Novel & Cerita Star Trek Next Generation Fanfiction

"You're going to hate this. But yeah. Darius and Selene. They weren't just talking, Kieran. There's a familiarity there. A history we didn't see coming." I stared at the grainy screen. The way Darius leaned toward her... the way she didn't flinch. A low growl started in my gut and worked its way up to my throat. My wolf wanted to tear through my skin, to run to the Everhart border and claim what was ours in front of the whole world. "She has moved into the barracks," Finn added, his voice more serious now. "Your parents and hers... they've forced the Proximity Protocol. They think if they put you two under one roof, the bond will mend itself."

“The station’s AI is already showing improved fertility markers because of you. Your body was made for this life among the stars.” I looked up at him with glassy, addicted eyes, my voice barely a whisper. “I love it here… I love being your colony breeder… Please don’t ever let me go back to Earth… Keep me floating here forever, full of your cum…” He smiled and kissed me deeply, his tongue claiming my mouth as his hand slid down to cup my cum-filled pussy, pushing some of the floating cum back inside me. The other crew members floated closer, still hard, ready for the next round.

There was no way she was going to leave Lucy here at the mercy of these animals. Lucy saw her out of the house, she was not allowed out of the house so she stood at the threshold and waved goodbye to Olivia as she approached the gate. Something drew Olivia’s attention to the second floor and she saw Stacie and Xander staring down at her. Stacie had a victorious smile on her face. She had finally won, she thought. If Xander could reject his own mate then he was definitely going to marry her. Xander locked eyes with the young girl below him. There was something in her stare. A yearning for him. She was calling out to him but he couldn’t go to her. He had built up a wall in front of himself so

"They're closer than we anticipated." A shiver ran down my spine at his words, the reality of our situation crashing over me like a wave. Xander's hand found mine, his grip firm and reassuring. "We'll be ready," he said, his voice steady and confident. As the scout left to deliver the news to the others, I closed my eyes, trying to center myself. Suddenly, a vision flashed before me—images of the other Starfire, their power radiating like a dark sun. I saw their intentions, their determination to break our bond, and the fear that they might succeed gripped me.