All Chapters of $EX EDUCATION WITH 4 HOT STEPBROTHERS: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Aria’s POVI kept pushing through the treadmill, legs burning but steady, the rhythm of my feet hitting the belt almost soothing after everything that had happened. Sweat trickled down my back and between my breasts, making my tank top cling to my skin, but I didn’t stop. For the first time in days I felt like I was actually getting the hang of this. My speed was improving, my breathing more controlled, and each stride felt stronger than the last. Zane had stepped out a few minutes ago to check on some noise, but I wasn’t worried. The room was quiet except for the low hum of the machine and my own heartbeat. I was finally doing something for myself, building the strength I needed to face Bianca and anyone else who thought they could break me.When my legs started to feel like jelly I slowed the treadmill and stepped off, chest heaving. My throat was dry and scratchy. I needed water. I turned toward the small fridge in the corner and reached for a bottle, but before my fingers tou

ARIA’S POVI tried everything to push him away—hands on his chest, nails digging in—but my body betrayed me completely. My legs tightened around him, heels digging into his back, pulling him deeper. Every thrust made my breasts bounce, his mouth moving between them, sucking and licking while he fucked me right there on the kitchen counter. The wet slap of skin on skin filled the quiet kitchen, my soft moans mixing with his low groans.“More,” I whispered before I could stop myself, shame and pleasure twisting together inside me. “Please… Jasper, more.”He gave it to me. He fucked me harder, deeper, one hand gripping my hip while the other slid between us to rub my clit in tight circles. The pleasure built fast and sharp, my walls clenching around him as I got closer.“That’s it, baby,” he growled against my ear, voice rough and filthy. “Cum on my cock. Let me feel you squeeze me. I want to feel you fall apart for me.”I came hard, crying out as the orgasm crashed through me, my whole

Aria’s POVI thought I was going to push him away. My hands were already on Reed’s chest, palms flat against the hard muscle, ready to shove him back and tell him no for the hundredth time. But the second his mouth claimed mine again, deep and hungry, my fingers curled into his shirt instead. I couldn’t push. I couldn’t even breathe right. His kiss was hot and demanding, tongue sliding against mine in a way that made my knees weak and my body ache with a need I hated myself for feeling.“Reed… stop,” I gasped when he broke the kiss for air, but the words came out breathy and weak. My heart was pounding so hard it felt like it would burst out of my chest.He didn’t stop. He just looked at me with those dark eyes, full of heat and something deeper, then opened the car door beside us and guided me inside. The windows were tinted, turning the world outside into soft shadows. Even though the beach parking lot wasn’t crowded, it still felt too open, too risky. My skin was flushed, my nipp

Aria’s POVI checked the time on my phone. It was already morning the next day, still part of the weekend. The house was quiet, which meant the brothers were probably still asleep or out somewhere. Good. I didn’t want to see any of them right now. I needed space to think, to get my head straight.I walked over to the window and looked out at the garden, my mind turning over what I should do with the weekend. Training. That was it. I had to keep getting stronger. I couldn’t rely on anyone else to protect me, especially not after the way the brothers had let me down. I decided I was going to continue with my self-defense training today. Zane had offered, and even though I was disappointed in him for leaving me the last time to go to Bianca, and he hadn’t contacted me since, I was still going to go to him. Maybe he didn’t want to help me anymore. Maybe he had just gotten back with Bianca for good. That thought annoyed me more than it should have, because I knew they had already bee

Aria’s povI refused to talk to any of them the next morning and I refused to enter anyone’s vehicle. I called a taxi instead, standing outside the gate with my arms crossed tight while the brothers watched me from the windows. I didn’t look back even once. The taxi finally pulled up and I climbed in, giving the driver the school address in a flat voice. The car started moving and for the first few minutes everything felt normal. But soon I noticed the route was wrong. The driver was taking the long way, turning down streets I had never seen before.“Hey, this isn’t the right way,” I said, leaning forward. “You need to turn back. The school is the other direction.”The driver didn’t answer. He just kept driving, eyes fixed on the road. My heart started beating faster. I tried again, voice sharper. “Excuse me, I said turn around. Take me to school the normal way.”Still nothing. The car kept going deeper into an unfamiliar part of the city, the buildings getting older and the streets e