Desires Die Hard Anya And Evan Novel 소설 & 이야기

Andrei looked up from his laptop and raised his brow at us a scowl on his handsome face. "May I help you?" He snapped his eyes trained on Linda with fury. "What the hell is wrong with you?!" I snapped, and Linda grabbed my hand. "Sam, let's just leave." She whispered. "No." I yank my hand crossing my arms staring down at Andrei. "You had no right to humiliate Linda like that. She worked hard to get where she is, and she doesn't need a jackass to be crude to her, she doesn't deserve this. She's been through a lot, and you have no right to make her upset." I ranted. The office is quiet and my voice echoed around his office.

The elevator doors closed behind us, sealing out the noise of the party below. Drake stood with his back to the mirrored wall, watching me with an intensity that made my skin prickle. The space between us felt charged, electric, like the air before a thunderstorm. I pressed myself against the opposite wall, trying to put distance between us, but the elevator was small and he was everywhere. His scent. His heat. The weight of his gaze crawling over my body like a physical touch.

The provocative invitation hangs heavy in the air, a challenge issued directly to Y/N. *Swallowing hard, Y/N's gaze flickers between Stefanie's wanton display and the lewd images on the screen, mind reeling with forbidden temptation. A thrill courses through their veins as they consider the taboo opportunity presented - to fulfill the dark desires of the beautiful, married woman before them.* *"Mommy..." Y/N breathes, voice trembling slightly as they step closer, drawn in by Stefanie's intoxicating allure. "I've never... done anything like this before."*

Tight A Perfect distraction. She moved fast. Zero gentleness. Just need and desire clashing into one. Her nails scraped down my chest, leaving red lines. I thrust up to meet her, hard enough to make the table rattle behind us. Plates clinked. Glass cups fell. None of it stopped us. Her head fell back, dark hair spilling over her shoulders. Moans spilled from her lips, sharp, hungry sounds that drowned out the echo of Paris’s name in my head.

“I know you feel it too. Stop pretending you don’t like me.” Ethan had tried so hard not to smile. He’d looked down at his notes, heart hammering against his ribs like it wanted to escape. Across the table, Noah watched him with that quiet intensity, cheeks faintly pink. The air between them had felt electric—terrifying and perfect all at once. Like standing on the edge of something vast and irreversible. Ethan had finally looked up, and their gazes locked. No one else in the library existed in that moment. A car horn blared. Ethan slammed on the brakes at another red light, chest heaving. Rain streaked down the glass in frantic rivers.

Claudia remained immobile in the cold darkness, feeling her heart and soul ripped apart piece by piece. It was as if Claudia’s heart had been suddenly emptied and a strange anguish had entered her body, consuming her and leaving her wailing alone in the dark. She clawed weakly at her clothes, fighting for breath as her body trembling with despair and or a fleeting moment, one desperate thought flickered in Claudia’s mind. “Just end your life,” Claudia thought to herself, because ending it all felt easier than enduring another day of torment after Alpha Ethan had rejected her twice, and in front of the entire pack.

Artemis makes her feel claimed. But desire isn’t simple. It isn’t clean. In a world without magic, desire becomes its own spell. The women around her have woven threads of it into her life so tightly that she can’t remember where she begins and they end. And love? Love is the most dangerous kind of possession, the one that can gild a cage so beautifully she forgets she’s locked inside. Eva knows this much: she doesn’t want to die in exhaustion again. Not unloved, not unseen, not untouched.

“After all, the first thing she handed me was a forbidden book about genies. I was nine years old. I learn how to hide from them all. You’re wrong about one thing. I’m not a phony. I am intelligent because I forced myself to be. My kind has no place in this world and I taught myself everything. I excelled at everything because I had to survive, to become strong. I always considered this place home till I left. And that’s when I realized. Mistfall Wilderness Camp will never accept me as who I am. But there are others who will, who have. And they are the people who now have my loyalty!” I stare at her, “What about Jesse?” Rachel raises a brow, “Jesse will realize one day that his place is alwa

Carlo added with a chuckle, and they all grinned. Their light-heartedness lifted my spirits, even amidst the chaos of our world. It was true; Anya had changed me in ways I never thought possible. I had fallen in love with her, and the realization was both terrifying and exhilarating. I leaned back in my chair, closing my eyes for a brief moment, replaying the memories of our time together. It was true that I had tried to keep my emotions hidden, to protect myself from the pain of loss. But with Anya, I couldn't help but feel alive, and I wanted to cherish every moment with her.

I remembered the deep, agonizingly sensual way Julian had made love to me in the dark bedroom. I was completely torn in half. I looked into Ethan’s burning, possessive eyes, and I felt a massive wave of panic wash over me. I was trapped. I was standing perfectly still in the middle of a warzone that had absolutely nothing to do with Daniel or the stock market. I was forced to choose between the dark, quiet devotion of Julian Thorne and the fierce, burning obsession of Ethan Calder. And as the clock ticked, I realized I had absolutely no idea what I was going to do.