MasukEVE.
I should have stayed home that night.
I should have totally ignored Ashley’s stupid idea about going to that club.
It’s been eight months, and I’m still haunted by them. Not just in my dreams, no. This is worse.
It’s the feeling I get every time I turn a corner or see a dark SUV parked too long near the street or every time a stranger stares a little too hard.
Why are they searching for me?
Sure, I stole that cold bastard’s wristwatch. But how was I supposed to know it would matter? Men like him don’t chase women over jewelry. At least, I thought they didn’t.
But that shouldn’t have been enough to make both of them hunt me like I committed murder. Especially not the second one – the one with the teasing smirk and eyes that stripped you bare. He didn’t even blink when they made the deal, like sharing a woman was just another Tuesday night for them.
They made me feel like I was a toy they just picked off a shelf.
My tuition was due, rent overdue, and the man who was supposed to be my father didn’t give a damn if I ended up on the streets. There was no other alternative, and that was when Ashley said she could "help" me.
I swear on everything, I had never stepped foot inside a strip club before that night.
That was the first, and it will always be the last.
It still baffles me how I caught their attention, even with the mask I had on.
Yeah, some ladies that work at the club were allowed masks because it adds a touch of mystery to the whole game. Ashley had always told me about how the club works. So, I decided to go with a mask. But my reason was different… I had to conceal my identity as it was a small town. If Mum ever found out that I was at the club, she’d have a heart attack and die instantly.
Those men were so rich and out of place.
They barely glanced at the stage. Their eyes locked on me like they already knew what they wanted.
They seemed to be best friends. Because how on earth would two men be comfortable sharing the same woman at the same time?
I felt sick and disgusted when they made me the offer.
Two men. At the same time. It wasn’t just unthinkable... it was humiliating.
But it was also tempting.
Usually, the club charges $1,000 per hour for each client. They split the money. Half for the house and half for the girl.
But imagine doing an "outdoor" with two men at the same time, which wouldn't just give me $2,000 per hour but $12,000 for the whole night!
And the juiciest part was the fact that I would keep the entire money to myself because I had planned on sneaking out without Harris, the club manager, knowing.
And for reasons best known to these strange men, they offered me an additional $3,000, if I'd be completely willing to let them do whatever they wanted without protest.
Don't get me wrong... I was never used to such a life. I’ve only ever had one boyfriend in my life. And sex? Maybe three times, tops. It was clumsy, soft, and predictable.
But I took the deal.
Because sometimes, when your back’s against the wall, you start convincing yourself that anything is survivable.
So, I left with them, with my mask still on.
That night fucked me up.
There’s no other way to say it.
I had barely survived... Barely.
I thought I knew what I was agreeing to.
Rough sex? Sure. Maybe a little pain and a little degradation? Fine. I could brace for that. I needed the money.
But nothing... Absolutely nothing prepared me for what they did to me.
The moment we got to the hotel, everything shifted. And the moment the door closed shut... That was the last time I had a choice.
They weren’t gentle. They didn’t even care one bit about how I felt. There was no patience, no taking turns, no pretending it was about pleasure.
It was all about power. Pure, savage power.
The bed shook, the floor thudded, my knees burned from the rug, my scalp ached where their fingers had twisted into my hair and yanked.
I hadn’t even gotten my wolf yet, while they had theirs.
They threw me around like a toy and used me until I didn’t know where one of them ended and the other began. I was gasping, crying, and tearing into the sheets, trying to make it stop.
But It didn’t.
At one point, I remember the one with the weird silver-grey hair and steel-grey eyes, who had that condescending look on his face each time he looked at me, dragging me to the mirror and forcing me to look at myself while the other one with the warm hazel eyes, whose calm look was deceptive, took me from behind. “You wanted this,” the first one growled. “So, fucking take it.”
There were real terrifying moments when I kept thinking I’d pass out, that my body would give out before they did. But I didn’t even get that mercy.
“Wait… Please... Stop…” Those words left my mouth before I could stop them, but they just looked at each other and kept going.
They were violent. And worse than that, they enjoyed every bit of it... The struggle, the sound of me breaking, my fear... Everything.
And I think – I think that’s what made it worse.
I made sure to leave while they were still asleep.
And now, I'd been living in fear all these months, watching where I go, who I spoke to, and most importantly, never admitting I was ever at the club that night or any other night.
I shouldn't be so scared, right? I mean, they hadn't even seen my face. But something deep down still made me feel unsafe.
But thankfully, in two days from now, I'd be leaving this town for good. Mum had finally found the courage to leave her abusive mate – my father. And she had won the heart of the former Alpha of the Night Shade pack.
Even though I'd only heard stories about that pack, I couldn't tell how the people there were or who their current Alpha might be... But I was certain we'd be welcomed into their pack.
I could finally leave this town, my abusive father, and the men who wouldn't stop looking for me.
Just 48 more hours, and I'd be free forever.
