로그인There are only three things Zayden Mercer cares about: Winning. Protecting his younger brother. And never letting anyone discover what he really is. As captain of the Arctic Wolves, Zayden has built himself into UCLA’s perfect hockey prince. Disciplined. Untouchable. Admired. A lie held together by pressure, fear, and self-control. Then there’s Ronan Devereaux. The Northstars captain is everything Zayden despises—arrogant, beautiful, filthy rich, and born an S-class alpha without even trying. Wherever Ronan goes, attention follows. Omegas fall at his feet. Coaches worship him. And worst of all? Ronan enjoys breaking Zayden apart. When Ronan discovers Zayden’s twisted secret obsession, their rivalry turns into something darker. More intimate. More dangerous. Because Ronan doesn’t expose him, he keeps him. What starts as blackmail spirals into a brutal game of control, humiliation, obsession, and desire neither of them can escape. And somewhere between the fights, the blood, and the lies, Zayden realizes the person ruining his life may also be the only one who truly sees him.
더 보기Zayden Mercer
The scent hits my nose the moment I step into the villa. The luxury holiday cottage which the school had prepared for our hockey teams as we competed with Worcester’s Polar Titans.
I marched into the house. There in the central living room, Ronan Devereux was sprawled on a sofa, trousers and underwear pooled around his ankles, legs spread wide with his co*k visible for all to see. Between his thighs was a male omega, probably one of the offerings sent by teams hoping to poach him for the professional league next season.
Behind him was a female omega, her lips on his neck, palm moving around his chest and playing with his nipples. Absolutely shameless.
Ronan opened his eyes as the male omega took in the cap of his massive cock. I hate to admit it, but yes, his co*k is massive. The very reasons those poor things trip over themselves to ride him, despite the generally acknowledged fact that he's an asshole who never spends more than a month with the same omega.
He moaned loudly, and winked at me. Loud, deliberate, obscene. Rage bubbled in my veins, teeth giving off grating sounds. That bastard. One day I'm gonna kill him.
His eyes were still fixed on me as he pushed the omega down to take more of his length. The poor thing's mouth was stretched to its absolute limit, saliva dripping down steadily, throat engorged, eyes red with tears, slight gagging sounds seeping out. But the beast before me was absolutely merciless, pushing his head deeper and thrusting harder.
He wanted me to see, and lose it. Fight him here with the coaches hovering close by. So that my Arctic wolves will be closed down and absorbed into his Northstars. He's been a champion of one varsity team for the longest time, and is doing everything possible to force a merge. Not happening.
“Shameless! Can't you go up to your room, you despicable piece of trash? This is the common room!” When I finally found my voice, a string of curses followed.
“You can join us.” He moaned loudly again, biting his lips, intentionally trying to get a rise out of me. I inhaled deeply and walked past him, taking the stairs two at a time.
I didn't notice that my heart was pounding so hard against my ribcage till I got to my room. I placed a palm against my chest, a gasp spilling from my lips.
He always makes me so angry. I never thought I would still hate him this much even after all these years.
At this rate, I might get a heart attack. I rushed to my laptop and unlocked it after a three factor authentication, and navigated to my secret cloud storage.
There she was, my pretty Liora Hunt. The goddess of my heart and the leader of the debate club. An absolute beauty with brains. I've not confessed yet because I once heard her say she didn't intend to date till year 3. But I'm willing to wait.
A picture of her in a cream colored sheer night gown which I stole from her gallery greeted me on the screen. A smile spread on my face and I moved to the next picture. Here she was wearing a yellow swim suit which was a bit too small for her curvy frame. My absolute favorite.
I drew in a ragged breath, my hands slipping beneath my shorts. I pulled the blanket over my body with the other hand, teeth on my lips, trying to hold back my moans as I stroked myself beneath the sheets.
My eyes drifted shut, memories of her beautiful smile playing on my mind, my safe haven. ‘Liora, I want you so much it hurts.’
Time moved fast under my intense strokes. The picture of Liora before me warped into Ronan's annoying smug grin. Then the earlier memory of his cock stretching the male Omega's mouth.
A low cry escaped my lips and I found myself spasming, losing all control as I came all over my hands and thighs.
I gasped and collapsed against the bed. What was that? Why did memories of that bastard make me cum?
Disgust tightened around my intestines and I felt my skin crawl with revulsion, bile rising to my throat.
A soft knock on the door pulled my attention back. I hurried to exit the file and erase all traces, securely locking my laptop.
“Come in.” I carefully adjusted the blanket, using my laptop to shield the mess.
Jace, my team member, popped his head in. “Captain, the coach is calling us to assemble downstairs. It appears to be an emergency.”
I nodded, and cleared my throat. Thankfully, my traitorous heartbeat had settled.
“I will be there.” My voice was steady. Perfect.
The moment he left, I hurried out of the bed and threw the blanket off. My hands reached for the tissue, hurriedly wiping off the mess. Not enough, I need to wash up. Leave no traces.
****
The coach was already downstairs. I was the last to join. Even Devereux sat waiting, legs sprawled, arms folded like he owned the place.
“Good game,” the coach said, grin sharp as he looked between me and Ronan. “You brought UCLA the gold. Proud of both teams.”
He exhaled, voice dropping. “Party’s canceled. We’re flying back now. Sponsors will make it up later. Grades and league screening results drop tomorrow. Anything under a 3.5 and you’re off the roster. Hockey matters, but academics matter more. That’s the legacy of ice.”
I rolled my eyes. Same lecture, different rink. I tuned him out.
