บททั้งหมดของ MY EX BETRAYED ME, SO I SEDUCED HIS ALPHA UNCLE: บทที่ 131 - บทที่ 140

DARIUS’S STUDY The study was quiet, only the soft crackle of the fire filling the silence. Darius stood near the window, his hands clasped behind his back, staring out into the fading light. His reflection stared back at him in the glass, calm on the outside, storming within. Rowan stood by the desk, worry written all over his face. He shifted uneasily before finally speaking. “Alpha… is it really right to take her down there? To see Lyria? I don’t think it’s a good idea.” Darius didn’t answer right away. He let the words sit between them, the silence stretching long enough for Rowan to wonder if he had said too much. When Darius finally spoke, his voice was calm but firm. “I don’t think so either.” Rowan’s brows furrowed in confusion. “Then why did you agree to

The pressure inside her built too fast to contain. When it finally broke, it hit her hard, her release tearing through her in a rush that left her gasping. Her body shook with it, every nerve sparking, every breath uneven. She thought it would end there, that he would slow, but he only shifted her again on her back to face him. This time, a strip of cloth slid over her eyes before she could look him in the eyes, cutting off her sight. Was it a tie? A scarf? She was too high on her release to be bothered. The darkness sharpened everything else, his rough hands guiding her, the heat of his body pressed against hers, the relentless rhythm that gave her no escape. Without sight, she could only feel, and every sensation was amplified: his strength as he held her, the hunger in the way he moved, the pounding of her own heartbeat against her ribs. She sank into it, lost completely. His mouth found hers, and the kiss that follow

Ashera’s heart raced as she reached Nia’s door, her excitement bubbling inside her chest. She couldn’t wait to tell Nia, to have them squeal together, laugh, maybe even cry. Her best friend would be overjoyed. She could already hear Nia’s shrill scream of disbelief. With a smile tugging at her lips, Ashera lifted her hand to knock on the door. That was when she heard it, a soft sound, muffled but unmistakable. A moan. Her brows drew together. Confusion prickled her. Was Nia… crying? Or…? Curiosity warred with hesitation, and Ashera leaned closer, pressing her ear against the doorframe. That was when she realised the latch wasn’t fully closed; the door hung slightly ajar, a slim line of golden light spilling out i

Nia let out another high-pitched scream, grabbing a pillow and smacking it against her own chest. “Are you kidding me right now?! That is so unfair! That is romantic and sexy and overwhelming all in one! Do you realise if a man ever did that to me, I’d faint, drown in the bath, and die happy?!” Ashera shook her head, laughing so hard her stomach hurt. “Nia, stop!” “No, I won’t stop!” Nia declared, eyes glassy with emotion but her voice still dramatic. She gripped Ashera’s hands again, her tone softening under the theatrics. “You deserve this. All of it. After everything we’ve been through, you deserve a man who looks at you like that, who gives you a ring like this, who makes you his Luna without hesitation. I’m so happy for you, Ash. Like, over the moon happy.” Ashera’s laughter faded into a warm, trembling smile, her throat tig

Her heart swelled at the word darling. He said it with such ease, as if the endearment belonged to her and no one else. Her pulse skipped, her thoughts tangled between delight and shyness. She lowered her gaze, fumbling for composure, though a smile betrayed her lips. “Very well,” she said softly, trying to sound braver than she felt. “I’ll do as you say. But don’t come crying to me when I’m done using you.” He leaned back into his chair, his smirk deepening. The way he lounged, so effortlessly in control, only made her more aware of the space he occupied. “Trust me,” he murmured, his voice dropping into something huskier, heavier. “I’d be tempted to see you try to make me cry.” Her heart nearly did a flip inside her chest. She knew