MasukEZRA
She’s everything I’ve ever wanted and everything I should never touch.
Too late.
Because the moment I push inside her, the world disappears.
I don’t ease in. I don’t ask permission. I take.
Because she’s mine. Even if she probably doesn't know it yet.
Her body wraps around me like velvet heat, tight and wet, her gasp punched out like she wasn’t ready—good.
I wasn’t fucking ready either.
She clenches, already trembling, and I nearly lose control.
The desk shakes with every thrust, her skin slick with sweat, her scent everywhere—vanilla and lust and something darker. Something I shouldn’t crave. But I do. I crave all of it.
She moans my name like a secret she’s never spoken before.
I watch her come undone, legs spread, mouth open, eyes glazed. Her desperation makes me ravenous. I fuck her like I’m trying to erase every man that ever dared touch her before me and that's what I'm doing.
I’m carving myself into her with every thrust.
“You were made for me,” I growl, watching her writhe beneath me. “Fucking made for this.”
I want her to feel me for days. I want her ruined just like she did to me.
I shift her hips, angle deeper, and she shatters—beautiful, breathless, broken in all the right ways.
But it’s not enough. I need more.
Her nails rake down my back, and the sting only makes me hungrier. My control slips, snapping thread by thread until the monster inside me claws to the surface.
I warned her.
She didn’t listen.
She begged me not to stop.
And monsters never stop when they’re feeding.
I bare my fangs and sink them into her neck—not gently. Not sweet. Deep. Sharp. Possessive.
Her blood rushes against my tongue—hot, copper-sweet, pulsing with her climax. She clamps around me, tighter than anything I’ve ever felt, her body milking me, dragging me under.
My rhythm turns savage. Unforgiving. I'm not just fucking her anymore.
I'm claiming her.
I come with a roar, buried deep, fangs in her neck, soul unraveling. She takes all of me—blood, cum, sin—and doesn’t look away.
And when it’s over, when we’re both spent and shaking and slick with sweat and sex and something unspoken, I lick the blood from her skin and whisper the truth I’ve known since the first time I saw her:
“You taste and feel like mine.”
Because she is.
My Aureate.
My mate.
Mine.
Even if she runs, even if she denies it, even if she breaks—I will find her.
Because I just tasted heaven.
And I don’t let go of what’s mine.
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THEA
Silence.
The kind that weighs heavy in the air, thick with everything we did and everything we shouldn't have.
I should move.
I should say something.
But I just sit there, breathing him and the smell of sex, sprawled across his goddamn desk like some unprofessional, freshly-fucked idiot, naked, his bite mark still pulsing at the crook of my neck like a brand.
Jesus.
No, I shouldn't call that man in this situation.
But what the hell did I just do?
I sit up too fast, almost knocking over a paperweight, and swat his hand away when he tries to steady me. “Don’t—”
His brows lift. Not in surprise. In amusement. Like watching me flail is his new favorite entertainment. He slips out, eliciting a wince from me.
I hop off the desk, almost buckling as I scramble to pick up my skirt and blouse while I try to ignore the ache between my thighs and the stickiness trickling down my inner thigh. My legs are still trembling, damn them. I feel... stretched. Sore. Ruined.
“You can’t just—” I gesture between us, not even knowing what I’m accusing him of. “That wasn’t— This is not how things are supposed to go.”
He leans back in his chair like a goddamn king while he buckle his pants, lips still red from where he bit me. I almost burst from embarrassment. He's not even naked unlike me.
“That was exactly how it was supposed to go. But you interrupted it because I was supposed to eat you out after this.” he says, voice low and smug.
Again?
God, I hate him.
And myself.
I should be composed. Graceful. Buttoned-up. The woman who walks out of a room untouched, unbothered, un-bitten.
Instead, I’m practically hopping as I search frantically for my panties but I can't find it.
“Where is it?” I ask him with a glare, covering my breast and bare pussy with my clothes.
He raises an eyebrow, watching me intently.
“What?”
“My—”
“ —oh this?” He asks, bringing my panties out from his back pocket and raising it in the air. Then, he squeezes it between his palm. “It's mine now.”
Psycho.
I grunt as I walk back, still facing him. When I reach the restroom attached to his office, I hurriedly push open the door and step in. I shut the door and lean against it, chest heaving.
“God. What have I just done?” I grunt, pulling my hair.
I inhale shakily and dress up, silently praying I didn’t lose one of my heels in the heat of it.
When I step out, now dressed and put together after minutes of chastising myself before the mirror, he watches me like he’s still inside me. Like he’s still claiming me with his damn eyes.
“You need to stop looking at me like that,” I mutter, reaching for my blazer.
“And how am I looking at you, sugarplum?”
“Like you want to do it again.”
He doesn’t deny it. Of course he doesn’t.
His smile is slow. Predatory as he sits on his chair, his desk a mess.
“I do want to do it again.”
“God, you’re impossible,” I snap, grabbing my blazer and yanking it on. “We’re at work. You’re my boss. You’re a vampire.”
“And you’re my mate.”
I freeze.
Just like that, the air changes. Again.
“Mate? What's that?”
“You.”
Weirdo.
I clear my throat. “Ehmm, that's okay I guess. Since we are now equal, I'll take my leave.”
“Equal you say.” He says with a dark chuckle. “Well, tell yourself that all you want but you let me touch you and now you are mine but still, anything that makes you sleep better at night, sugarplum.”
I grit my teeth and do what any self-respecting woman does when she’s been thoroughly ruined by her supernatural employer:
I toss my hair like I’m fine, and pretend I’m not leaking from multiple places.
Professional. Composed. Dignified.
Even if my legs threaten to buckle the moment I finally slip in my heels and try to walk toward the door.
