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Sloane
I never thought I would cry for a man, but here I am—frozen, my ass exposed to the wind—as I bawl, watching my boyfriend go balls-deep into my best friend. He'd told me he would be working late today, a line he'd been using too often. So I decided to surprise him, wearing nothing but sexy lingerie and carrying his birthday cake. My hands shook as a hollow, punching feeling hit my chest. The cake slipped from the box, scattering across the tiled floor. I tried to control myself, to steady my fast, ragged breaths, but I couldn't. Barry turned, his eyes landed on the ruined cake and then moved up to meet mine. I expected him to say something, to stop, to tell me this was all an act. Instead he smiled. A small, calculated grin as he held Kylie’s hip tighter and slapped her ass so hard she screamed. “You ride me so good, baby. Just look at your wet pussy juicing out for me, you filthy whore.” I trembled; bile rose in my throat and I could barely form a word. The tears came fast, running down my face and smearing my makeup. “Oh my God, Barry. God, you feel so good. Fuck!” “That's it babe, take my cock.” “Oh my god!” It felt like my whole world was collapsing in front of my eyes. I gathered the last of my strength and screamed so loud, eyes shut, that Kylie flinched. When I opened my eyes, Barry sat on the bed, and Kylie clutched the sheets to her bare chest. “Oh my God, Sloane, a little privacy?” she said, rolling her eyes as she swung her legs off the bed, her naked ass on display. “You just had to ruin this. Typical, Sloane,” she hissed. I lunged toward her, breathing ragged, fists clenching and unclenching until my knuckles ached. “How dare you? How dare you sleep with my boyfriend and talk to me like that?!” I screamed. She glanced at Barry, and together they laughed in my face. Barry stood up and walked to where we stood. “Boyfriend? I was never your boyfriend, Sloane. Yuck, it's so disgusting that you think I would end up with someone who can't even shift. Someone with no wolf!” “You didn't expect me to marry you, did you?” he continued, and my heart shattered into a thousand pieces. Tears slipped down my cheeks, blurring my vision. No. I can't cry in front of them. I…I won't. I looked down and fidgeted with my fingers while the man I had loved my whole life, since before I could walk or even speak, insulted me. Call me cursed just because I can barely shift. “Barry… but you promised. You promised me forever, and now—” I choked on the last word. He cackled, clutching his stomach as laughter tumbled out of him. I used to be mesmerized by his laugh; it was one of the things I loved most about him. Now? Now I wanted to shove my fingers into those laughing eyes and watch him wince in pain. He needed to feel what I felt. “You are a nobody, Sloane.” “That's right, baby,” Kylie chimed in. “You're no more than a mere human. You have no place in this pack!” I reached for him and he shoved me away, letting me fall. I burst into full blown tears. “No wonder she never found a mate, babe,” Kylie sneered. “Did you really think Barry would marry you?” She strolled to where I lay and flipped her hair up, revealing a fresh mark at the base of her throat. Did he? No. Please, no. “Y-you marked her?” My voice was thin with disbelief. “Yes, he marked me. He was never going to end up with you.” Kylie crouched to my level, her eyes cold. “You're nothing but a useless thing, Sloane. You shouldn't even have existed.” She smiled and flashed a ring on her middle finger. “Besides, we are engaged. Barry is Beta and I deserve a Beta. Not you.” I had given him everything. Every year, every sacrifice, I cared for him. I made myself small so he could be happy. Was this how he repaid me? Like trash? Like I deserved to be humiliated? I forced myself to stand, slow and steady, gathering what dignity I had left. I was about to speak when the door burst open and pack guards flooded the room. Kylie yanked the sheet around herself as they got closer. I wiped my cheeks with the back of my hand and planted my feet. Let them answer for this. They both deserved to rot for what they'd done to me. “What's going on?” Barry and Kylie asked in confusion. “Guards—” I began, but they ignored me, turning to me instead. Three of them were suddenly at my side, hands snapping onto my arms. What the hell was happening? “What's going on?” I demanded, but they didn’t say a word, and averted their eyes, treating me like I wasn't even there. One of them stepped forward, taller than the rest, his nose crooked and his expression hard. “Sloane Moon, you are under arrest for fraud. You will remain silent.” Wait…what?! I tried to laugh it off and shake them loose, but their grip tightened. “You're making a mistake,” I said. “They're the ones who should be locked up!” “Take her away!” the commander barked. They shoved me toward the entrance and hauled me out. I fought, clawing at their hands, twisting my arms until breath burned my lungs. Fraud? What were they talking about? My heart hammered against my ribs as we crossed the estate toward the pack center. I spotted my brother and wrenched free, running to him. Alpha Kris, my brother, the leader of the Crimson Pack, would know what to do. If anyone could fix this, it would be him. But as I drew near, his smile shifted into something unfamiliar. “What's going on? They're accusing me of fraud,” I stammered, desperate for him to intervene. Slowly, his bright smile collapsed into something else, like disgust. He looked at me as if I were a stain on his suit. “Kris?” I whispered. “Get your hands off me, you traitor!” he spat.Sloane The triplets have been doing everything to make Tracy feel good and happy. They bring her breakfast in bed, have little karaoke nights with her, and take her out to the city to have some fun. It's been a fun week since Tracy was discharged, and I have watched the triplets grow so much within these past few days. They really love their mom, and they would do anything if it meant she was going to live.Today, I was at home alone with Tracy, and the triplets had gone off to work. I decided to check up on her after they left.I walked up to her room and knocked on the door. She opened it, her face lighting up when she saw me.“Oh, Sloane. Come on in.”I smiled and walked in when she allowed me the space to come inside. We haven't told the pack about the recent developments with Tracy's health, and she doesn't want to tell anyone right now.I haven't even told Gen, although she told me she suspected Tracy was sick. As much as I love Gen, and she's literally the best friend anyone c
