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ONE: LYRA
How To Ride a Guy like a Pro.
Slowly sit over him and insert his dick into your pussy while maintaining eye contact with him.
Place your two feet under his thighs and slowly rotate your hips.
You can milk his penis by shooting your butt out, then go in slowly and continue with the rotation.
Don't be shy. Remember that you're in control, and remember to alternate between riding him and bouncing on his dick.
The lady's voice played on a loop in my head as my husband drove us to the getaway he booked for our 4th wedding anniversary. I've watched countless riding tutorials on YouTube and read up countless articles on how to please a man in the bedroom just because I needed to make tonight count.
It was the first anniversary that we'd actually celebrate because things started going awry for Aaron almost immediately after our wedding. His business started crashing. His investments failed. Everything went wrong. He blamed me for it, even though he didn't say it verbally, but he stopped touching me barely five months into our marriage. The only thing we had between us that was remotely close to sex was whenever he needed me to get on my knees for him to fuck my mouth for as long as he needed to relieve his stress.
A couple of months ago, he told me things were looking up for his company again because they got a wealthy investor. This significantly lifted his mood, and he started looking at me again, complimenting me and dropping chaste kisses on my forehead. We went from being strangers who rarely spoke to having late-night conversations over dinner. Our relationship blossomed again, and I started thinking of how to seduce him and bring sex back into our relationship when he told me the plan for our anniversary, even though he had never remembered the date for the past three years.
It didn't end there. He got me a set of lingerie. Booked spa visits for me where he paid for services that upgraded my looks and prepared my body in a way a bride would be prepared for her wedding night. It reminded me of how racy things were between us before we got married, and during the early months of our marriage, before he got tired of my sloppy movements and rigid body.
That made me desperate to please him, hence the YouTube tutorials and the numerous sex articles that I was currently replaying in my head so I wouldn't forget what I've watched and practiced on pillows.
“You look really good tonight, Lyra,” he complimented me for the umpteenth time, and an embarrassing giggle left my mouth. He glanced briefly at me, grabbed my hand, and pressed a lingering kiss to it.
My body heated up, and that part of me that hasn't known a man's touch in more than 2 years flared to life. I unknowingly rubbed my thighs together as an ache bloomed between them. Before he told me the plans for our anniversary, I'd perfected the art of not thinking about what I wanted, but now my body was constantly in overdrive because I've been thinking about how this night will play out.
I've been thinking of how he'd take that lingerie off me and the things that'd follow…
I rolled down the window for fresh air to calm my nerves, only to see that we'd driven past the metropolitan areas and we were now driving into quieter areas in the city that I'd never been to before.
“The guest house is quite far,” I pointed out, and he nodded.
“Yes, he… I mean, I wanted somewhere really quiet.”
I smiled again, even though his explanation didn't exactly add up. But I didn't mind. I only wanted us to have a good time and go back to the loving couples we used to be.
“Lyra,” he called out, and I turned back to him.
“I know I haven't been the best husband lately. I know I've been distant and abusive, and I truly regret it,” his face contorted into harsh lines that made my heart drop. Without meaning to, I covered his large hand that was on the center console with mine.
“The company was in a really bad shape, Lyra. Our stocks were pummeling. Investors were pulling out. Everything was crashing down on me, and I was stupid enough to take it out on you instead of allowing you to be my supportive system.” his voice cut off, and my heart dropped. It hurt to see him this vulnerable and regretful.
“It's fine, Aaron. I'm fine. We survived it, and now your company is doing well again. We should focus on that.”
“Yeah, right,” he smiled at me as we drove further into quieter roads, “things will be better now, I promise you. I'll be more present. More attentive. We can start planning all those trips you've always wanted us to go to, even before we got married.”
“Yessss. Remember how I've always wanted us to go to Turkey? I've always imagined walking down those close-knit shop aisles while you take my pictures. And also Burj Khalifa in Dubai. Also Italy. Remember the pasta I've always wanted to try? Italian restaurants just don't get it right here and…”
I trailed off when I realized that his brows had quirked up in a way that conveyed his displeasure, and I instinctively shifted back just before his face softened into a smile.
“It's good to see you this chatty. I've missed it, and all of this won't be possible without Raguel Whitebrock.”
Yes. Raguel Whitebrock. He was the name I've heard more than a hundred times over the last couple of weeks. My husband keeps mentioning him at every opportunity he gets. It was Raguel who changed everything. He was the one who decided to invest in a dying company. He was charismatic. He was successful. He has been on the Forbes list since forever. He was a Times-acknowledged billionaire. Aaron was literally obsessed with him in a way that'd have bothered me if he were a lady.
“Remember Raguel, right?”
“Sure. He's your investor. That one who saved PetroVale Energy.”
“Yeah, he actually hasn't saved us yet. He hasn't made the investment because he has a request that must be met before he'd give out the money.”
“Ohh,” I muttered, trying to conceal my disappointment. I didn't want us to talk about Raguel or his today. I just wanted us to focus on us.
“I'm sure you can meet the request. It's probably a managerial role or a stake in the company or something like that.”
“That'd have been simple,” he swallowed, and his Adam's apple bobbled up and down. He looked at me again, and I sat up when I saw the guilt in his eyes.
“He requested a night with my wife.”
