All Chapters of Alpha Obsession : Sinful Pleasure: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

MarianI clenched my fists. “Jake…” I said, my voice low, almost a growl, letting my dominance seep through. “I am not here to be ignored. You… you know I am yours. My body… my wolf… they belong to you.”He didn’t look at me. He didn’t even flinch. “I said stop,” he murmured. “This is not the time.”I felt heat rise up my neck, my cheeks burning—not from embarrassment, but from the fire of desire and frustration mixed together. I stepped closer, deliberately close, so my body brushed his. My wolf pressed against his scent, trying to claim him. My lips hovered near his again, teasing, daring, demanding.But again… he didn’t respond. He didn’t pull me in, didn’t bite, didn’t growl. He simply… continued the conversation with Ryan as if I weren’t even there.“Jake,” I whispered, low and urgent, “I am your Luna. You… you can’t ignore me.”Ryan’s eyes darted between us, awkward, confused, and maybe a little jealous. I didn’t care. My eyes locked on Jake’s, burning with need, with desire, wi

Alpha JakeI stared at the door after Marian left my office, my chest tight, my hands gripping the edge of my desk. The sound of her heels clicking away still echoed in my head, like some mocking rhythm. Ryan, standing quietly in the corner, couldn’t help but chuckle.“Alpha Jake… why do you look… mad? Seeing your own mate, and you… you look annoyed,” he said softly, trying to mask his amusement.I ran a hand through my hair, exhaling sharply. “I don’t know why,” I admitted. “I don’t… I don’t feel anything for her anymore. Not the way I should.”Ryan’s eyebrows shot up. “Nothing?”I leaned back in my chair, staring at the ceiling. My wolf stirred faintly, restless, but even she seemed confused by the absence of desire. “Nothing. Not the teasing, not the provocations… not the way she tried to… whatever she thought she was doing yesterday. I don’t care. She’s my mate on paper, nothing more.”Ryan tilted his head. “Maybe it’s temporary? She provokes you; you’re just… distracted?”I shook

Alpha JakeI felt a strange hollowness settle in my chest. Not shock alone… but guilt. Pain. A part of my heart twisted uncomfortably. Because I knew. I knew. I had hurt her. I had been cold, dismissive, careless with her emotions. And somewhere along the way… I had driven her further than I realized.Ryan’s voice broke through my thoughts. “Alpha… are you… okay?”I exhaled sharply, pressing my hand against my forehead. “No,” I admitted, voice low. “No, I’m not.” My wolf pressed against me, uneasy, restless, but not in the way it usually was. There was no desire, no hunger—just the raw edge of pain and regret.George’s eyes narrowed slightly, as if sensing my inner turmoil, though he remained cold. “It’s… unfortunate. But life moves forward. People in this building… they need attention, not grief over the past.”I turned my gaze back to him, my jaw tight, teeth pressing together. “Ashley didn’t deserve this. She didn’t deserve… any of it.” My words came out rough, jagged, unrefined. “

AlyannaI crouched behind the wide potted fern near the corner of the hallway, my heart hammering so hard I was certain Alpha Jake would hear it. Every step he took echoed in the polished building, and every time I caught a glimpse of him through the glass doors, I wanted to melt into the floor.I had rehearsed this moment in my head a thousand times. Every possible scenario. Every possible reaction he might have. But nothing could prepare me for the way my stomach twisted when I realized… he had no idea I was still alive. My old name—Ashley—was gone. Everything about that girl was gone. I was Alyanna now. Stronger. Smarter. Harder. And yet, my heart… my stubborn heart … still fluttered at the thought of seeing him again.“Dad…” My voice was barely a whisper, trembling as I pulled myself further behind the fern. “Why… why was Alpha Jake here?”George Harrison’s voice came from the room beyond, calm, cold, unflinching. “Do not worry, Alyanna,” he said, almost gently, though I knew bett

AlyannaA shiver ran through me at his words, a mix of pride and tension. My wolf responded, a low growl stirring in my chest—not hunger, not desire—but the awareness of dominance, the readiness to claim and protect, the thrill of being seen as powerful and capable.Gary laughed softly, leaning against the doorway. “Mom… Dad… Dwayne’s making it sound like you’re some kind of dangerous weapon now.”I rolled my eyes, a small smile tugging at my lips. “Maybe I am. You’ll see, Gary. You’ll see one day.”Dad’s eyes flicked toward me, sharp, approving. “Good. Keep that fire. Keep that control. Never let anyone—Alpha Jake included—see you as weak or small again. You are Alyanna. Remember that.”I nodded, feeling the tension inside me pulse stronger, ready to ignite at the right moment. I glanced toward the window, toward the streets outside, imagining the world as a chessboard, each step carefully measured, each move planned. Alpha Jake didn’t know I was alive. He had no idea that Ashley was