LOGINDebbieThe car slowed as it entered the driveway of the triplets' massive estate.My heart did a little jump when the garage came into view.They were already there, standing in the morning light like a scene from a movie. Rain was leaning against his sleek sports car.River was checking some bags, while Rex, on the other hand, was standing tall and calm in the center. His white hair was shoved to one side, resting on his shoulder.The moment my driver stopped, they all looked up. Their faces lit up with the same happy, welcoming look that always made my skin flush.I stepped out of the car, and the cool morning air hit my face.River didn't even wait for me to walk to them. He started moving before I could take two steps. He was wearing sky-blue baggy sweatpants and a white oversized shirt, with a white face cap.He reached me in a heartbeat, his arms wrapping around my waist as he lifted me off the ground in a giant hug."You're finally here," he cooed, his voice full of warmth. I c
Debbie.“What the fuck!” Rain cursed. “What sort of stupid lie is that?”"Why would he lie?" I whispered, my voice shaking with a mix of anger and shock. "He told me it was a tradition. B was for family. And even after this meeting, just before I left, he met me. He said I should not be offended with the way things had worked out, that he was just assigned by the Grand Alpha to stay in Team A so he could have an eye on what the strangers were doing."“That’s a fat lie, though,” Rex commented from the back.“So why would he lie about us bonding and having family time?”“There’s no family time, honey,” Rain countered. “The only time Black wants is time away from you so he can do whatever he’s hiding. He’s a snake, Debbie. We’ve told you that. And only God knows what he's up to this time."“But… don’t worry. We will keep an eye on him, okay?” he reassured.I nodded."Are you sad?" River asked softly as he stepped toward me, his eyes full of worry.Sad? For Black? And his stupid schemes t
DebbieAfter a few more minutes of planning, the meeting was dismissed, and the room was suddenly loud with the sound of chairs scraping and people talking excitedly about whatever.I still hadn't gotten over the meaning of whatever stunt Black was playing with me.I stood up to leave after the others had already gone, which was now my usual routine because I didn't want to go out first. I didn't want eyes on me.As I finally stood up to leave, Black stood up, adjusting his suit jacket."Debbie," he called smoothly. "I saw your face when I held up the card. I’m sorry I didn't tell you earlier. My father called me late last night. He insisted that he wanted me to join the other team. You know, to keep the outsiders in check. I had to change my choice at the last minute."I looked at him, feeling a strange mix of betrayal and uncertainty."It’s fine, Black," I said dismissively. It's not like him being on the same team with me will do anything for me. Besides, I don't even think I need
Debbie.The car pulled into the driveway of the estate. My legs still felt heavy, and my skin still carried the tingle of Rain’s touch in the office.I reached up, adjusting the silk scarf that I had wrapped tightly around my neck to hide the deep purple mark that Rain had left on my neck.I walked into the house, and Black was standing in the living room. He was standing by the fireplace, a glass of water in his hand. He looked up when I entered, with a soft expression.“You’re back,” he said as he walked toward me, stopping just a few feet away. “How are you now? You sounded… really bad earlier.”“I’m fine, Black,” I said, keeping my voice low and dismissive. “I just need sleep.”He nodded his head.“I’m glad,” he murmured. He stayed there, looking at me with a look that almost felt like he cared.“I’ll…” I gestured my hand back toward the stairs, letting him know since there was nothing to talk about, I was retiring to my room.Then, just before I moved—“Uhmm… Debbie. Uhmm… Did yo
DebbieThe doorknob rattled violently. Black was just an inch of wood away from catching us in the act. My heart didn’t just beat; it hammered against my ribs like a drum. I looked at Rain, expecting him to panic, but he just gave me a slow, wicked wink and muttered low, “I got this.”Then, without giving me room to ask how, he moved like a blur. One second he was inside me, and the next, he was a ghost—moving so fast that my eyes could barely catch his image.My lace G-string and my bra left the floor in one smooth motion. And then, before I could even sense his presence close to me, he surged me toward my executive chair. Before I could gasp, I was slammed into the leather seat.“Stay down,” he whispered. Then he dove under the massive desk, disappearing into the leg space just as Black’s hand turned the handle.I didn’t have time to fix my buttons. My shirt was a total ruin, even if I wanted to. Everything was hanging open.Thinking fast, I grabbed the bottle of Rex’s perfume from
Debbie I didn't care about the files anymore. I didn't care about the Moon Essence or the bunch of reports that I had to sign.The only thing that mattered was the heat coming off Rain in waves. And the pool that was building between my legs.I pulled him down by his leather jacket, and he didn't fight me.“Where do we start from?” I whispered.A slow smirk formed on his face. “The desk,” he whispered back. “I want you on this desk.”He swept his arm across the polished wood, sending my coffee cup and the files flying. They hit the floor with a thud.“Rain, those are the companies fi—”He didn't let me complete the statement.He lifted me up like I weighed nothing and sat me on the edge of the desk. My legs naturally wrapped around his waist, my heels digging into his back.Rain didn't waste time. He ripped open the rest of my blouse buttons.Totally ruining the buttons. I should be thinking of how I will have to appear with a no button shirt throughout the day.But we kept that thou







