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“Tell me you love me.” I cried as I rode the beta’s son on the floor of the garage. “Fucking tell me you love me, Theo.” I grabbed his bicep, slamming down on him as I chased the high.
I needed to hear the word. I needed to know that I was loved even though it was for a brief exchange of body contact and fluids. But it was worth it as long as they loved me. Right? “Theo?” I yelled again, staring at him, but his eyes were glazed in pleasure, his mouth slightly opened as a trail of saliva ran down his lips. “Theo!” I snapped just as his eyes jerked open and he glared at me. “The fuck, Ryan?” His eyebrows pulled tight together, annoyed he had been disturbed; suddenly his expression changed, his eyes slowly dilating, and I took him fully. I wasn’t sure what he had seen, but his fingers dug into my hips, slamming upwards towards me. “I love you, Ryan. I love you.” “R-raya.” The words were haphazard in my mind, my mouth moving to correct him before I could even register it. My eyes were slowly closing in pleasure at his words, one that I always longed for, a sure way to orgasm. “I love you, Raya. I love you.” He continued screaming his love for me, and I took everything he had to offer. The world was slowly drifting out as the pleasure threatened to burst out, and I increased my pace to meet him. “Fuck!” We both exclaimed as we came down from our high, and I collapsed on his chest, not minding the sweat and all. “That was intense.” I smiled as I pulled out from him, cringing as I felt the little gush of liquid dripping from my legs. I managed to stand up with wobbly legs, and I held my knees, trying to balance myself. “You are crazy, Ryan.” Theo bit back as he stood up, pulling his pants up. “What the hell was that? I don’t know if I made it clear, but I am not in love with you.” “It is Raya.” I murmured, rolling my eyes even as I brushed off the sand that had clung to my legs. Because I refuse to associate myself with the masculine name my mother had given me. “And I am not crazy; it is just pretend.” I grumbled, but it was almost fruitless telling him. They don’t just get it. “I don’t care if it is pretend or real, Ryan, but that is fucked up.” Theo’s eyes narrowed into slits, his jaw locked as he glared at me like I had committed the worst crime, and I hated it. “I don’t love you, Ryan, or whatever the fuck you are called. I have a mate out there, and someday when she comes, I will love her with all my heart.” His voice had drifted into the sappy one he used when he was talking about his love, and I pursed my lips in annoyance. “I know alright. I don’t love you too; that is all reserved for my mate.” “Good, I am glad you understand. If you continue this charade, I have no choice but to stop this meeting.” “Hmm.” I nodded slowly, blinking back the unshed tears that had pooled in my eyes. “So, same time, next week.” Theo's gaze flickered to the golden watch on his wrist, the one with the carved wolf head, a gift given to all children of the higher-ups. "I am not sure," he said flatly, like I didn’t just give him the best orgasm he had ever had. "I will let you know when I need you." “Hmm.” I hummed, taking in his features. “Alright.” I watched him go, an easy smile pulling at my lips, and it wasn’t until he had gone a good distance before I started my journey. Yet, all I would replay on the way back home was Theo proclaiming his love for me. He must really do as I was the only one intimately involved with him. Theo had to be one of the most handsome young men I had come across, and the only one that had managed to accept me despite all of the baggage that had come with me. Everyone knew my story. I was Ryan, the forgotten child. My parents had always wanted a male child, and after three unsuccessful attempts, the ultrasound had confirmed their dreams. They were sure it was going to be a boy, one they would love unconditionally. But I was born on the hot summer day of July, a pale, bright-eyed girl that had announced her presence to the world immediately she took her first breath, and all their hopes were dashed to the ground. My parents had refused to hold me, their disappointment rendering them immobile, and if it weren’t for the nurse, I would have been dead. I remained in the hospital longer than I should have, as Mother was diagnosed with postpartum depression, and apparently it was transferred to the man that donated the sperm. And for the remaining 21 years of my life, it was no better. For one, they refused to change my name from Ryan, adamant about giving me the name they had dreamed of. Somehow they had always forgotten to get me clothes suitable for a female; my birthday was a day to mourn for the loss of their son, but I had long given up on seeking their love. The only way I could get my love was from outside, and I welcomed it in any form I could get it. For now, it was Theo that had my heart, and I was going to make sure I kept it. A palpable buzz filled the air as I hurried toward the packhouse. The neighboring pack had arrived, and the annual exchange of mates was set to start tomorrow. Unlike previous years, a wave of excitement washed over me. I could feel it deep in my soul, my wolf stirring deep inside me, and I knew this year was mine. “Mate.” The voice halted me in my steps, and I took a sharp inhale of air as I angled my head to where the voice was coming from. I could make out Theo cuddling with a girl whose face I had no recognition of. “Mate.” I heard him whisper again, softly, far from the husky voice that had moaned my name just a few minutes ago. My fist tightened beside me, his words ringing in my ears, but the sound of my heart breaking was louder than them all. I took a deep breath, trying to calm my broken heart. He was never for me; I knew that already, but it didn’t help that I wasn’t seeing it like that. My legs dragged through the tarred road that led to home, my mind weary and ready to be done with the day. My nose flared as the sharp masculine musk drifted towards me, and I halted in my steps. My eyes widened, my knees almost buckling from how intoxicating it was. And then, suddenly, it vanished. My body went rigid, my eyes closing and opening. My lips parted to call to him, but I had no name to beckon unto. Reluctantly, my hands came to rest on my hips, forcing me to release the air that had been trapped in my lungs. I felt the subtle nudge of my wolf, a firm reminder that my mate may not be so pleased perceiving another’s cum on me. So, I chose the path that led home, clinging to the fragile hope that he would come for me.Hey, Author here. First, I must thank you for clicking on this story. This was an idea I have always wanted to write and I hope I was able to bring it to life. My MCs are flawed people, they have their ups and downs but I hope you grow to love them. 