LyraMonths had passed since the rebellion, but as I stood before the mirror while the attendants prepared me for my coronation, I could still remember how close we had come to losing everything. The kingdom was recovering, though some wounds would take longer to heal. Yet, for the first time since the ancient chamber collapsed, I could look toward the future without expecting another disaster.My coronation gown was embroidered with the symbols of the different packs, representing their unity without placing one territory above another. As an attendant secured the final piece of jewelry around my neck, I stared at my reflection, thinking about how much my understanding of power had changed.“Your Majesty, we are ready,” one of the attendants said.I nodded. “Thank you. Could I have a moment alone before we leave?”After they left, I took a deep breath. I had once believed that being chosen, loved, and respected would finally make me feel worthy, but I now understood how dangerous it
CharlotteThe council chamber was quieter than I expected, but the silence did nothing to ease the knot in my stomach. Every seat was occupied, and the faces turned toward me held a mixture of anger, disappointment, and distrust. I stood before them as they presented the evidence against me, each document exposing another part of my involvement with the faction. The worst part was that none of it was false.One council member rose. “Charlotte knowingly supported a faction that wanted to weaken the Alpha King's authority and destabilize his reign. She used her relationship with Miguel to gain influence, encouraged his resentment, and allowed him to believe that helping her secure the Luna title would give their ambitions meaning.”I lowered my eyes, knowing there was no excuse that could undo what I had done. I had allowed my ambitions to blind me to the consequences and used Miguel's feelings to get closer to the future I wanted.Another council member leaned forward. “You were aware
LyraI stayed beside Raguel until the healers assured me that his life was no longer in immediate danger. Even then, I struggled to relax, watching his chest rise and fall as the fear of losing him lingered. When the last healer left, I pulled my chair closer to his bed, determined to address everything we had left unsaid.Raguel watched me quietly. “You haven't said much since we got back…”“I'm trying to decide what to say first,” I sighed.“That doesn't sound promising.”“It isn't supposed to.” I glared at him. “You knew your condition was getting worse. You knew another serious exertion could kill you. Instead, you decided to prepare me for a future without you, as if I have no right to know what was happening.”His expression tightened as he looked down at the blanket. “I thought I was protecting you.”“From what, Raguel? The truth? The possibility that you might die? I was already afraid of losing you. Do you honestly think not knowing made any of that easier?”I struggled to co
MiguelThe first thing I noticed when I regained consciousness was the pain in my shoulder. I groaned as I tried to sit up, but the healer immediately warned me not to move too much.I almost smiled, but the expression faded when I remembered what had happened at the stronghold. The collapsing chamber, the faction's leader raising his weapon, Charlotte pushing me out of the way and taking the blow meant for me. I had been so badly injured that I couldn't even protect her in return.“Where is Charlotte?” I asked.“Recovering in another room. She was injured, but she's receiving treatment.”Relief flooded my chest. “And the others? The wounded?”“Most were evacuated. The guards are still searching the ruins and securing the area.”I nodded and settled back against the pillows as the healer shut the door behind her.I couldn't stop thinking about what had happened at the stronghold. Charlotte had taken the blow meant for me, and innocent people had suffered because of the choices I had m
Lyra“Raguel!”I dropped to my knees beside him, barely feeling the pain in my own body as I turned him onto his back. Dust covered his face, and blood stained the side of his mouth. His eyes were closed, and when I pressed my hands against his chest, I could barely feel the faint movement beneath them.“Raguel, please wake up.” My voice shook as I touched his cheek. “You promised me we would face this together. You don't get to leave me now!”There was no answer.“Raguel, come back to me…” I muttered.Nothing changed. His breathing remained shallow, and the warmth I usually felt from him seemed to be fading. Panic tightened around my chest until I could barely breathe myself.“No,” I whispered, shaking my head. “I'm not accepting this. There has to be another way.”The words had barely left my mouth when the chaos around me disappeared. A woman appeared before me, her presence so powerful that I instinctively lowered my gaze. Her silver robes moved gently around her, and her eyes hel
RaguelThe moment I heard that the faction's leader had escaped, I ordered my men to find him.“He must not get to the remaining ritual site,” I told Emily as we moved through the damaged passage. “Send scouts ahead and have the others search every route leading away from the stronghold. I want him found before he gets the chance to start another ritual.”Emily walked beside me, her eyes fixed on my face. “And what do you want to do when we find him? You can barely stand.”I ignored her and continued walking, despite the tightness in my chest and the weakness spreading through my body. We had already lost control of the ritual once, and I couldn't risk allowing him to activate the remaining mechanism.A few steps later, the corridor tilted beneath my feet. I grabbed for the wall, but a sharp pain shot through my chest, weakening my knees.“Raguel!” Emily caught my arm. “That's enough. You are not going anywhere until you tell me what is happening to you.”“Let go of me, Em. I don't ha
LYRAI woke up feeling like I had been dragged through something I couldn’t remember. My body felt heavy and weak, with an aching, unfamiliar soreness. I lay still, trying to piece together fragments of the night before. Flashes—red eyes, a voice, a hand around my neck, the words, “Your husband sold
LYRAThe color completely drained from Aaron's face. His palms tightened into fists, and his Adam's apple bubbled up and down. His lips thinned into furious lines, and I expected him to wake up and put an end to this. I expected him to call the deal off, drag me protectively to his side, and annou
LYRATwo hours ago, I was full of hope and excitement about how the night would play out, but now, my body was as heavy as lead, and my thoughts were in disarray. For the rest of the drive, Aaron had coached me about what to do and what not to do. He told me to do whatever Raguel requested of me
LYRAFor a minute, everything existed in echoes and blurs. I expected Aaron to laugh and tell me he was joking, or to tell me he had dismissed Raguel immediately and that they were currently hunting for another investor. But my husband did none of that. He continued driving through the quiet road







