All Chapters of Shared Obsession: A Dark MMM Romance: Chapter 181 - Chapter 190

Maddox Jade’s voice cracked as she screamed, her hand trembling but steady enough to keep the barrel aimed right between my eyes.“If you had just stayed away,” she spat, tears streaking down her face, “if you hadn’t come into those boys’ lives and ruined everything—none of this would be happening!”Her knuckles whitened on the gun, and I lifted my hand slightly, trying to steady the storm in her eyes. “Put the gun down, Jade. Don’t make this worse for yourself.”She let out a wild, broken laugh, her chest heaving. “Worse? I won’t be the one getting harmed. You will.”I couldn’t help the low laugh that rumbled from my throat, shaking my head slowly. Did she forget who she was pointing that thing at? I was Alpha of this pack. The strongest wolf alive. A human with a trembling hand and a piece of metal thought she could bring me down? The idea was almost laughable.Her face twisted with desperation, her finger tightening. “Before they take me, I’m killing you.”The trigger clicked.My

KyleMaddox’s refusal only made me burn hotter. His grip was firm on my jaw, his voice rough as he tried to ground me, but I could see the way his chest rose and fell, the way his pupils swallowed his eyes whole. He was trembling as much as I was.I leaned up, brushing my lips against his, whispering against his mouth like a plea. “But I want it… I want you to.” My hands slid over his bare chest, down his stomach, tugging at the waistband of his pants. “You can’t tell me you don’t want it too.”“Kyle…” His warning came out more like a groan, strained and fraying at the edges. He pressed his forehead to mine, breathing me in, his body taut with restraint that was seconds from snapping.I nipped at his lower lip, tugging it between my teeth before letting go, my voice breaking with a desperate laugh. “Then lose control for me.”That was it. The last thread holding him together snapped.He growled deep in his chest and suddenly his mouth was crashing against mine, devouring me, hungry an

MaddoxKyle came undone first, his whole body trembling beneath me, legs quaking as he arched off the cushion and spilled hard between us. The sound he made was raw and unrestrained, dragging me right to the edge. I couldn’t hold back after that, not with his heat gripping me so tightly, not with his broken moans echoing in my ears. My pace faltered, turned desperate, and with one last thrust, I groaned into his skin, spilling deep inside him.For a moment, the only sound was our harsh and uneven breath, filling the quiet of the sitting room. His body twitched with aftershocks, and I stayed buried in him, my arms locked around him like I’d never let him go. He clung back, still shaking, his chest pressed to mine.I pressed a kiss to his temple, tasting the sweat on his skin. “You’re perfect,” I whispered, my voice still raw from the growl that had torn out of me moments ago.We stayed like that, tangled on the cushion, until I felt him grow heavy against me—boneless, spent, his breath

HaydenMax was crouched beside me on the grass, clutching his half-finished cotton candy like it was a treasure. He kept stealing glances at me as if to test whether I would still be there if he dared to look away. I smiled faintly, tearing off the end of my own candy and holding it out to him. “Here. Double portion. Only because you promised not to cry again.”He grinned, mouth sticky, and for the first time that day I saw the sulky anger slip away from his face. I leaned back against the bench, watching him carefully. He was a stubborn little thing, pouting one second, laughing the next. But at least he wasn’t hugging himself on the ground anymore, refusing to move. That felt like progress.I was still trying to figure out how to keep him calm until his father showed up when the sound of hurried footsteps caught my attention. I turned, expecting some frantic parent, and instead froze.The man approaching wasn’t a stranger. White coat gone, casual clothes in its place, but I knew him

KyleI pushed my chair back and stood up, telling Collin I had to leave. But before I could even take a step, he was on his feet too.“How about we leave together?” he said quickly, almost too quickly. “We could even enter the same cab.”I swallowed, hesitation thick in my throat. Sure, I’d been fine with him a few minutes ago, laughing even, but that didn’t mean I was ready to stay stuck with him longer than necessary. Still, I didn’t exactly have a choice. Weakly, I nodded.So together, we headed out, flagged down a passing cab, and slid inside.Silence filled the air between us, heavy and awkward, as the city blurred by outside the window. I stared at the glass, watching the faint reflection of my own tired face. That was when the thought hit me—Maddox. His words. The night he admitted what he’d done to Collin. My chest tightened, guilt clawing at me until I couldn’t hold it in anymore.“I’m sorry about my dad,” I whispered.Collin turned his head toward me, brows drawn tight in co