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“I said I look forward to a day we can all run as wolves,” I repeated, smiling, my eyes darting to all three of them. It was comical to watch them lose their shit while I just stood, enjoying it.“W-wait?” Pete basically guffawed, his eyes widened to a point I was sure they would pop out. “You say w-wolves?” He asked, looking between Rowan and me, trying to determine if he had accidentally entered an alternate universe, and I nodded slowly.“Yes, I mean it is tiring to run in our human form all the time.” I shrugged, my lips widening in a smile, and Rowan shook with laughter beside me, completely enjoying it.“Someone pinch me, but I think I am in another universe where Addison just admitted she is one of us.” Harry piped from where he stood, but Morgan gave him the elbow.“She didn’t say it expressly.” Morgan chided him, rolling his eyes. “Now you have exposed us with your loud mouth.”“Hey!” Harry protested, and they both burst into laughter.“Focus, guys,” Pete barked, calling thei
The journey back home—though the meaning of ‘home’ had somehow shifted for me—was smooth. I had completely leaned on Rowan, trying to get as much sleep as I could before we got home.Home.The words still felt so foreign, that somewhere so far, where they were likely only a small percentage of people like me, was a place my heart had claimed as home.However, there was no fear this time; the Florida sun shone down on me with a vengeance. I welcomed it in, my heart merry that I was back to where I belonged and just fit right.The car had brought us to his building, and Rowan had helped with my things, bringing them up the stairs, and now I stood in front of the brown door unsure.My rent had been for a year upfront; it was the only condition Adam was willing to give me, fearing that I would bail. I still had months to stay in the apartment, yet I had reluctance to even do so.To go back to that moldy house would be torture itself, and anything was better than that place; even my place
The walk back home was quiet, a comfortable one, although I was lost in my head, going through what the alpha had already said.Thankfully, darkness covered the area, except for the street light that lit the path, but he couldn’t see my face or the worry that lined it.“Are you alright?” Rowan asked, squeezing my hand, and I nodded. “You are a bit quiet.”“I’m fine. I just… have a lot on my mind. After everything.” I replied in a small voice, and he nodded.“I am still me, Raya. Still the Rowan that you know.” He reassured me, and I swallowed, accepting the truth. It was still hard to believe that Rowan was an alpha, albeit an estranged one that was cut out of his family.Yet, I couldn’t ignore the fear that gripped my heart as the implication of the statement came to mind. I had had my share of Alphas; even the word sent shivers down my spine, and it was not the pleasurable one.I had vowed never to be in contact with them, the pain still fresh in my mind, yet here he was, and I was
I paced around the tiny room of the pack clinic every now and then before my gaze drifted to Rowan, who lay on the bed, stiff as a board. Only the steady rhythm of his heart convinced me that he hadn’t left me for the afterworld, but that didn’t calm my mind either, and not even the fact that the alpha was also here. The first minute he had collapsed, I screamed my lungs out, confused, and I hated the way the fear had paralyzed me. It was like Micah all over, and I had completely shut down. But the people immediately surrounding him, with the directions of the alpha, had helped me get him to the clinic. So here we are. I glanced at him again, at how he looked so small in the hospital bed, despite his legs reaching the end of the bed. As if aware of my presence, Rowan blinked, and I was rushing to his side, eager to spend the first waking moment. “Rowan.” I sighed relief flooding me as I dragged the chair and sat beside him. “Thank goddess.” “Raya.” He spoke, his voice
No sooner had I given him the go-ahead than he joined our lips together, kissing me so hard my head spun, and I reciprocated, kissing him just as he was.Our hands were tangled in each other, his caressing and fondling, while mine was on his shoulders, holding him so tight against the onslaught of pleasure coursing rapidly through me.Rowan was pulling me up, helping me get rid of my shirt and pants, and before long, I stood naked before him. I shifted from foot to foot, not used to being exposed like this.Most times I had sex, it was hurried, just straight to fucking, but there was never a time that they got to admire my body, yet Rowan was doing it.His eyes raked seductively through me, taking in every curve, every deep and red stained my cheeks; my first instinct was to hide.I have never been conscious about my body. I mean, I may not be the most curvy or busy, but I was confident in what I got, but seeing him looking at me with such hunger in his eyes had a way of stirring emot
“Rowan?” My breath hitched, my ears rang, and I was very sure I was hallucinating it or my ears were not working because he couldn’t have said that.Rowan didn’t just say he loved me after he discovered I lied about basically everything, even my fucking name.“Rowan?” I whispered again, blinking slowly, anything to convince myself I wasn’t living in an alternate world where the man that I wasn’t even supposed to like is telling me he loves me, but he nodded his head, his lips revealing a wide smile.“Yes, I do love you, Addison, Raya. Whatever you are called.” He said with so much confidence that every doubt in my mind fled.“But you can’t.” I argued, trying to give reasons why this wasn’t possible yet, but he squeezed my hands, reassuring me over and over. “I am…” ruined, cursed, alone, shattered… “me.”Rowan laughed, as if he could read the words I had uttered in my mind, and he shook his head again, firmly. “And I love every version of you. What is there not to love?” He asked, but







