Semua Bab Claim me, Biker Alpha: Bab 61 - Bab 70

Aldrich nodded. “Then you will get fucked.”Slowly, he pushed me toward the bed. The back of my leg hit the frame, and he let me lie down on the mattress. He towered above me, and without wasting time, his fangs dug into my neck. He sucked in hard, pleasure-laced tugs that sent desire spiraling down my spine. He clasped my hands together in one of his and held them above my head.“Ald—” I moaned, clasping my thighs together as I tried to break free from his grip. I just wanted to be able to touch him too, but he did not let me go.He kept sucking, so hard that I thought he might really mark me tonight… but he wouldn’t, would he? Marking me would break all the contract rules, and that meant we wouldn’t be able to let each other go anymore.Aldrich pulled back, his eyes brimming with lust as his thumb reached out and rubbed down over my clothed nipples.“Haha,” I gasped as he rubbed in tight circles that made my breasts feel heavier and fuller. “Oh…” I curled my toes hard, feeling the d

Lilith’s POVIt’s been a week since I last saw Evander. Three days since I sent him out of my room—and he never turned back. He left, and for three days that I did not see him, he did not bother to check up on me.I checked my phone more than a million times for his text messages, but they never came. At intervals, I checked the door, waiting for it to open and for him to walk in, but no… it remained locked. My eyes darted around the pack house, thinking I’d catch a glimpse of him anywhere, but it was like he disappeared entirely from the surface of the earth.I wouldn’t lie that it was difficult staying without him. In fact, the longest I have stayed without him was three hours. Anytime I remembered his words, my chest tightened with an immense pain that I have never experienced before in my entire life.He called me an item on an auction. Fuck… Even when I try to push it off my mind, the pain won’t subside no matter what I do. His words kept echoing like bad music on display, threat

Evander’s POV Lilith would never understand the reason why I don’t want to get married to her—at least not now. At least not until I was sure that my best friend wasn’t going to die in a year’s time, because if he did… then there would be no need for me to live too. The late Luna gave me one task; please protect my son. And since that day, that has been the most important task to me—in fact, I have given up my life for the mission to keep Aldrich safe, and that was why… I considered every other thing a distraction. If I married Lilith now, I might not be able to fulfill my duties, and that scared me more than anything else, which was the more reason why I held on from marriage. But Lilith thought that I did not love her, when I did with every fibre of me. She thought that she was not my entire world, when she was the second most important person to me after her brother. She thought that she was just an option, when she was the only choice. Yeah… she seduced me, but the truth was,

Mara's POV“You mean he said that?!” Lilith asked for the fifth time today. She couldn't believe her ears after I had narrated everything that conspired between Aldrich and me. “He told you not to cum and kicked you out of his room.”“Yes, he said that,” I affirmed again, wondering why she was so surprised. I had always known he was an asshole who would never be attracted to me if he didn’t want to be. “Not like he kicked me out of the room — his words did.”“Fuck,” she cursed under her breath, her hands gripping the bedsheet until her knuckles turned white. “My brother is such an idiot. How could he miss out on such a beautiful and sexy woman like you?” She ran her hands through her hair and seemed more frustrated and angry than I was.She grabbed my hand again. “I'm sorry about my brother, Mara. I'm so very sorry. You don't deserve to go through all that.” Her voice was thick with guilt and her expression was sad.I managed a smile at her. “I'm okay, Lilith. You don't have to feel s

Aldrich’s POV“We need to keep an eye on Silas,” Evander said as he uncorked the whiskey and poured it into two glasses. He approached me and extended one toward me. “Apart from the fact that he hates you, I think he has a hidden agenda. But what I fear the most is that he might really have a spy among the bikers.”Of course, Silas always had a hidden agenda. But having a spy among the bikers was almost impossible. Those men were my brothers—loyal to a fault—and I found it difficult to wrap my head around the fact that any of them would actually betray me. Not that I trusted anyone completely apart from Evander, but their immense loyalty had forced me to rely on them.I took the glass from him. “Why did you say that?” I asked, swirling the whiskey before taking a sip. “I don’t think any of the men are capable of betraying me, though.”“When we were investigating the use of black magic and his connection with the Rogues, we kept facing challenges at every turn and that was why we faile