MasukGreer’s POVI didn’t expect him to stay. Ater I fell, my cheek pressed hot and trembling against the thick, straining bulge in his slacks. I braced for the inevitable: the sharp step back, the muttered apology laced with regret, the door closing behind him as he fled down the hall. I braced for shame to crash over me like cold water, leaving me kneeling alone on the rug with my face burning and my heart in pieces. He didn’t move. Neither did I.My hands stayed braced on his thighs, fingers sinking into firm muscle that quivered beneath my palms like taut wire about to snap. His cock throbbed against my cheek through the wool hard, insistent, alive in a way that made my own pulse stutter. His hand remained in my hair: heavy, warm, fingers loosely threaded as though he were caught between cradling me and holding himself back from something irreversible. Maybe he was afraid to grip too tight. Maybe he was afraid to let go at all.My breath came in shallow, uneven puffs that fogged the d
Calder’s POVShe hasn’t left my mind since that night. One accidental step through an open door. One frozen heartbeat where our eyes locked and the world narrowed to the sound of her quick, startled inhale. Now every quiet moment is infected with her, Greer.The way her gaze dropped to my cock, lingered long enough to sear the image into me, then snapped away like she’d been caught in something criminal. The flush that climbed her throat in slow, guilty waves. The soft hitch in her breath that echoed in my chest for hours afterward. I’ve told myself a hundred times it means nothing. Biology. A man’s body reacting to proximity, to youth, to the sheer wrongness of the situation. She’s eighteen. My son’s soon-to-be stepsister. My fiancée’s daughter. The lines couldn’t be drawn any sharper, any more final. And yet. Dinner that evening was unbearable. The long mahogany table gleamed under the chandelier’s low, golden light. Veda sat to my right in emerald silk that caught every flicker,
Greer's POV I closed the door so softly it barely clicked. Then I stood there in the hallway, back pressed to the cool wood, heart hammering so hard I could feel it in my throat. My legs felt unsteady, like the floor might tilt and drop me any second.I had just seen my stepfather naked. Not just naked—thick. Veined. Eight inches of him hanging heavy between his thighs, the kind of cock that looked made for slow, deliberate ruin. I squeezed my eyes shut. Tried to shake the image. Counted backward from one hundred. Pictured cold water. Winter wind. Anything clean and safe. It didn’t work.The picture stayed. Burned behind my lids. The way the veins curved along the shaft, the slight upward tilt even soft, the dark hair at the base. I could almost feel the heat of it if I let myself imagine reaching out.I pressed my thighs together. A shameful throb answered between my legs. Wet. Instant. Wrong. I was supposed to want Wells. Wells, with his easy smile and gentle touches. Wells, who h
Greer’s POV The wedding was six days away, and every morning the mansion seemed to close in a little tighter. I woke with the same knot in my stomach, the kind that never fully loosened. The house was beautiful in the daylight, sunlight poured through tall windows and turned the marble floors gold, but beauty didn’t make it feel like home.It only made me feel smaller. I avoided the main dining room at breakfast. Too many eyes. Too many polite smiles that never reached anyone’s faces. Instead I slipped into the kitchen hoping for something simple, something familiar. Coffee. Toast. Anything that didn’t come on a silver tray.The moment I stepped inside, the conversation stopped. Three staff members stood around the island. One of them, the older woman who always wore her hair in a severe bun and looked at me like I had tracked mud across the floor.“Miss,” she said. Not a question. Not a greeting.“I just wanted some coffee,” I said quietly. “And maybe a piece of bread if there’s an
Greer’s POVI stood in shock as I stared at my stepfather's eight-inch cock, unable to look away as my eyes traced the lines of the veins on it. This was wrong, I told myself. I already had a crush on his son, Wells, who was my stepbrother. How could I compound it by also being attracted to his father?There was no momentary answer I could give except to stare, and when it became obvious that I was staring, I turned back immediately, ignoring him and the unexplainable gaze I had seen in his eyes as I wondered what had just happened. Had I been desiring my own stepfather? I asked myself before I continued walking. But before I continue, allow me to take you back to where it all began...The Rhys mansion rose like a dark jewel against the cliffs of Havenridge, all sharp glass and cold stone that caught the late-afternoon light and threw it back in shards.My mother, Veda, stepped out of the chauffeured car first, heels clicking with purpose, her smile already in place like armor. She lo







