INICIAR SESIÓNAria’s POV
Mason didn’t hesitate.
The moment I gave in, his mouth claimed mine again, hungry and possessive, as if my answer had flipped something wild and irrevocable inside him. His lips moved against mine with purpose, stealing my breath, making my knees weak before I even realized what he was doing.
I was still dressed in my blazer and white shirt, my pencil skirt hugging my hips, when I felt his fingers find the zipper at my side. He didn’t rush; he savored it.
“Let’s not wrinkle your shirt,” he murmured against my lips, his voice low and dangerous. “Turn around. Kneel on the sofa.”
For a heartbeat, I was
Aria’s POVMason didn’t hesitate.The moment I gave in, his mouth claimed mine again, hungry and possessive, as if my answer had flipped something wild and irrevocable inside him. His lips moved against mine with purpose, stealing my breath, making my knees weak before I even realized what he was doing.I was still dressed in my blazer and white shirt, my pencil skirt hugging my hips, when I felt his fingers find the zipper at my side. He didn’t rush; he savored it.“Let’s not wrinkle your shirt,” he murmured against my lips, his voice low and dangerous. “Turn around. Kneel on the sofa.”For a heartbeat, I was
Aria’s POVWhen the car slowed to a stop at the Federation’s main entrance, I felt it before I saw it. The shift in the air, the collective awareness rolling toward us like a held breath. Mason’s hand rested lightly on my knee, warm and steady, grounding me as the doors opened.People were already lined up on both sides of the wide steps outside, extending all the way into the grand lobby beyond the glass doors. Employees, visitors, officials from different packs, faces I recognized, faces I didn’t. It was the first time they were seeing us arrive together through the main entrance.Not as whispers.Not as rumors.But as Alpha and Luna of the Silv
Aria’s POVI sat at the long dining table with Nina and Maria, my untouched breakfast slowly cooling in front of me.Nina was happily swinging her legs beneath her chair, humming to herself as she stabbed a piece of pancake with exaggerated focus. Maria sat beside Nina, quietly sipping her tea, and was always ready to assist Nina whenever she needed to.I heard familiar footsteps heading towards us.I felt him before I saw him.Mason walked in already dressed for work, black slacks, crisp white shirt, dark coat draped perfectly over his shoulders. His hair was neat, his posture straight, his aura controlled—but I knew better. I could see i
Mason’s POVI didn’t break eye contact with Daxton as I spoke.“Jacob,” I said calmly, my voice carrying just enough authority to cut through the room, “put the waiting room feed on the screen.”Behind the one-way mirror, I felt rather than saw Jacob move. A second later, the television mounted in the corner of the interrogation room flickered to life.Daxton’s gaze snapped toward it.At first, he squinted, confused, suspicious. Then his breath hitched.The color drained from his face so fast it was almost painful to watch.Aisha sat on on
Mason’s POV2:03 a.m.The Federation Headquarters never truly slept, but at that hour, it held its breath.The moment my car rolled through the main driveway, the atmosphere in the entire building shifted. Guards straightened like steel rods. Staff who had been whispering in corners fell silent mid-sentence. Screens flickered as heads snapped up, eyes widening, hearts hammering.They had heard.Of course, they had.The Chairman’s brother has been detained.In their minds, that sentence already carried a body count.
Mason’s POVIt was almost midnight when they transferred my father to his VIP suite.The hallway lights were dimmer now, the hospital quieter, no frantic footsteps, no shouted orders, just the soft murmur of nurses changing shifts. My IV had just finished dripping its last drop into my veins.Dr. Murphy removed the line himself, giving me a look that said, ‘Don’t push your limits again tonight,’ but he didn’t say it out loud. He didn’t need to; it was written all over his face.I already felt hollowed out.Not weak, never that, but stripped bare. As if every wall I had built over the years had finally collapsed, lea







