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Alpha Thomas What She Wants
“Why do you think that?” “I’m not sure; it’s just a feeling I have. She wouldn’t have gone along with this if it weren’t for you. Hera was ready to walk out last night, and now she seems more...” Keia swirled her wine glass thoughtfully. “That probably sounds a bit off.” He pondered her words. They echoed his feelings since he had sat in her lap. “It makes total sense.” He grinned at Hera’s friend, bonding with the woman who looked out for his girl. He briefly reflected on how he had started to think of her as “his girl.” Hera wasn’t his in any real sense, but that’s how he felt. “Oh... No!” Keia suddenly interrupted his thoughts, glancing across the room. “Hera’s not going to tolerate that.” The music shifted, and so did Hera’s dance partner. She stood face to face with him. His size matched his drunken state. When he tried to pull Hera closer, she resisted, prompting Thomas to leap to his feet, fury in his eyes. He looked like a knight from a bygone era, pushing thro
Alpha Thomas It Can’t Be
Hera caught his smile just before his lips crashed onto hers, consuming her completely. Their kiss ignited like a spark, unlike the gentle, teasing kisses they’d shared. This time, it was raw and desperate, leaving no space for hesitation or doubt about where it was heading. The Gitana trailed behind them as they exited the dance hall, her gaze burning with rage and a thirst for revenge as she watched Thomas wrap his arms around Hera. She lingered in the shadows, biding her time until their minds went blankly. With her palms open and eyes shut, she delved into their thoughts. Thomas’s mind was flooded with images of a deeper connection with Hera, his desire for her palpable. He reveled in the fact that he was her first. Meanwhile, Hera’s mind was driven by passion and trust, and her bond with him grew more assertive. Her commitment to staying a virgin was hanging by a thread. The Gitana pushed further into Hera’s memories, searching for why she chose to remain untouched.
Alpha Thomas Stumbled
As he walked her to the entrance of her tent, he kept his promise and didn’t push for even a goodnight kiss. But if he had, would she have given him more? She gulped down the wine, hoping it would help her drift off quickly. At least in her dreams, she could be with him. The wine worked like a charm. Just minutes after blowing out the candles and settling in, her mind was flooded with thoughts of Thomas and the life they could share. The Gitana floated above Hera’s bed, observing her as she slept. It was easy to slip into Hera’s drugged mind, like slicing through warm butter. The Gitana gently touched Hera’s temples and began her chant. Images and words danced in her head, lingering just behind the veil of Hera’s dreams. She inserted the image of the man she wanted Hera to crave. Hera stirred in her sleep, her mind clouded. A frown crossed her face, and for a moment, The Gitana feared she might wake up. To her dismay, Hera’s vision shifted, and Thomas’s figure was replaced b
Alpha Thomas The Game
Hera shot Keia a mischievous grin. “You owe me big time for this,” she whispered slyly. “Lords and Ladies, Warriors and Knights, Pages and Squires, welcome!” She paused to soak in the applause, eyes scanning the crowd for Thomas. “To the brave souls competing in our games and tournament, we wish you all the best and good health.” The audience cheered in response. “Gentlemen,” she announced, introducing the trumpeters who promptly summoned the warriors. They rode in on their horses, sitting tall and proud. The horses danced around the arena, drawing smiles and pointing fingers from the crowd. Hera recognized some familiar faces from the night before, but others were new. Each rider approached Hera, helmet in hand, one by one, bowing before her. She greeted each with a nod and a smile as they showcased their steeds, occasionally accepting a ribbon or flower from a loved one in the audience. Gelo and Thomas were the last to enter the arena. Hera spotted Gelo first, his conf
Alpha Thomas Have Faith
“A virgin's blood from Augur lineage, just old enough to give consent." Thomas recited the curse aloud, letting them both mull over its meaning. "Virgin blood will grant you freedom; this is the curse we bestow upon you." He observed Hera chatting with Keia. "If Hera needs to consent, then The Gitana can't use force. How can she make her agree?" "She can't. Not without some mind control. Hera's got a strong will and is unlikely to fall for any trick The Gitana tries." "Maybe," Thomas said quietly. "Damn it, she seems so sure of herself. Like everything's going just as she planned." "True," Gelo replied nervously. Hera seized the chance to stroll through the vendors during the break. At least, that’s what she told Keia. In reality, she was scanning the crowd for Thomas. "Looking for someone?" his voice came from behind her. She grinned but didn’t turn around. Instead, she stood on her tiptoes to peek over the crowd. "Just a tall, dark, and handsome guy. You wouldn’t
Alpha Thomas The Ceremony
