Sleep did not come cleanly. I drifted in fragments, always half-aware of the dull, deep throb between my legs and the slow, inevitable leak of everything they had left inside me. Every time I shifted, the sheets clung wetly to my thighs. Every time Liam’s hand tightened on my hip in his sleep, my cunt clenched around nothing and a fresh trickle ran out of me. The sensation was no longer shocking. It had become the baseline condition of my body. When I finally woke fully, the light beyond the glass was the pale gray of early morning. Liam was already awake, propped on one elbow, watching me. His fingers moved slowly through the mess on my inner thigh, not trying to clean it, just tracing the evidence. “You’re quiet,” he said. I was. The six hours with the Primaries had done something the larger numbered rotations had not. The fifty, the fifty-five, the sixty—those had been spectacles. Overwhelming, addictive, but still framed as events. What Rylan, Evander, and Cole had done was d
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