LOGINOnce he finds one, he grabs it, closing the drawer before lifting his arm to wrap behind her, meeting his other hand. He tears open the packet, pulls out the rubber circle before stepping back from her slightly, allowing him to pull his cock out of her.
Miles keeps a hold of the condom in one hand as he moves his other arm, reaching between them, a low groan rumbling through his chest as he removes the full condom from his cock. He practically throws it in the sink, grabs the other condom from his other hand before he slips his hand between them and slips the new condom on.
Miles lines his cock back up with her pussy so that as he steps closer his cock slides inside her. He moves his hand to the back of her neck, threading his fingers into her hair so that as he tightens his fingers, he could pull back her head at the same time he lifts his before he slams his lips to hers in a hungry and dominant kiss.
Knowing that she would be sore, Miles tried to take it slow, pulling his cock out until the tip was just inside before slowly pushing it back in again. He only managed to do this a couple of times before he couldn’t control himself any longer, and his thrusts soon matched the harsh hunger of his kiss.
As Miles pounded his cock deep inside her, he thought about what he was doing and realised that Isadora was the first female he had wanted to touch in any way since the passing of his mate.
The pleasure soon built into an overwhelming pressure, as his balls tighten and his cock swells, Miles releases her lips as Ransom howls his canines elongating and Miles only just manages to redirect his head, forcing him to sink them into her shoulder instead of her soft marking spot.
Isadora screams, her body tensing and then shuddering in his arms as his Alpha bite causes her body to react and her first orgasm to rip through her.
As his cock pulses, shooting his seed safely inside the condom, Isadora collapses against his shoulder, breathing heavily. Knowing that it wouldn’t have worked on her Alpha-Omega wolf, Miles digs into Ransom’s Alpha aura and command, and while Isadora is exhausted and her wolf is still under the effects of the wolfsbane, he surrounds her in his full Alpha aura mixed with his pheromones and tone, and he whispers next to her ear.
‘You will tell no one. You will do as I command. You will not fight me… You will be mine.’
Opal whimpers in Isadora’s mind; she fights the command as it washes over Isadora and tries to seep into her mind. Opal had been fighting the effects of the wolfsbane and had managed to keep her wolf mind mostly clear, though she couldn’t stop Professor Miles from taking their virginity.
However, as soon as he had hit her with his Alpha aura mixed with his pheromones and tone, she had to make a choice. She either had to protect herself from the wolfsbane or protect them both from the Alpha's command to give themselves to him without a fight.
Opal knew that this was a no-win situation for them; no matter her choice at that moment, they would, from this night on, be under his command.
With a sorrow-filled howl, Opal lets the fog of the wolfsbane she was fighting to enter her mind, which then allows the Alpha command to wrap around her and to take partial hold.
Opal knew that, being of Alpha blood, the command wouldn’t be as strong, which she worked out was why he had used the wolfsbane, though they would still be able to fight it; the Alpha command would hurt them, and her Omega side would eventually give in and obey.
Miles keeps them surrounded by his Alpha aura and pheromones until he can feel his Alpha command take hold. He then pulls his Alpha aura and pheromones back before stepping back and allowing his now semi-hard cock to slip from inside her.
He removed the condom, and as he reached for the one he threw into the sink, he noticed the smears of blood on both of them. Cursing himself, he had smelt that she was a virgin, though he couldn’t control himself once he had her in his arms.
He ties and throws the used condoms into the trash can under the sink before turning on the tap and allowing it to warm. Once the water is warm, he moves his hands to her upper arms and carefully pushes her up from leaning on his body, whispering.
‘Sit up, my little Omega…’
Isadora fights the exhaustion and straightens with his help. He then reaches over and grabs the cleaning cloth, soaks it in the water, before ringing it out. Miles then kneels down in front of her, spreading her legs a little more, allowing him to use the cloth.
As Miles carefully cleans the blood from her legs and pussy, he looks up at Isadora and whispers.
‘Did you know that there is only one thing that an Alpha will ever get on his knees for?…’
Isadora shakes her head silently, making him chuckle as he continues.
‘An Alpha will only truly kneel for his mate…’
Not really surprised by this, Isadora nods her head and feeling like a young pup again under his stare she whispers.
‘Can I go yet, Professor?’
Surprised by her soft defeated voice, Miles finishes cleaning her up, stands and helps her onto her feet and slides his hand on her cheek as he says.
‘It’s late, I will escort you to your dorm.’
He then leans down and skims his lips against hers before stepping back slightly, his eyes flick down and he notices the tear he made in her blouse and curses under his breath, moving his fingers from her cheek to her chin as he says.
‘Don’t move.’
He then steps away from her and over to the small hidden cupboard, opens it and pulls out one of his spare t-shirts throwing it over his shoulder, he then steps back in front of her, grips the bottom of her blouse as he leans next to her ear and whispers.
