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“What’s her name again? Aurélie? Fancy, ain’t it? I could see why you’d —" “I don’t know what you’re talking about.” “Please.” Jeremy scoffed, rolling his eyes. “I have never seen you that clingy with any woman my entire life, bruv. You had your hand on her like she’d disappear if you let go.” “Don’t.” The word came out sharp. “Don’t use that word. I am not—” “Clingy?” “Jeremy.” Alright, alright, keep your hair on,” he said, holding his hands up. Then his smile turned sly. “Okay, so I can hit on her then?” He said it like a genuine question. Casual. Exploratory.

The possessiveness in his voice, the way his cock filled me so, it was too much. My head thrashed against the sand, my body arching as another orgasm came. “Together,” Jeremy grunted, his voice strained. His hand slid between us, his thumb pressing against my clit, My walls clenched around him, milking his cock as he buried himself to the hilt and followed me. He growled, his body shuddering as he spilled inside me, hot and thick. Then Jeremy rolled onto his side, pulling me with him, his fingers tracing idle patterns on my skin. “I mean it, Ruby,” he murmured, his voice soft, I’ll make it right.” I turned my head, meeting his gaze.

They stand there for a moment just looking at each other across the space of about ten feet and I can feel the weight of everything unsaid hanging between them. Then Jamel pushes off the pillar and closes the distance and Jeremy drops his bag and they’re hugging, arms wrapped tight around each other, Jeremy’s hand coming up to cup the back of Jamel’s head. Jamel’s shoulders start shaking and I realize he’s crying, trying to hold it in but failing. “Jerry,” he chokes out. “Mom, she’s—” “I know,” Jeremy says, and his voice is thick with emotion he’s barely holding back. “I know. But I’m here now, okay? I’m here.”

°Amy’s POV ° The words dropped into the room like someone had turned off gravity. They didn’t echo and they didn’t need to. They just sat there, heavy and undeniable, while everyone tried to figure out where to put their faces. Claire blinked first. Once. Twice. Like maybe she’d misheard him, like maybe this was some inside joke she hadn’t been invited to. “What did you just say?” she asked, very calmly. Jeremy didn’t move from the railing. He didn’t straighten up or puff his chest or do any of the dramatic Alpha things people expected from him. He just rubbed a hand over his face, slow and tired.

How. Chris leaned forward. “What’s that?” Jeremy bent down slowly, gun still in hand, and picked both up. He opened the envelope, his fingers tense. Then he read the context out, “Your little slut must have a death wish, for still hanging around you. Tell her to leave, or it won’t be only Zayne you’ll be praying survives. You’re mine, Jeremy. You’ve been blind, but you will soon realize that I’m the one you want.” My breath stopped entirely.

He plays deaf and walks even faster. “What the hell is wrong with you??” Gail won’t leave him alone. Already losing it, Jeremy halts his speedy steps and turns to her, eyes tearing up in terrible pain. “What’s wrong with me?? Can’t you tell?? Did we just become friends yesterday??” “I.. I thought you would like my present.. Don’t you miss your mom??” Mom. Such a word feels like the sharpest dagger piercing him mercilessly. Jeremy turns around and rushes to his car.

"It's not a fairytale, Jeremy. It's my life. And it's good." "It won't last." The words landed heavy and flat, stripped of all the playfulness from a moment ago. "What is that supposed to mean?" I demanded, sitting up straighter, every nerve in my body suddenly alert. "Jeremy. What do you mean by that?" The line went dead.

Enough! I wanted no part in wars, power struggles, or political schemes. I just wanted to live in peace, as Elijah and I had once dreamed. "Deli!" Jeremy's voice called behind me, but I didn't want to listen. Suddenly, he grabbed my arm, stopping me in my tracks. Our eyes locked as I turned around. "Please, Jeremy..." My voice was shaking with emotion. "I didn't mean to sound so cruel. I'm sorry. I was just angry because he's trying to kill you."

“Give me the key, Jeremy! Give it to me!” Jeremy raised a hand to wipe her tears away lovingly. “Are these tears because of me?” He smiled. “Don’t cry, I’m not worth it. Ryan’s not bad for a significant other. I’m sure he’ll be someone you can lean on in the future.” “You don’t even know who it is that I want to lean on the most! It’s you, it has always been you. Jeremy, please! Wake up and give me the key. Come back to me. You don’t have to make another mistake!”

I shut my eyes, knowing I shouldn't be having such immoral thoughts, this early morning, especially in a situation like this, but my body refused to listen. I was even getting wet, wet for the bastard called Jeremy of all people. Why the hell was this happening? Did my plans actually backfire on me? "Don't you touch me." Pearl yelled as a tear rolled down her cheek. "So the rumors were true?" She scoffed and my blood turned cold. Rumors? The hell? What rumors? "I can't believe you are screwing your sister, Jeremy. I thought you hated her." Pearl cried out as she slapped Jeremy's hands away.