로그인But I still wasn’t inside her yet.
I flipped her onto her stomach gently, hands on her hips, lifting her ass up high so she was open and ready for me.Her knees sank into the mattress, back arched, face pressed into the pillow.She looked so perfect like that—shaking, needy, slick shining between her thighs.My wolf howled inside me to take her right then, to bury my dick deep and claim her completely.I leaned down and buried my face between her legs again from behind.The moment we reached the car park, Jasmine yanked her wrist out of my grip, her face twisted with anger.Without another word, we got into the car.“You don’t have the right to tell me what to do!” she snapped, crossing her arms and staring out the passenger window. “I’m an adult, for crying out loud!”I started the engine and glanced at her.“Oh, really?” I said flatly. “Because I can also go home right now and tell our family exactly what I saw you doing in school with Marcus.”Jasmine didn’t say a word, just turned away to look out the window at the passing trees.The rest of the ride was silent, except for the sound of the engine.I kept my hands on the steering wheel, my mind wandering.With everything that had happened with Marcus and my sister, I hadn’t even gotten the chance to properly talk to Kiara and apologize.We finally reached home. I pulled into the driveway and got out of the car.But when I looked over at the passenger side, the door was still shut.Jasmine hadn’t m
They both jumped back, clearly startled.Shock was written all over Jasmine’s face as they pulled apart quickly, their eyes wide as they looked at me.My mind went completely blank. I couldn’t even understand what I was seeing.Marcus, my best friend, was kissing Jasmine. My baby sister.What the actual fuck?Before my brain could even catch up, rage exploded in my chest.I lunged forward, grabbed Marcus by the collar of his shirt, and swung my fist as hard as I could, hitting him right in the face.“Jason, please stop!” Jasmine cried, her voice breaking with fear. She threw herself at me, grabbing my arms and trying to pull me away from Marcus."Stay the hell away from this, Jasmine!" I screamed, completely blind with fury. I violently shoved her hands off me and dragged Marcus forward by his clothes. He was already staggering, blood starting to smear across his mouth."Jason... wait, it's not what you think!" Marcus choked out, raising his hands defensively, trying to find his foot
~ JASON ~A heavy wave of shame washed over me, making my stomach twist.I stood there and yelled at Kiara without even giving her a chance to explain herself.I had judged her immediately and treated her unfairly.Learning that Kendra had tripped Kiara on purpose made me feel guilty.I felt disappointed in myself.If Jasmine hadn't seen everything and spoken up, I would have believed Kendra's lie without question.I would have blamed Kiara for running into me. I would have made a huge deal about my broken headset and probably forced her to pay for it while everyone watched.Just thinking about it made me feel sick.I had been so quick to judge her, and I had almost made a bad situation even worse.I glanced across the classroom at Kiara.She looked exhausted. Her shoulders were slumped as she sat quietly at her desk.The teacher kept talking at the front of the room, but I could hardly pay attention. My eyes kept drifting back to Kiara.She was still wearing the same stained uniform
“What are you even talking about?” Kendra asked.She tried to laugh it off, but her voice cracked. The nervousness in her voice was impossible to hide."Drop the act already, Kendra. This isn't a movie audition," Jasmine snapped, crossing her arms.The mood in the classroom changed instantly.Students turned their heads and focused completely on what was happening. The room felt tense, and no one said a word.Everyone was waiting to see what Kendra would do next.Jason frowned, his eyes darting between his sister and Kendra. "What are you trying to say, Jasmine? Just spell it out."Jasmine didn’t even look at him. She simply pointed a finger at his chest.“Brother, if you would stop talking for a second and listen, you might actually understand what’s going on,” she said.She shook her head. “Seriously, I don’t know why you talk so much without thinking first.”A few boys at the back of the classroom let out a loud, teasing, “Ooooooh!”The reaction only made things worse.Jason’s face
Jasmine stood there, completely frozen in shock by my harsh words. I’m sorry, Jasmine, I thought bitterly as I turned away.But being happy or having friends didn’t feel like something meant for me.Sometimes, I truly felt like the Moon Goddess had made me just to live a hard life. Like I was meant to stay alone and unhappy forever, always stuck in the dark.I walked into the classroom, keeping my eyes on the floor. I just wanted to reach my desk, put my head down, and disappear.But when I was almost at my seat, a foot suddenly stuck out into the space between the desks.I tripped on it and lost my balance completely. I couldn’t stop myself as I fell forward.Unfortunately, a boy was walking right in front of me with his back turned. He had big wireless headphones on and didn’t seem to notice anything around him.I hit his back hard, and we both fell straight to the floor.The impact knocked the air out of my lungs. For a moment, everything spun around me.When I finally got my bear
I walked into the crowded school cafeteria and looked straight ahead. Almost right away, the loud talking around me got a little quieter.I could feel eyes on me. People were staring. Then the whispers started. Students leaned closer to each other and talked in low voices.I knew they were gossiping about what happened yesterday with Jason and me. Even now, I still felt bad about running up to him like that.I had just started at this new school, and instead of getting a fresh start, I was already known for the wrong reasons. People thought I was weird, and some even saw me as a cheap girl.Trying to ignore the noise, I walked through the tables and sat alone by the big window.My only goal until graduation was simple: mind my own business and survive. I was completely exhausted from being isolated, sick of being looked at like a freak, as if my very existence was an inconvenience to everyone in the room.I pulled out my usual lunch—the specific snacks I actually liked and set my wat
~ Clara ~My head felt like someone had filled it with rocks and shaken it hard. A dull, heavy pain throbbed behind my eyes. My mouth tasted bitter like bitter chocolate. I tried to move, but my arms wouldn’t listen. Something rough and tight bit into my wrists. Rope. Thick rope.I b
I need to say something before the truth burst out of me.“I’m not being harsh on her, Alpha. I just want her to be strong. Strong enough that no one will ever step on her again.”I lowered my head and spoke in a soft, tired voice. “Alpha… I’m so sorry for worrying you. I was sick al
Chapter 27I stayed pressed against Ryder’s side, his warm hand still resting on my shoulderAnna wasn’t done playing her game.She stepped closer again, that sugary smile glued to her face. Her green dress swished as she moved, and she reached out to me. “Come on, Doris darling,
My throat closed up so tight I could barely get the words out.“That’s Nana,” I said. My voice sounded rough and far away.Doris tilted her head. Her eyes were soft and patient. She didn’t push, she just waited.“She was my closest friend back then in high school,” I said. “We met in