As I place my hand on the knob, he calls after me,
“Oh, and kindly send in Nora when you leave..”
My head snaps to him, nose flaring as my eyes take in his disaster of a office.
Even a newborn baby will know what we've done if they step in here. Afterall, the room looks like a disaster and smells like sweat and sex.
“Clean it yourself, boss.” I hiss, yanking the door open with as much grace as a woman who was just fang-fucked can muster.
EZRAI stand before the Twelve. Behind them, the Seven Chiefs perch like crows on a wire, judging, watching, waiting.The room is cold. Too quiet.Like the air itself is holding its breath.I cross my arms, staring up at them, refusing to bow. I’m already halfway buried so there's no need to bend.Lord Naskai is the first to speak.“Ezra Vale, first turned, son of the Abyss, wielder of the Old Flame—”“Can we skip the titles?” I mutter. “I get it. You’re all impressed I was kinda saved from eternal slumber and you didn't force it on me because you are too proud to go back on your words.”He ignores me.Of course.He continues, “—you’ve completed your first trial. Now, the second awaits.”I almost rolled my eyes. But still, I wait in silent anticipation.One of the shadow guards steps forward on behalf of the council as their spokesperson. “We present two options. Both… equal in weight. You will choose.”They say that like it’s fair.Like there’s a choice here at all.I know them, the
THEAI wake up with heat clawing down my spine.Like I’ve been running… or burning.Or dreaming of something I can't remember.My eyes blink open, heavy with something I can’t place. The ceiling is familiar. The light slanting through the curtains is gold, warm, soft. It’s morning.But I don’t feel rested.I feel… wrong.My throat is dry. My chest aches. Not like a cold or flu, not like something I can take medicine for but like I’ve been crying all night without knowing.Like I lost something in the dark.And now daylight has arrived but it didn’t bring it back.I sit up slowly, my limbs sluggish and sore, my skin too hot. I press the back of my hand to my forehead and pull it away quickly. Burning.Am I sick?It feels like fever, like my blood’s trying to climb out of me.But it’s not just my body.It’s my heart.There’s something… wrong with it.Like it’s trying to remember a rhythm it once danced to. Like a song I forgot the words to, but the melody still aches in my bones.I brea
EZRAWhen I wake, it’s not to chains or cold stone.It’s silk.Warm, soft, suffocating silk.The ceiling above me is polished obsidian, etched with the old markings of my house, the ones they never removed, no matter how far I fell. A chandelier dangles in the corner, the scent of nightshade oils and fresh linen clinging to the air.I blink once.Twice.No dungeon. No court. No Malik’s snoring to the left. No guards standing with virex-laced spears at the door.Just my room.The one I locked after leaving for the human world, the one they locked after my disgrace and the one I thought I'd never see again.I try to move, and a dull ache grips my limbs and my chest. Residual virex still burns in my veins and then, everything comes rushing in.Thea.The trial.The screams.The trade.Her memories.My jaw tightens so hard it clicks.They took her from me. She gave them everything.And I let her.Rage rises, thick and black in my chest.I’m going to tear this place apart even if it kills
EZRAI growl, the savage sound bursting off me before I can stop it.Raw. Feral. Wrecked.The sound echoes across the court like thunder breaking bone but it’s not anger that fuels it.It’s grief.Grief with claws and a voice.Because I just heard her say it.“Yes,” she whispered.Even that.Even her memories of me.Her voice still rings in the marrow of my bones. Shaky, honest and final.I stagger, the weight of it pulling me forward, like something just snapped in my chest. The chains dig deeper into my skin but I don’t even feel the pain anymore. I don’t feel the blood drying on my skin, the poison rotting me from the inside.All I feel is her.Leaving.Because that’s what this is.This isn’t saving me.It’s losing her forever.I drag my eyes to her, my knees nearly buckling.She stands there, fragile and steady all at once, like a candle refusing to go out in a storm.Her tears haven’t stopped.But she said it.She still said it.Her memories of me.The way I held her. The way she
THEAThe air here is strange.It tastes like smoke. Like grief bottled and distilled, then poured into my lungs with every breath I take.Like death is sitting inside my chest… waiting.I’m not built for this world. I feel it in my blood, in my bones, in the way the air here scrapes against my skin like sandpaper. It doesn't want me here.But I keep walking.Because I want him.My knees shake. My hands tremble. Something warm drips from my nose and face—I think it’s blood or tears, but I can’t even tell anymore. Everything hurts in a way I’ve never known. Like I'm dying.And maybe I am.But when my eyes land on the figure on the podium—God.I shatter all over again.Ezra.I whisper his name like a prayer to a god I stopped believing in.He’s—He’s not the man I knew.He looks like something torn out of the pages of a nightmare. A creature carved from ruin and rage.Veins black and clawed hands curled in agony. Wings, if I can still call them that, shredded and soaked in blood that sh
ISLAPeople in love are stupid.Not just rom-com stupid. Not just "hold-my-hand-and-jump-off-a-cliff" stupid. I mean the kind of stupid that rewrites logic, drowns reason, and paints tragedy in pastel pink.And before someone rolls their human eyes and mutters jealous much, let’s get one thing straight.I didn’t want Ezra because of some burning, poetic connection or whatever drivel mortals write in their diaries.I wanted him because he was mine. Because he was powerful. Beautiful. Cold-blooded perfection carved in ruin. A prince. A weapon. A kingdom. A crown.Love had nothing to do with it.It never does.So when she came to me—Thea Carlisle, Ezra’s precious little chaos storm in heels—I almost laughed. Even thought it was a prank, a desperate last gasp from a grieving human too dumb to realize the door had already closed.But no.She stood there. Trembling in that annoyingly resilient way of hers.Begging.And bargaining.And honestly?I respect the gall.She doesn’t flinch when I







