LOGIN“You are mine, Firefly. Only mine, Mine to touch. Mine to kiss. Mine to fuck,,.” he whispered slowly against my neck, my body drenched with the warmth of his breath against my skin, my thighs clenching tighter with every word and claim he utters “If you let another man touch you he dies. I am the gates of hell Firefly, If you walk in I wouldn’t let you leave.” To Escape her dangerous Ex and fulfil her family’s ultimatum Addison make a deal with her billionaire neighbour “Axel Rex” who unknown to her is a devil with a devastatingly gorgeous face, he proposes a a simple two months contract; she will be his charming plus one to corporate events, important gatherings… and he will provide the build of the boyfriend she wants and her family will accept to keep her obsessive Ex-boyfriend away. Addison believes his fierce protectiveness over her is just an act for the public, however she’s completely blinded to the real reason: Axel is an Alpha, a descendant from the house of Orion, and she is his mate, he never saw their agreement as a lie, for him it was a step closer to getting her, a step closer to claiming her as his, but will she still be his after knowing who he truly is? Would she choose to stay even with lies? Will what was turning real shatter back to dust? Will their love reign over the curse of his existence?
View MoreADDISON.She opened the door, put her hand gently on my back, and guided me through it.And then she pulled the door closed behind me.The room was extraordinary.I didn't fully take it in immediately — I was looking for him, scanning, and found him at the same moment that the details of the room reached me. Candles everywhere, hundreds of them it seemed, on every surface, casting everything in warm gold. Flowers — white and green and deep red, arranged with care throughout the space. The smell of them mixing with the candle wax and the old stone of the building and underneath everything the faint salt of the sea coming through a window somewhere.And Axel.Standing in the center of it, in a suit — dark, perfectly fitted, the kind of thing he wore when he was being deliberate about something. His hands were at his sides and he was looking at me with an expression that I had seen pieces of before, in different moments, but never quite assembled like this — all of it present at once, no
ADDISONFive months.Five months since we arrived at the estate and I had become an actual werewolf. I had decided to stay somewhere around the end of the second month.It hadn't been a dramatic decision. No single moment where everything crystallized and I made a declaration. It had been more like a gradual, honest acknowledgment of something that was already true — I was happy here. Genuinely, sustainably, specifically happy in a way that had nothing to do with novelty or escape and everything to do with the particular rightness of a place and a life that fit.I had called Devin first.He had been quiet for a long time after I told him, the specific quiet of someone processing something they hadn't expected and were deciding how to receive it. Then he had said, in a voice that was carefully even, "Is this what you want? Not what makes sense, not what's practical. What you actually want.""Yes," I had said.Another silence. "Then okay," he had said. "I'll visit."My mother had been h
ADDISON We went outside, Axel walked me through the basics first, which I appreciated even if Khyra was vibrating with impatience. How to let the speed come naturally rather than forcing it. How to distribute my weight differently than I used to. How to feel the difference between human instinct and wolf instinct and let the second one inform the first.I listened carefully.Then we walked to the far end of the lawn and he pointed to the old stone wall at the opposite end, maybe three hundred meters away, the oak tree growing beside it."There," he said. "That's the finish. Ready?"I looked at the distance. Felt Khyra assess it with the particular focused attention of something that had been born knowing how to run."Khyra and I are going to absolutely kick your ass," I said.Axel looked at me. Then at the finish line. Then back at me with an expression I couldn't immediately read. "Who's Khyra?""My wolf," I said. "I named her. Don't be a jealous bean.""I'm not—"I started running.
ADDISONI was glad to be here, back in Axel’s estate in Greece. It was gorgeous as always and even felt fresher and better now. Khyra was absolutely losing her mind and honestly I was too. I know, I thought at her. I know, it's beautiful."Are you alright?" Axel was looking at me."Fine," I said. The gate opened and the estate came into view properly and I stopped thinking about whatever I was going to say next because the estate had that effect on me — that full-stop, breath-catching effect of something that was simply and immediately beautiful.It was large. Significantly larger than I had fully registered the last time — stone walls and old olive trees and the main house sitting at the center of it all with the particular grace of a building that had been designed for the place it was in rather than dropped into it. The grounds rolled away in every direction, the gardens near the house and beyond everything the sea.Just the sea. Enormous and present."Axel," I said."Yes.""Thi
AxelI tried to tell myself it was just anxiety. Just my own paranoia because I couldn't check my phone, couldn't get updates, couldn't confirm that Addison was safe.But the feeling wouldn't go away."—which is why we believe you are the natural choice to lead House Orion into the next generation,
AddisonMy chest was tight, my heart racing so fast I thought it might explode. Water dripped from my hair down my face, mixing with tears I didn't even realize I was crying.Feign. It was Feign.He was here. Right in front of me. Smiling that horrible smile."What's wrong, Addy?" he asked, his voi
ADDISON The knock on my door came at exactly six-thirty, which meant it was Devin. My brother had always been annoyingly punctual.I opened the door to find him holding two bags of Thai takeout and wearing his "concerned big brother" expression."You look terrible," he said by way of greeting."He
AXELThe whiskey burned going down, but I barely felt it. I was on my third glass—or maybe my fourth—sitting in the darkness of my penthouse, I just wanted get drunk, burned all the pain with alcohol. But then again, wolves can't get drunk no matter how much we drink. So basically I was stuck in a






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