The crowd rose as Gelo took a tumble off his horse after the last pass. He dusted himself off, favoring his sword arm, and exchanged a bow and handshake with Shawn before leading his horse off to the side. Shawn and his horse got a breather before their showdown with Thomas. Hera was itching to find Thomas to wish him luck and throw a playful threat about what would happen if he didn’t win. But with the match so close, slipping away wasn’t an option. Minutes dragged on, feeling like forever, as fairgoers came and went during the break, snapping photos and asking questions. Her nerves made it challenging to chat with anyone who stopped by. When her fingers started tingling, she forced herself to sit down and take deep breaths. Passing out before the match wouldn’t do her any good. Hera’s thoughts wandered, and she felt like she was watching everything from afar. She shut her eyes and recalled Thomas’s earlier words.What was she afraid of? Why did he say that? She visualized him a
Alpha Thomas The Turn Of An Event
Lightning flashed across the clear sky, surprising everyone in the crowd. The rope felt warm and began to glow. He trembled as a part of his very being lifted away from him and connected with her. If Thomas hadn’t been holding her, Hera would have collapsed as the sensation washed over her. “It’s okay, trust me. Everything will be alright,” Thomas communicated to her silently. He lifted her veil, noticing her eyes turn smoky as he leaned in closer. Another flash of lightning lit up the sky just as their lips met. Their kiss was more than just a simple touch; it ignited something deep within them. She sighed into him as he wrapped her in his arms, both of them aware that their lives had changed forever. The men pulled Thomas aside to help him take off his armor, while Gelo questioned him. Meanwhile, Hera was surrounded by women who gently removed her veil and styled her hair. Keia, caught up in the moment, snapped photos and wiped away her happy tears. Aurora emerged from t
Alpha Thomas To Escape
The sun dipped below the horizon while they enjoyed their meal. Gentle ocean breezes flickered the flames of the torches and candles, creating a truly enchanting atmosphere. Little did Hera know just how extraordinary the night was about to become. Thomas had sent Gelo ahead to fetch their horses and gear. He felt conflicted about how he was persuading Hera to join him. Time was slipping away. To keep her in the dark for her own safety, he pushed her from his mind for a bit. As they left the dining area, Hera pulled Keia into a tight hug. “Don’t come back to the tent tonight. If I’m not here in the morning, just know I’m with him. I’ll reach out when I can.” “Hera, it’s just sex. Trust me, it can be a bit painful the first time.” A single tear rolled down her cheek, as if she were saying goodbye for more than just a few days. “You’ve been the best friend I could ever ask for.” “Ugh, now you’re making me tear up. Stop it.” Keia wiped her cheeks. “Go on, have your first time alrea
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Alpha Thomas Be With You, Always
One year later…T H O M A SAfter the celebration of our wedding anniversary.I only last one hour before I steal my wife away from everyone. One day without her, and now I need her all to myself.“There are still guests, love,” says Hera mischievously.“I told them to leave.”“Oh my God!” Her eyes widen in shock and I shrug.“I want to fuck my wife,” I huskily growl. “And they don’t need to hear you scream my name.”Her friends have already left so I don’t stop myself from carrying her in my arms bridal style to our bedroom. Our room looks like a bridal suite with the candles lit on the bedside while rose petals cover the bedspread. Hera’s eyes darken with lust while a blush covers her rosy cheeks.Carefully placing her on her feet, I tug her head back with her hair in my fist and smash my mouth against hers. I tilt her face back before pushing my tongue past her lips in a hard kiss. She moans and I swallow the sound greedily while pressing her body into mine.Her eyelids fall open
Alpha Thomas To Have You
T H O M A SIt's been a while since we returned from that dimension. Time there felt like just an hour in the real world, even though we spent days in it. “I really don’t want to see that old lady again, Gelo,” I said. If I were my old self, I would’ve kicked her out of my territory without a second thought. But I promised Hera I wouldn’t be that cruel Thomas anymore. “Anything else on your mind?” Gelo asked as he set the plate down. I frowned. “You brought fruits for my wife, but you’re the one munching on them, you jerk.” Gelo laughed, standing up with a smirk. “Relax. I got hungry—” “What’s the situation at the border? How are the intruders?” Gelo shoved his hands in his pockets. “Some have been dealt with, but a few have already slipped into the territory. Don’t worry, the councils are on it. We just need a bit more time.” I nodded. This could’ve been avoided if it weren’t for that old woman. Hera is still in the hospital recovering. “Step out and check the campsit
Alpha Thomas Owning You
K E I AMy knee slammed hard into his groin. The dress cushioned my effort, and all he did was grunt.“I’ll take that as a yes, pumpkin.”Gelo had me pinned between his arms and the wall.“Excuse me, sir, could you call security? I’m being kidnapped.”The elevator attendant was clever and kept his back to us.“Excuse me, sir?”He didn’t respond.“He’s not going to help you. I own everyone I want. You’re mine now. You agreed to marry me. That’s a verbal contract.”The stupid giant ruffle on my dress didn’t do much except amplify every breath I took. But the closer he got, the more my heart raced, and my breaths quickened… and oh, damn, my panties were soaked. Every time I thought I had my feelings under control, that I had pushed away the parts of me that wanted to be a girl and wanted love, this idiot found a way to break through.“Gelo Smith, Beta of the Dark Midnight Pack. We’ll revisit this ownership thing later. But about this proposal? I agreed under false pretenses. No dead guy