SAINT.I stepped out of her room with that small, satisfied grin people only get when they know they’ve won. Even though the day hadn't gone exactly as I planned, I was still happy we got her back.While Kyrie and I had a face-off, my men had hacked into his security systems and broken into the back door, taken Eve, and left without Kyrie even knowing it.That's one beautiful thing about Kyrie. Too impulsive to a fault. He was so focused on fighting me that he didn't know I had carried out a smooth operation behind his back.Pathetic.I had an operation tonight, and guess who isn't leaving Eve at home all by herself? Besides, Karashi took a leave. Heard she left for a long vacation because she had some things she needed to clear up.We both know why she left. And I saw her as weak and pathetic for that.What, she thought I'd call her and apologize for the other day? Well, if it helps her get a life, then I'll be glad to be mentioned in her success speech someday as the asshole who pus
EVE.My eyelids felt so heavy as I struggled to pull them open. My body felt like stone, every limb weighed down, but something didn’t sit right.The smell.It wasn’t Kyrie. Kyrie smelled like cedar and something peaceful and soothing, like the faint edge of his cologne clinging to sheets that had held him for hours. This smell was sharper, darker, deadlier... like smoke and steel.My stomach dropped.I forced my eyes open.I wasn’t on Kyrie’s bed. The sheets weren’t his. The curtains weren’t his. My pulse banged in my ears when I realized this wasn’t even his room.And he wasn't even the one sitting beside the vanity table, looking at me intently.It was Saint.His posture was too calm, and his stare too steady. His eyes pinned me like I was nailed in place.I jerked upright so fast my knees hit the mattress hard, dragging me into a kneeling position. My hands trembled uncontrollably. My heart slammed against my ribs like it wanted out.He looked so terrifying that I thought he'd sna
KYRIE.From the airport to my location was only about an hour or so. And if this email had been truly sent out the moment Derek saw Saint, then it meant I had less than ten minutes before he came barging in.Fuck. How did he know where I was?I dumped my laptop on the sofa and hurried to the kitchen. I had to fix some milk for Eve. She'd be needing it.I hurried back to the room as fast as possible, and when I got in, she wasn't in there.My heart hiccupped for one stupid second, but I remembered there was no way in hell anyone would have come in here to get her."Eve? Baby?" I called as I approached the bathroom."Yeah. A minute..." She said, and I waited impatiently for her to step out.Eve must never know I had tricked her all this time. She should never know this wasn't the house she thought it was. She wouldn't forgive me for lying to her. Because I lied heartlessly while looking her straight in her eyes.The bathroom door opened and she stepped out, "I think I'll just have a sho
KYRIE.The call with Mum ended, and I just stood there against the wall with my chest heaving like I’d sprinted through a warzone. I raked my fingers through my hair until it stood on end, until my scalp burned.Mum could wait. She always could. She’d forgive me. She always did. But keeping Eve hidden and keeping her alive, that couldn’t wait. That was the only damn priority I had right now.I started for the door, thumb swiping my phone screen to clear notifications. Then I remembered… the text that had buzzed before Mum’s call.I opened it.It was from Bellamy. A photo.What. The. Fuck?My stomach dropped.The screen lit up with hellfire — my warehouse, the one I’d poured every drop of sweat and blood into for Project 210, engulfed in flames. The roof collapsed. Black smoke clawing for the sky. It brought back old, ugly, sour memories.Under the photo was a text.Bellamy: The fire just started. No trace at all. Everything is being razed to the ground.Fucking Saint!There wasn’t a u
KYRIE.My cock almost felt sore. Couldn’t believe the number of times I’d fucked her since yesterday. And the sick part? I still wanted more. My body wasn’t finished with her. Not even close.I had to slow down, though; she wasn’t built like me. She needed air. She needed rest. And fuck if I didn’t like the way she looked now, curled in my arms, small and soft, snoring like she didn’t have the weight of a war hanging over her head.It was safe to call her my girlfriend now. She admitted to being mine. Not Saint Rollins’. Not anyone else’s. Mine. Bound to me in ways the damn contract never even touched.I pressed my lips to the crown of her head, breathed her in, and she stirred, mumbling something against my chest before going quiet again. Her fingers twitched on my stomach like she didn’t want me to move. I couldn’t ask for anything more than that.My phone beeped from the nightstand. I reached for it, careful not to jolt her. It was a text. But before I could open the text, a call c
EVE.Silence settled between us. I felt every second like a coin being counted.My mouth went dry. I wanted to tell him a dozen things: that I hated what he did, that I hated how safe I felt here, that I was terrified and furious and grateful all at once. Instead, I breathed slowly, the way he had been teaching me to breathe when panic rose. I closed my fingers around his, the same hand that held my face, and somewhere in the dark place where fear and longing crossed, something soft loosened.He leaned in again. My pulse banged at my throat in time with the heat of his breath.My head told me this was danger; my body, the traitor, answered with need. I pressed forward half an inch, and his mouth closed on mine.The kiss was careful at first, like two people learning how to breathe around one another. It wasn’t greedy. It was patient; it was reverent. Kyrie tasted like garlic and the metal tang of pain and something softer, like warm milk. His hands came down to my hips, steadying me.T







