Semua Bab Greedy Me Wants All Alphas to Myself : Bab 71 - Bab 80

Darren The warm oblivion slowly receded, replaced by the soft glow of the morning. My eyes fluttered open, blinking against the gentle light filtering through the window. For a moment, I lay there, wrapped in a comfortable warmth, the lingering echoes of intense pleasure still humming in my veins. My body, though still heavy with exhaustion, felt profoundly sated. I stretched, a languid arch of my back, and realized I was alone in the bed. Levy must have already risen.A soft chuckle escaped my lips as I remembered the events of the night. My inner girl was still doing cartwheels, buzzing with a triumphant glee. Levy was… everything. Kind, patient, powerful, and undeniably sensual. The contrast to Aeron’s cold touch, to Ryan’s desperate, almost punishing intensity, was stark and incredibly welcome. This felt right. This felt good.I swung my legs over the side of the bed, feeling a delicious ache in my muscles. I needed to find Levy. And perhaps some more of that spring water he’d of

The common area buzzed with the low hum of conversation and the clatter of plates, but all I could hear was the frantic drum of my own heartbeat. Kael’s words, his smug smirk, and the visceral, sickening flash of memory still reverberated in my mind. Pine and damp earth. Strong hands. Amber eyes. It was undeniable. I had had sex with Kael. And I had no memory of it.My gaze snapped back to Levy, who was now walking with Kael towards the long communal tables laden with food. Levy’s back was to me, but I could feel the invisible threads of his attention, still pulling, still dissecting. He wasn’t surprised by my stunned silence. He had expected it. He had expected me to touch the lantern’s lid. He had expected me to reveal another crack in the facade.A wave of nausea washed over me, a physical manifestation of the sheer terror coiling in my gut. This wasn’t playful seduction. This wasn’t genuine connection. Levy was observing me, like a scientist with a new specimen. And I was the spec

Levy’s grip on my chin tightened, his purple eyes blazing with an unyielding demand. The sheer force of his presence pinned me to the earth, every fiber of my being screaming in terrified submission. He didn’t need to ask again. My desperate nod was enough.He released me, and I sagged against the tree, gasping for breath, my throat raw. He stood over me, his silhouette a towering, inescapable figure against the dappled sunlight.“Good,” he said, his voice clipped, devoid of any previous pretense of warmth. “Let’s go.”He didn’t wait for me to stand. He simply turned and strode back through the undergrowth, a silent, powerful command emanating from him that compelled me to follow. My legs, still trembling, somehow found the strength. I stumbled after him, knowing I had no choice.He led me not back to the lodge, but to a smaller, more secluded cabin nestled deeper within the forest. It was rustic, built of rough-hewn logs, and gave off an ancient, earthy scent. Inside, it was sparsely

Hi guys a new book!Bam!Anne slams the fridge shut, her frustration thick in the air. "Really? IT support? Really?" She throws her hands up. "I don't know much about tech jobs, but that sounds like a dead-end. We can't keep doing this, Tyler. We need better!"I sigh, my shoulders slumping. "Anne, there's nothing else available right now. Either I stay home or take the job."Eric, sitting across from me, leans forward. "Look, my company promotes fast. You've got the skills. Once they see what you're capable of, the rest will be easy. The pay's good, too."I pinch the bridge of my nose, trying to ignore the sinking feeling in my stomach. "I'm not thrilled about it either, but it's the best I've got right now."Anne scoffs. "Fifty thousand? That's nothing. Tyler was making more back in L.A."Eric's eyes flick to her, then back to me, his voice tightening. "Tyler needs our support right now, not your crap. Can we not do this right now?"Anne folds her arms, clearly not impressed, but she

Han's POVI stepped out of my office, the heavy silence shattered by the urgent shouts of my bodyguards. Then, a phone rang."Sir, you have a call." One of them handed it to me.I placed it against my ear. "Hello?""The chip has been created."Azazel's voice was as cold as ever, cutting straight to the point. "We're already shipping it to Russia as we speak. We need you to meet us there.""I'm on my way," I said without hesitation.The call ended abruptly, and we continued walking. As we moved through the building, I noticed an unusual number of people coming and going employees and random people who had no business being here."This is a tech company, not a fashion gala," I muttered, my irritation growing.One of my bodyguards answered, "We're hiring, sir."I nodded absentmindedly, but my attention was caught by a blonde guy near the coffee machine. His hair glinted under the fluorescent lights, and his blue eyes stood out even from a distance. His shirt was soaked in coffee, an unfo