Amantes De Una Noche Novels & Stories

“Oh?” “Yes. The darkness from beyond night itself wishes bad things, don’t you know?” Ralta smiled. “Then we shall crush them and their hairy pets. This time, we will be ready and will be coming for them. I do so detest being the southbound end of a northbound female dog.” ***

“Karma is a bitch. I hope Nathan filled her up and got her pregnant out of wedlock since it was her desire to be filled with his cum. There is a good chance that Mr. Hendricks will take her if she doesn’t want to go stay with Nathan. What am I saying? Nathan might want the two of them.” That was all I said, and then I left the living room. I pulled out my phone and navigated to the Desires of the Night website, where I could rent a man. No way will I be sleeping with a man who is too old for me. As I chose the man I wanted, the app asked me about my size preferences: tall or short, muscular or not. This made me blush as I chose the man I wanted. Regrettably, they did not show me the man’s pi

He touched his lips and when he stared down at the sheets, he was convinced she had been here in his room. She hadn't been a dream! Chase's gaze shifted to the nightstand and the pile of cash next to a written note moved him. Did the woman from last night leave that here? His guess proved to be precisely that when he grabbed the note and scanned through it. Hi… It's me, the woman you had a one-night stand with. I'm sorry… but please, forget it ever happened. I'm a married woman and last night happened due to my negligence. I'm really sorry, please accept my apology.

Henry stayed out of the drama, to avoid getting into trouble. "My dear Antonio, you're definitely a heterosexual, right?? Camellia blinked innocently, asking, "I remember that Miss World from last year was all over you. A Russian beauty. I even saw you two kissing. You must be a heterosexual, right?” Antonio paused for a moment, and raised an eyebrow, "You guys really are everywhere, you could see that too?" "I knew that silhouette was you!" Camellia clapped her hands, "Since you're a heterosexual, I can relax. Just don't eye on Edward, okay?"

“Fuck it. Go on then.” Necking down my first shot, which burns the back of my throat, I immediately begin to unwind. We slam our glasses down on the bar simultaneously. Amanda quickly orders another round, followed by a pitcher of beer for all of us to share. As we continue drinking, Amanda begins to stalk the room like a lion would stalk its prey . “Look at all these men! I think we’re in for some action tonight, girls.” “But we share a room, Roselle the only one who has her own,” Esmeralda replies.

A man with blood on his hands and scars on his soul. Damien closed his eyes and exhaled. He remembered her laughter from that night. That breathless kind that came from deep inside—the kind that couldn’t be faked. He remembered her hands gripping his shirt as if trying to hold onto something real. He remembered the taste of her skin, her warmth, the quiet vulnerability she had allowed him to see. And he remembered waking up the next morning alone. He never blamed her for leaving. It was the smart thing to do. He’d tried to brush it off—just another night in a long line of mistakes. But then, almost a year later, his man had come to him, looking like he’d seen a ghost.

“Well, well... what do we have here? How entertaining,” Dimitri mused silently, sipping his drink from a short distance away. Watching the scene unfold before him was thoroughly amusing. This was the perfect opportunity to pit Leonel and Jefran against each other—an ideal way to ruin Leonel’s life. The woman clinging to Jefran’s arm was Luna—his secret lover. And tonight, she had no qualms about showing herself in public. She walked up to Jefran, gently patted his arm, and whispered something that drew a faint smile from the man’s lips.

I was completely speechless, I had never seen Alessandro hug anyone, or seen him around friends, or mention any friend before, and now I was seeing him hug THE Carmen Skitz, the most beautiful chef I've ever seen, and the owner of this place. "What?" He huffed out. "A man has to eat." He joked, his eyes focusing back on me, making me nervous. "I'm actually here on a date." He told her, hinting at me, making her eyes go wide once she looked at me. "This is Nicholas, my date." Alessandro spoke confidently. My heart thudded, and for a split second, I forgot how to breathe. Carmen’s gaze turned to me fully then there was a moment of silence, making a big pile of dread sit in my stomach but it we

“Oh God. There it is again.” Amelia rolled her eyes tiredly. “You mean human emotion?” Julian ignored his sister entirely as he walked toward his wife. “How long did he sleep?” “Twenty minutes.” Amelia sighed dramatically. “A new record.” Then her gaze shifted between the siblings knowingly. “You’re discussing Gabriel.” Lucy dropped back into the chair. “Unfortunately.” Amelia frowned slightly. “Still trying to compete with him?” Julian smiled faintly while adjusting the baby carefully in his arms. “It’s not competition.”

A single, glossy photograph slid face-up into the light. Tamara’s breath caught, her perfect posture locking into rigid stone. The image captured Jordan and Derby standing inside the rustic foyer of the bistro from the night before. They weren't touching, but the way they stood—the narrow inches between their bodies, the intense, heavy gaze locked between their eyes, and the sheer vulnerability written across Jordan's usually untouchable face—told a story that no corporate alignment could ever explain. It was an intimacy that belonged exclusively to lovers. With a trembling hand, Tamara flipped the photograph over.