‘Lift your arms.’
As Isadora hesitates longer than necessary, he gets inpatient and doesn’t give her a choice but to lift her arms as he pulls the bottom of her blouse up and over her head, throwing it into the trashcan under the sink behind her. He grabs the t-shirt from his shoulder and pulls it over her head.
Once his t-shirt is in place he then steps to her side, sliding his hand onto her lower back, then her hip and leading her out of the bathroom, over to pick up her bag and then out of his office.
They didn’t go far after leaving the building.None of them said it out loud, but they were all thinking the same thing. Moving too much right now meant noise. And noise meant attention.So they stopped.They weren’t hiding.They weren’t running.They were simply standing still.The city moved around them as if nothing had happened. Cars passed. Voices drifted through the air. People continued with their lives the same way they always did.But for the three of them, everything felt different.Elarastood near the edge of the pavement, the file still in her hand.It felt heavier now.Not because of what was inside it.Because of what it meant.“They’re not going to chase us,” she said quietly.Adrianstood beside her, looking down the street.“No.”Deborah frowned slightly. “After everything that just happened?”Adriannodded once.“They can’t.”
The first page immediately felt different. It wasn’t a formal report, and it wasn’t organised the way the other records had been.It looked more like a record someone had built over time.Handwritten.Old.At the top of the page were the words:Case Variation: Unresolved.Elarafelt her chest tighten slightly as she turned the page.More notes followed.Different handwriting appeared throughout the pages, different tones, different dates, but the pattern stayed the same.Leadership.Attachment.Intervention.And then deviation.Her fingers slowed as she read.“This one didn’t end the same way,” she said.Adrianstepped closer. “What do you mean?”Elarapointed to a note written in the margin, a single line underlined once.Subject refused separation. Binding unsuccessful.Deborah leaned in closer to read it.“That’s not possible,” she sa
They did not go inside right away.That alone said enough.The three of them remained outside the apartment building for a moment, standing in a quiet pause that was not hesitation but awareness. Once they stepped back inside, they would be reacting again, moving within a structure that had already been laid out for them.None of them wanted that.Adrianwas the first to break the silence.“They’re building a case,” he said.Elararested her weight lightly against the rail beside her. “They already have one.”“Yes,” Adrianreplied calmly. “But they need it to look justified.”Deborah folded her arms. “Which means they’re not finished yet.”Adriannodded once.“They won’t act until they can control the narrative.”Elara’s eyes narrowed slightly as she considered that.“Then we don’t give them one.”Adrianlooked at her, and in that look something shifted.Not def
They had barely gone a short distance when the shift began to creep in. It was not loud, and it did not arrive all at once, but it was there, settling into the air around them. Outside the building, everything felt different from when they had first walked in. The air seemed thinner somehow, like something had been disturbed and the world had not quite finished adjusting to it.Elarawas the first to notice.She slowed slightly, her eyes moving across the street as if she were trying to feel the shape of the moment. “They’re not letting this go,” she said under her breath.Adriankept walking, his pace steady. “No,” he answered.Deborah followed a step behind them, her attention shifting between the street ahead and the building they had just left behind. “They’ve never lost control like that before,” she said.Adriancame to a stop, not sharply, just enough to break the rhythm of their movement.“They didn’t lose control,” he
Elaradidn’t rush forward when she entered the room, and that alone changed the atmosphere. Instead, she moved slowly, letting her eyes travel across the space the way Adrianhad earlier. But unlike him, she wasn’t measuring strength or pressure. She was studying the design.The markings on the floor immediately caught her attention. Their spacing was deliberate, the lines arranged in a way that suggested purpose rather than decoration. Even the air in the room felt strangely responsive, but only when Adrianmoved within the boundary. The more she observed, the clearer it became that nothing about this setup was random. Every element had been built to react.Her gaze lifted to Adrian.He was still standing inside the marked boundary, completely controlled, his posture steady as he watched her approach.“You came anyway,” he said.“I had to see it,” Elarareplied calmly.His expression sharpened slightly. “Then you already
They didn’t send a letter.They didn’t schedule a meeting.They came themselves.It was late afternoon when the knock came at the door.Not loud.Not hesitant.Just precise.Adrianwas already standing before the second knock sounded.Elarastayed where she was. She didn’t need to move to know what this meant.This was it.Deborah opened the door.Three people stood outside.Not guards. Not enforcers.Council representatives.In some ways, that was worse.“They’re not waiting anymore,” Deborah said quietly as she stepped aside.The three figures entered without asking.Calm. Composed. As if the decision had already been made long before they arrived.Adrian stood in the centre of the room, still and controlled.“What is this?” he asked.The older woman stepped forward.There was no polite performance this time. No attempt at cou







