The Alpha's Broken Pet
After everything I was risking, after the tightrope I was walking to keep her alive, she had the audacity to be angry with me.
I stepped forward, closing the distance between us, backing her against the wall. Her breath caught, and so did mine.
"You don't get it," I growled, my voice low and rough. "Not at all."
Then my lips crashed down onto hers—harsh, hungry, and desperate. It wasn't a kiss of affection. It was a kiss of frustration, of possession, of a man at the end of his rope.
Her mouth fought back with just as much fire. For a moment, she kissed me back, a mirror of my own desperation. Then her fists grabbed my shirt, pulling, pushing. Her hands slapped against my chest and she shove
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