LOGINHe was never meant to be mine. It began with my mother's marriage to the Alpha. Overnight I acquired a bag, a new house, and a stepbrother I couldn't resist. cold eyes. Commanding physical presence. Dangerous in ways I had still to grasp. I reassured myself it was innocent. One crush. Intuitiveness. I then went into my first class and encountered my instructor. The same man. My alpha stepbrother. Guidelines became indistinct. Bounds broke open. After hours, I was in his office; my heart was pounding beneath the tables; seduction was buzzing in the air. Originally a wild wager—something exciting and foolish—turned into stolen moments and charged silences that communicated more than words ever could. I missed the game ending. I never realised when desire evolved into need. Or the man I adored was when the Alpha I was not permitted to desire. Bound to the one man who could destroy me—or claim me—I am now stuck between pack rules and my own heart. Falling for my alpha stepbrother was never intended. I also have no idea what could ever move me away.
View MoreI was told to tutor a certain a certain Aria Ravenwood, which makes me wonder which family you belong to in this pack.My heart beat quickened.Too loud.Too fast.Like it was trying to escape my chest.I froze completely.The room felt smaller, tighter, like the walls were slowly pressing in on us. The air was thick, heavy with smoke and something else I did not want to name. My throat went dry, my tongue stuck to the roof of my mouth.Um, I guess I will have to say the truth, I muttered . yea, it was time for him to know, I was his step sister, my mom was getting married to his Dad, the Alpha I turned to face him, but he was already too close.Too close.His face was right there, his breath warm against my lips, his eyes , those golden lenses darker than before. I held my breath instinctively, afraid that if I inhaled, I would lose whatever fragile control I had left.The kiss from earlier flashed through my mind without warning.The heat.The shock.The way my body had reacted b
He was calling me to his office. The words echoed in my head long after they were spoken, bouncing around like they were looking for somewhere to land. I could hear the sound of students talking, chairs scraping the floor, footsteps passing by, but none of it felt real. It was like the world had tilted slightly and I was struggling to keep my balance. I sat there frozen. My hands were cold, my fingers stiff against my notebook, my heartbeat so loud I was sure Montana could hear it. The air felt heavier, thicker, like it was pressing against my chest." Are you alright?" Montana asked me. Her voice pulled me back, just barely." Yeah," I replied, coming out of my dazed moment. I stood up slowly, my legs moving before my mind fully caught up. Every instinct told me to sit back down, to pretend I did not hear my name, to disappear into the crowd of students moving around us. But I knew that would only make things worse. I was standing at his door, Professor King boldly written o
I sat there, shivering.His jacket was still wrapped around me.It smelled like him.Oh God.The way he tasted, it was heaven.That realization hit me so hard it almost made me dizzy.He was my stepbrother.I knew it.I knew he didn’t know yet , that I was his stepsister, but I knew. And that knowledge sat heavy in my chest, twisting with guilt and something far more dangerous.Desire.Fear.Curiosity.All tangled together.It terrified me.And yet… part of me wanted it. Wanted to understand it. Wanted to feel it again.Something a nerdy girl like me had never experienced in my eighteen years of living.It felt like stepping into a new world without a map.I was dragged out of my thoughts when Montana rushed over, dripping wet, her eyes wide with panic.“Oh my God, Aria,” she said breathlessly. “I’m so sorry. I’m really, really sorry.”“It’s fine,” I said quickly, my voice barely steady. “Please… just take me home.”She kept apologizing as we walked. I didn’t have the strength to reas
Kane POVThe moment it happened, I knew.The second my lips touched hers, something inside me snapped clean in half.It wasn’t slow. It wasn’t tentative. It wasn’t curiosity testing the edge of restraint.It was instinct.Raw. Immediate. Dangerous.Her mouth was warm, too warm, and for a fraction of a second my body leaned in before my mind could catch up. I felt her breath hitch, felt the faint tremor that went through her like she hadn’t decided whether to pull away or stay.That half-second almost destroyed me.I tore myself back.Hard.The world rushed back violently, the music pounding from the pool party, the laughter, the shouts, the splashing water, the heavy scent of alcohol and wolf pheromones thick in the night air. It all came crashing in at once, but none of it mattered.Only her.She stood there soaked, hair clinging to her face, eyes wide and unfocused, lips parted like she hadn’t processed what had just happened.Like I hadn’t processed it.My chest rose sharply as I d
That evening, when I got home, it felt like the worst possible timing.The dining room.Earlier that morning, I hadn’t joined them for breakfast. I had left without saying a word. Escaped, more like. But now, there was no avoiding it. The long table. The heavy air. The Alpha sitting at the head lik
By the time the bell rang for canteen break, the entire hall felt alive.Not loud—just busy.College students moved up and down the wide corridors, laughter blending with footsteps, bags slung over shoulders, voices overlapping as conversations spilled into one another. Everyone seemed energized, s
“I am sorry for what happened.”Her voice was barely louder than the wind sweeping across the field.Before I could say anything—before I could even decide whether I wanted to—she turned and ran. The wind tousling her hair around.Just like that.She fled.No excuse. No explanation. No attempt to d
The door to my office closed with a solid click behind me. Silence followed. I loosened my cufflinks and dropped my briefcase onto the desk, exhaling slowly as I rolled my shoulders. Teaching always drained me more than battle ever did. Too many minds. Too many emotions pressed together in one












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