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Chapter 134: then mark me

Author: Cherish
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-11-18 04:36:33

He didn’t have mercy. He pounded into me, the sounds of skin on skin loud enough for the garden to hear. I was a mess of moans and cries, tears streaking down my face.

The sensation of the tree against my bare skin did something unimaginable to me, intensifying my pleasure.

Cassian had one hand in my hair, the other between my legs, playing with my clit. He rubbed it relentlessly, making my stomach tighten.

“You like that, baby?” His voice was deep, animalistic.

“Yes, Alpha!” I responded.

He spanked my ass, sending a jolt through me. “Good girl.”

Cassian didn’t stop; he fucked me like a starved man, bringing me to multiple orgasms. He took me from behind, my back arched, ass in the air. He turned me around, kissing me deeply as my back pressed against the tree, my legs around him, his cock reaching the depth of me.

By the time he finally came, releasing a string of curse words, I was exhausted, my voice lost and my legs numb.

His forehead rested on mine, his ha
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