LoganMom looked at us for a reasonable amount of time before she looked down at her hands.“Ma… why?” I asked finally, and she took a long time before she answered.“I don't want to give myself to treatment, so it wouldn't be the last thing I remember before I die. I don't want to waste the time I have left enjoying it with my sons and my daughter.”“But that doesn't make sense. That would just mean you want to die, just like that. What about us?” Dean asked, his voice already cracking.“You didn't think about us and how we would feel? You only thought about yourself.”“Dean—”“No.” He stood up, this time with anger written all over him, but I knew it was hiding what was really wrong. He was scared and hurt, just like Hunter and me. Hearing your dying mother say her last wish is to leave this earth without treatment because she doesn't want to be injected and treated was heartbreaking.“Dean, relax.”“No, don't tell me to, Logan. Don't! She doesn't want to get herself treated because
Sloane I woke up to noise in the kitchen. I followed the trail of the noise and walked right up to the kitchen. It was an obvious mess. Pots here, pans there, flour and baking powder stained the counter while the triplets moved around in the kitchen, clearly confused and rushing.“What is all this?” I asked, yawning as I got down the stairs. I paused. “And what’s that burning smell?”“Shit!” they shouted at the same time and walked to the oven. Dean wore the mittens and took out the already-burnt cake.“Is no one going to tell me what’s going on here?”“We are making breakfast for Ma. She’s probably awake right now, so we are trying to hurry.”I smiled, my hands folded across my chest as I looked at them. They were trying to make breakfast for Tracy, and then this happened.“Come on, I’ll help.”After thirty minutes of the mad mess, we finally cooked up some breakfast for Tracy and took it up to her room. We knocked once and then twice, but there was no answer. I pushed the door; it
Sloane Dying?“What's wrong, ma?” Dean asked, taking her hand and walking her back to the chair.“What do you mean by you're dying?”“Yesterday…” She took a pause before she sat down and looked at us. “My doctor told me the chemo had failed and that my lungs are shutting down. The scans show that the cancer has continued to spread despite treatment.”What?“She said the tumors are severely affecting my lungs, and my breathing is becoming increasingly difficult. I can barely stand as it is. I can barely do anything. Every single day, I feel myself shutting down, yet I've endured and covered it up like there's not a problem. I am so tired.”The boys looked at their mother, and I could sense the pain in their eyes. They may not admit it, but I could see the fear too.My heart broke as I watched them look at Tracy, who was practically shaking while her hands shivered on her lap. I wished I could hold her and tell her everything was going to be okay, but today, I could see the fear in her
Sloane No one told me how amazing it was to satisfy yourself with three men. Three hungry men who would do anything to please me.“Phew, my back aches,” I complained, getting up from the bed and walking toward the closet.Hunter stood up, his naked butt on full display as he walked up to me and placed his hands on my back, massaging it slowly as I twisted my head.“I feel like I just ran a marathon. Seriously, why do we do this?”“You still sore?” Dean asked from the bed.“Kinda,” I responded and walked into the closet, leaving Hunter hanging. I walked back out with clothes in my hands.“Okay, get up, people. We’re stepping out today. Maybe go to the mall or do something different.”“I don't want to get up from this bed,” Logan said, yawning.The knock on the door interrupted us. It went on countless times until I put on a gown and walked to the door. I opened it and saw Tracy standing there.She had a not-so-amazing smile on her face.“Hi, Sloane. I'm sorry to bother you, but I figu
Sloane The door opened suddenly, and the triplets all walked in like they owned the place. I mean, technically, they did.That was just terrible. The one time I get to crack a joke, I am failing terribly. Tracy quickly dabbed at her eyes, a smile spreading across her lips as she watched the triplets approach us.“What are you guys doing here so early?”“That’s true… you’re not supposed to be back until three hours later. I wanted to bring lunch to you, but sadly, you’re back.”“We were tired and decided to come back. Besides, we missed a certain brunette.”I couldn’t hide my blush as I looked at them. I averted my eyes, a pink hue creeping up my cheeks. Tracy looked at the four of us and cleared her throat.“I think I’m going to give you three some space. Sloane, I’ll be in my room in case you need me.”“Sure,” I said, staring at the triplets this time. I didn’t even notice when she stepped out. Suddenly, the triplets surrounded me, all with their hands in their pockets as they stare
Sloane“Mom!” he shouted. “A little privacy, please.”She stopped mid-track with just enough time for me to stick my head out of the water, breathe properly, then shove it back under.“All right then, I'll be waiting for you downstairs,” she said and walked out of the room. The moment she was gone,
Sloane I signed the contract.I was no longer just Sloane Moon. I belonged to the triplet Alphas of the Moonlight Pack. I was theirs to use. Their pet.For the first time today, I left the comfort of the room and roamed the house. The plan was to learn every single part of this building in case I
Sloane I woke up to bright sunlight stabbing my eyes the moment they snapped open. Logan sat beside me, holding a tray of food, a cunning smile on his face.“Good morning, angel,” he said, setting the tray on the bed. I looked at it: toasted bread, sunny-side eggs, and a steaming cup of hot chocol
SloaneI had gone through pain all my life and right then, revenge was the only thing I wanted. The only thing I craved, but not at the expense of letting them use me. They had gone outside that time, leaving me free access to the window.I should have escaped, but I didn't.I didn't move.Instead,