“Mercer!”
I snapped to attention. “I’m listening.”
The coach’s stare said he didn’t buy it, but he moved on. “You two run rival teams. But you’re still UCLA. When it’s us against the world, you put the pettiness aside. Wins mean better sponsors, better gear, better future. Don’t let personal shit burn it all down. Unity. Excellence. Remember that.”
“Arctic Wolves and Northstars. Equal weight. Keep the standard up.”
The entrance opens, and a staff member walks in. “Coach, the bus is ready to take them to the airport.”
“Alright, boys. Go pack up your shit. The porters will be waiting to help you with the haul.”
I stood up to leave, my shoulder bumped into Ronan who stood up the same time. I hiss and push him aside. He replied with a foot before me, nearly causing me to fall face first.
Luckily, I grabbed the sofa, steadying myself. I turn to him, eyes dark with hatred. The coach's gaze was trained on us, so I forced the bitterness in my chest down, and exhaled a slow breath.
Just you wait, you bastard.
I hope my grades smashed his this semester. One day, I will shove his head into the ground and force him to eat dirt
KAELThe night wind rushed past me as I sped down the highway on my motorcycle, the engine roaring beneath me as I weaved through the traffic.With my leather riding gear, gloves, helmet, and boots, I could barely feel the wind against my skin, but that wasn't what mattered. I loved the adrenaline that came with racing down an open highway, the thrill of the speed and the brief illusion that nothing in the world could hold me back.It was a kind of freedom.One I could rarely afford.Soon, I noticed a red light in the distance and gradually slowed down before finally grinding to a halt at the intersection.Almost immediately, an advertisement began playing on the billboard ahead.I looked up.Zayden's sweaty face filled the screen, his lips stretched into a broad smile as he stared at the scoreboard.They had won.Before I could stop myself, my lips began to curve upward too, and the tension I hadn't even realised I was carrying slowly drained from my shoulders.The sports reporter wa
ZAYDENSomeone pulled me along until I finally tore my gaze away from the Santa Monica captain.Before I knew it, we were already in the hall allocated to UCLA.“Congratulations, man.” Jace slapped my back.I smiled and nodded, although the excitement surrounding me felt strangely distant.While some members of the team couldn't stop smiling, celebrating our victory and replaying the highlights of the match, I noticed a sizable percentage looking visibly unhappy, their expressions betraying the resentment they were trying not to voice.“Yeah. Star boy. Scored all the goals himself,” someone added loudly.A lump formed in my throat.Hoarding the puck like that had clearly made everyone unhappy, and I couldn't even blame them for it. I knew how selfish I had looked out there, how often I had kept possession instead of giving someone else the opportunity to score, but this was really my only chance.They would still get to play hockey for a very long time. They had years ahead of them to
ICE RINKZAYDENSweat trickled down my body in steady torrents, soaking through my jersey as I struggled to catch my breath.My eyes darted toward the scoreboard.UCLA: 4Santa Monica: 1We were already winning, but it wasn't enough.Not for me.I might be retiring soon, and if this really was going to be one of my last games, then I had to give it everything I had. Every ounce of strength, every bit of skill, every remaining second on the ice had to count.I couldn't afford to hold back now.To my left was Ronan, who had spent the entire game covering for me, ensuring that none of the opposing players got close enough to interfere whenever I went after the puck.He'd been doing it so seamlessly that anyone watching from the stands might have mistaken us for a pair who had played together for years.But I knew better.Ronan had barely had an opportunity to showcase his own abilities, let alone score a goal. Every time the puck came within his reach, he seemed more interested in ensuri
RONANMy eyes drifted back to Zayden. Something about him had felt strange ever since we left the physiotherapist's office, and the more I thought about it, the more I wanted to find out what the hell was going on with him.He was currently adjusting his knee guard, seemingly oblivious to the chaos unfolding around him.I slowly crept up behind him, fighting the temptation to slip my hands around his waist and ask him outright what the fuck had happened to him.Unfortunately, my curiosity wasn't the only thing I was struggling to control.Instead, I reached for his wrist.He paused, then turned to look at me.What struck me first was that he hadn't noticed me approaching. That was strange. Zayden was always hyperaware whenever I was around, almost as though he expected me to jump on him at any given moment.Yet here he was, so distracted that he hadn't even noticed me sneaking up on him.Interesting.“What are you doing?” he whispered, a hint of panic creeping into his voice.I ignore
ZAYDENAlthough the driver was moving the taxi as fast as he could, it felt like he wasn't moving fast enough. Tinkers corner. Goodness. How could my brother have fallen so deeply into the abyss without my notice? What kind of elder brother was I? I ran a finger through my hair and exhaled, fists
ZAYDENIt was seven twenty in the evening when the taxi dropped me before the luxury suburban building that was supposed to be home but had felt like a prison for the longest time. Gated community. Two-storey grey building. Manicured lawn. Outdoor backyard kitchen I never seemed to remember ever
ZAYDENMy jaw locked. The room turned stifling, air too thick to breathe, my heart hammering against my ribs like it wanted out. My thoughts frayed at the edges, vision swimming at the corners. Ronan’s eyes gleamed, vicious satisfaction naked in them. His hand slid up my spine, slow and deliberate
ZAYDENOne hour at the gym, and another ten minutes at the school sports facility did nothing to loosen the knots in both my shoulder muscles and chest. It felt like something heavy was crushing me from the inside.It didn’t matter. I had to shove it down and enter the rink. Today was the internal
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