Novel-novel oleh Mary Jeremy

“She’s in the system again,” Lila muttered, her voice tight with tension as her eyes flicked across the scrolling lines of code.“What?” Jake pushed off the wall where he had been leaning, stepping beside her screen. “I thought the firewall updates from yesterday sealed everything.”“She bypassed them,” Lila snapped, fingers flying across the keyboard. “She’s good, Jake. Better than before. This isn’t a brute force entry—it’s precision. She’s slipping in, taking what she needs, and vanishing before the trace completes.”Lucas leaned forward, studying the flicker of data. “Is that a decoy? Look—see that line repeating every seven seconds? She’s looping a command. It’s masking real-time action.”“Exactly,” Lila confirmed, zooming in on the blinking code. “But she slipped up. Just a millisecond too long in the core sequence. I caught it.”“Can you isolate it?” Jake asked, voice now sharper, posture rigid with focus.Lila’s lips tightened. “Already did. She cut the connection before I cou

The Code She Left Behind"“That’s not one of ours, is it?” Jake’s voice cut through the hum of monitors, low and urgent.“No,” Lila muttered, eyes darting across the screen. Her fingers flew across the keyboard. “It’s Arika. She’s in again.”“What’s she trying to do?” Lucas leaned over Lila’s shoulder, his expression tight but composed. The green light of the data streams reflected in his glasses, casting sharp lines across his cheekbones.“She’s poking around the restricted files. Again,” Lila replied, her tone clipped, tense. “But she didn’t get through. Not yet.”“And if she does?” Jake asked, stepping closer. His voice was quieter now, edged with concern. “What exactly is she after?”“The archives,” Lila said flatly. “Our core research logs. The stuff we’ve buried under fifteen layers of encryption.”Jake swore under his breath. Lucas straightened. “She knows where the keys are hidden?”“She doesn’t have them, but she’s close.” Lila exhaled, dragging a trembling hand through her h

LILA Several sunrises came and went, yet I still found myself empty-handed—no real lead, no breakthrough, and not a single clue that could steer me in the direction of my vile sister. She remained elusive but continued stirring trouble everywhere she went. The mess she was creating didn’t stop with random people anymore—now she had boldly turned her games toward the powerful Werewolf Council. That bold move only made my nerves rattle more fiercely. Although my mates tried tirelessly to bring me comfort, their efforts barely made a dent in my rising unease.Instead of resting or taking a break like they suggested, I locked myself away even more in the massive, dusty library, surrounded by flickering screens and endless codes. I poured my energy into trying to uncover anything that could point me toward her. The brothers often had to come in and literally pull me away from the setup to remind me to do basic things—like eat, sleep, and breathe like a normal person.Jake, ever the invent

Jake didn’t stop.Even after she collapsed beneath him, her body quaking from release, he kept her pinned with his weight. His breath was hot against the nape of her neck, teeth still clamped possessively into her scruff. His growl was low, vibrating through her ribcage like thunder ready to rumble again.And then—he moved.His hips shifted, slowly at first, deliberately drawing out the tension. Her wolf whimpered, sensitive and overstimulated, yet greedy for more. Jake's dominance wasn’t just primal—it was unrelenting. He didn’t wait for permission. Didn’t coax.He took.With a vicious thrust, he buried himself inside her again, harder than before. Her body stretched to accommodate him, torn between pleasure and pain, between resistance and surrender. Her claws scraped against the snow-packed ground as she writhed, barely able to brace herself against the feral storm that was Jake.His rhythm was punishing.Rough. Wild. Untamed.Where Lucas had claimed her with control and reverence,

Lila’s fur bristled with anticipation, her breath misting in quick, excited puffs as her wolf scrambled back to her feet. Snow clung to her flank from the fall, but she shook it off with a huff, head turning sharply to glare at Jake—still smirking from where he stood on the ridge.She bolted.No warning.No hesitation.Just the raw, fluid grace of her wolf launching back into the forest, cutting through the trees like moonlight through mist.But this time, Lucas was ready.His massive black wolf had been watching her movements, every twitch of her muscle, every subtle shift of her gaze. The moment her paws left the snow, he surged forward, cutting off her path with startling precision.She twisted to dart around him, her heartbeat pounding like war drums in her ears—but he anticipated the move. With a growl, he lunged. His body collided with hers mid-stride, knocking her down hard into the snow. Her wolf let out a sharp, startled yelp, limbs tangled with his, snow spraying around them

Lila's breath came in visible puffs as she stood in the snow-covered clearing, the moon casting a silvery glow over the landscape. The forest was silent, save for the distant hoot of an owl and the gentle rustling of branches weighed down by fresh snow. She turned to Jake, her voice barely above a whisper."Do you ever wonder what it's like to be truly free?"Jake's piercing blue eyes met hers, a hint of a smile playing on his lips."Every day."She glanced at Lucas, who stood a few paces away, his gaze fixed on the horizon."And you, Lucas?"Lucas's golden eyes flicked to hers, his expression unreadable."Freedom is a state of mind, Lila."She sighed, her breath forming a delicate cloud in the frigid air."I want to feel it. To let go of everything that's been holding me back."Jake stepped closer, his hand brushing against hers."Then run with us."Lila hesitated, the weight of her past fears and insecurities pressing down on her. But as she looked into the eyes of her mates, she fe