Dominic Ashe had peeled back every layer of armour I’d ever worn and found the thing underneath and held it like it mattered. And because somewhere between the rage and the reckoning, I’d fallen in love with a man made of scars and contradictions who ran an underworld and made me breakfast and knelt at my feet when he’d wronged me.He told me everything. All of it—the operations, the risks, the people who depended on him and the people who wanted him dead. He laid his empire open like a body on a table and let me see every ugly organ and every necessary vein and asked me not to look away.I didn’t.My father called once, two weeks after the three months ended. Sober this time—genuinely sober, the first time in years. He said he was i
I found out on day seventy-eight that the debt had been cleared on day one.Not day ninety. Not even day twelve, when he first touched me. Day one. The night I’d shown up at his loft with fury in my chest and my father’s sins around my neck, Dominic had already wiped the balance. Cancelled it entirely. Told his accountant to eat the two point three million like it was a rounding error, because to a man who moved the kind of money he moved, it was.I found out because I saw the ledger. He’d left it open on his desk—whether by accident or design, I’d never be sure—and there it was in black and white: Resolved. Day one. No further collection.The three months was a fiction. The arrangement was a fiction. I’d been free since the moment I walked through his door, and he’d let me believe otherwise because—Because he’d wanted me to stay. And he hadn’t known how to ask.Th
After the first time, the walls came down fast.Not slowly, not gracefully—they collapsed like a building brought down by controlled demolition, one charge after another until there was nothing left standing between us. We moved through the loft like a fever. The kitchen counter. The shower. The desk where he worked, papers scattered and forgotten while he bent me over its edge and made me forget my own name. Every surface became a memory. Every room held the echo of a sound one of us had made.But it was the nights that undid me. After the frenzy, after the bruises and the bitten lips and the sweat-soaked sheets, he’d pull me against his chest and talk. And Dominic Ashe talking in the dark was a different creature entirely from the man who ran an empire of shadows.He told me about growing up in Dorchester—the kind of neighbourhood that made you hard or made you dead. His mother, who cleaned office buildings and never complained. His father, w
The tension broke on day twelve.Twelve days of circling each other in that loft like two planets locked in a gravitational pull neither of us wanted to acknowledge. Twelve days of his eyes on me when he thought I wasn’t looking. Twelve days of me pretending I didn’t notice the way my skin prickled when he entered a room, the way my breathing changed when he stood too close, the way I’d lie in bed at night and listen to the low rumble of his voice on the phone in the next room and press my thighs together until the ache subsided.He was infuriatingly respectful. That was the problem. He didn’t leer, didn’t crowd, didn’t touch. He cooked breakfast—the man ran a shadow economy and cooked breakfast—and left food on the counter for me with a note that said Eat in handwriting that was sharp and angular and somehow intimate. He asked about the books I was reading. He argued with me about politics over dinner l
My father sold me on a Tuesday.Not literally. He didn’t wrap me in brown paper and hand me across a counter. But when a man owes two million dollars to the kind of people who collect debts with pliers and blowtorches, and the only asset he has left is a twenty-four-year-old daughter with a smart mouth and a spine made of spite, the math does itself.He called me at eleven p.m. His voice was the slurred, watery thing it became after the fifth drink—the voice that had narrated my childhood in excuses and broken promises. He said he was sorry. He said there was no other way. He said a man named Dominic Ashe wanted to meet me, and if I didn’t show up, they’d come for us both.I hung up. Sat on the edge of my bed in the studio apartment I could barely afford. Stared at the wall. And then I got dressed, because that’s what you do when the world splits open at your feet—you put on clothes and you walk into the wreckage.The a
They came to me together on the seventh night.No pretence. No pretending. Matteo opened the door and Ares followed, and the look that passed between them told me this had been discussed, negotiated, decided—the way everything in their world was. They’d shared an empire. They’d shared blood. And now, standing in the doorway of my borrowed room with matching hunger in mismatched eyes, they were offering to share me.I should have said no. I should have remembered that I was here against my will, that these men were criminals, that wanting them was a betrayal of every rational instinct I possessed. But rationality had abandoned me somewhere around the third night, and what was left—raw, electric, aching—didn’t care about should.“Both of you,” I said. Not a question.Matteo closed the door. Ares locked it.“Rules,” Matteo said, his voice carrying the calm authority that made my body respond







