Lahat ng Kabanata ng PLEASURED by her DAD'S ALPHA FRIENDS: Kabanata 21 - Kabanata 30

Delaney"Please come with us, come back, Delaney," Ronan pleaded, turning his mouth down slightly."How about no?" I grunted, pain radiating inside my head as my wolf protested."We can't survive without you, our beasts are detaching from us," Kai said, frowning.I raised my eyebrows, a forced laugh passing between my lips. "So you want me now because you are basically turning into rogues?""Delaney," Kai spoke slowly. "We made a terrible mistake. We judged you without thinking.""Oh yes, you did, and a mere 'sorry' does not make it right," I retorted. Ronan winced, while Kai lowered his eyes."Honey, maybe you should sit down and talk," my dad finally joined in, his voice calming, yet with an edge in its tone."Dad," I closed my eyes."Remember what we just talked about, Del, for your sanity, please. I-I can't lose you," he reminded, squeezing my hand."Now that they are standing here, all I can see is the rope dangling in front of my face," I confessed, swallowing past my dry throat

DelaneyThe moment we stepped into my room, the air thickened. Everything between us had shifted; it felt more charged and magnetic. Before their betrayal, I felt a pull to them, but it was nothing compared to what I was feeling at that moment. My wolf hummed with anticipation as the bond pulsed like a living thing, stretching invisibly from my body to theirs.They didn't rush me, not at all. Instead they stood, watching, their burning gazes making me shift on my feet. For the first time since everything happened, I let myself be free."How are you feeling?" Kai asked, standing in front of me. He stretched his arm, brushing his hand on my cheek.I took a sharp intake of breath, trying to pull myself together. Accepting them meant that I felt twice what I felt when I didn't have a wolf."You can be honest with us, we promised not to hurt you," Ronan declared behind me, placing his hand on my waist.I opened my mouth to answer, but the words died in my throat when Kai lowered his hand,

Delaney It was a little after 10 p.m when we reached the capital's town. It was bustling with life; open bars, malls, supermarkets, gas stations and everything you could think of in a thriving werewolf community. By the look of things, word about the mysterious murder had not reached the public yet. I had counted almost every tree on the road and exhausted every thought about what Kai had said and each time my blood boiled over. "To think I didn't even notice the town as I was driven off to the dungeons," I began, directing my gaze ahead. The Alpha Kings' central offices came into view, the building made of dark stone and obsidian glass breathtaking. It stood towering over other buildings, at the heart of the town, its security tighter than anything I had ever seen. "Where is the town's square from here?" I added, my lips stretching into a smile when Ronan stilled beside me and Kai's left upper corner of his mouth twitched. The driver parked right outside, a number of guards wai

Delaney The next day rolled in quickly, given the fact that we had gotten to the estate after midnight. Nyra had slept in the opposite wing, where Elias and Maribel resided. By the time I woke up, cleaned up and went down to the kitchen, it was already 8 a.m. "She finally graces us with her presence," Maribel teased as I walked in. Nyra was already up, seated on a raised stool, her elbows placed on the kitchen island in the middle of the kitchen. Her and Maribel seemed to be getting along just fine, even though it was Nyra's first day in the alpha kings' estate. On the countertop was a tray of cookies, unpeeled ripe bananas, buttered toasts and sausages. "It's not my problem you couldn't get enough sleep," I teased back, pulling a stool beside Nyra. Her hair was unkempt, eyes bloodshot as if she hadn't slept or had been crying. "What is it, Nyra?" I asked, turning to face her. She hung her face, heaving a small sigh. I waited for her to speak, but she instead ran her hand over

Delaney"I..." Elias stammered, holding Nyra on his side."Is something wrong with my wolf, Maribel?" I asked, there was no other explanation for the pulsing warm feeling. It had started the moment Elias walked in, that had to mean something. Maribel sighed, brushing her hand over her apron. "I know it's hard to make sense of what you are feeling right now. But don't you think we should first give Elias and Nyra time?"I didn't say a word as I walked out, my head almost bursting with a bombardment of questions. Maribel was right behind me, calling my name."Are you going to tell me anything about what I felt back there?" I asked, stopping a step away from the bifurcated staircase. At that moment, I could feel the warmth being replaced by some heat, so subtle but still detectable.She kept quiet, clasping her hands tightly. "I can't; it's not in my position to say," she answered under her breath, thanks to my wolf hearing, I got the words clearly."Thought so," I stated, walking up th