Alpha Thomas Reckless Decision
G E L O“You can tie the knot with me, and I promise I won’t ruin your life.”Damn, I really didn’t think that one through.“Did someone knock some sense out of you?” she asked.Honestly, that was a pretty good question.“This is the worst proposal ever, Gelo Smith.”I stepped closer, wanting to wrap my arms around her. It had been way too long since I’d held her.“Alright, how about this? Marry me, and I’ll take care of the jerk who hurt you.”She glanced at Prieto, probably looking for his approval. But what she said next completely threw me off.“Yes.”What the hell had I just done? Did she really say yes? All I could see was that scumbag standing between me and, well, everything. He was in the way of her. She meant the world to me. The thought of anyone else having her, especially treating her poorly? No one was allowed to touch her. But this?“Yes?” I repeated, because seriously, what had I just gotten myself into? I wasn’t the kind of guy who got married.I glanced back at the
Alpha Thomas When Time Is Up
Totally caught off guard, Aurora fought to keep Hera upright. Hera pushed against her with every bit of strength she could muster. Thomas shot his hand out. The knife slipped from Aurora’s grip and skated across the floor. Thomas stepped in, positioning himself between Hera and Aurora, his gaze locked on their foe. He raised his hand again, and a ball of fire appeared in his palm. Aurora stood her ground defiantly. Hera sensed Aurora’s grip on her loosening. Aurora smirked, a sneer spreading across her face. Hera’s gaze darted between her husband and Aurora. The flame flickered out. Thomas’s hands flew to his throat. When he dropped to his knees, Hera realized he was gasping for breath. “NO!” Aurora’s sinister laughter echoed through the room. Hera rushed to Thomas’s side.Her beautiful eyes, usually filled with warmth, were now wide with fear. Blood trickled from her neck onto his chest.Amber's voice became more urgent. “At this moment, summon the sacred power.”The fac
Alpha Thomas Surged
"Can you hear her?"She nodded. “She’s singing to drown out the other one. She’s scared I’ll talk to her and that Aurora will overhear. But she’s really scared.”He understood that, but hearing his youngest sister’s sobbing made him anxious to get moving.“The falls? Do you know which ones?”Amber shut her eyes and recited Hera’s song.“The woods are thick and deep around me. Lots of huge, tall trees. The cottage has an old thatched roof. The smoke will billow out in big black clouds.I can hear the stream close by. I need to sing this lullaby. Keep my baby safe inside of me, bring me help, oh please, please, please.”Amber squeezed her brother’s hand. “She keeps saying it over and over. Can I tell her you’re on your way?”“No. Don’t.” He smiled at her. “You’ve done enough, now get some sleep. I’ll bring her back before dinner.”He nodded to their mother and stepped out of the room.Outside, his father caught him. “Take more men with you.”I’m handling this on my own.Nolan grabbed hi
Alpha Thomas Into The Woods
Hera came to, face down on a damp, musty floor. Her head throbbed painfully, and she could feel dried blood on the back of her neck.Her hands and feet were tied with rough rope, and a piece of cloth covered her eyes. A small opening at the bottom let in a sliver of light from a nearby fire.The room was filled with a sinister laughter that she recognized all too well.“Look what the cat dragged in.”Panic surged through her, and she fought against a wave of nausea. She could hardly forget that voice.“Aurora!”“Ah, so you remember my real name,” Aurora replied, a smirk in her tone.“What do you want from me?” Hera tried to push herself up.A heavy boot pressed her back down.“You’re not of much use to me now.”“That’s up for debate.” Aurora stepped away.But the boot remained, pinning her down. Lancaster!Hera strained to catch a glimpse of Aurora, but all she could see was a shadowy outline through the fabric.Aurora shot her a fierce look, tilting her head like she was weighing her
Alpha Thomas The Vision
Meanwhile, Hera, taking charge of the household, was discussing dinner plans with Alice. She spent a lot of her day overseeing the servants, making sure they took down the tapestries for winter cleaning before the bad weather hit. Once everyone was busy with her tasks, she decided to try knitting to keep her hands occupied. She was more than happy to set it aside when young Jacob, Thomas’s squire, came in with news of a visitor. “Lady Morris, sorry to interrupt.”Matthew of Lancaster stood behind him.“No problem at all, Jacob. Sir Matthew, what brings you here? Were we expecting you?” Hera hadn’t heard anything about his visit, and a little alarm went off in her mind.“No, my lady. I was passing through when I encountered Lords Nolan and Gelo. There’s an issue.” He glanced around the room and lowered his voice. “A matter they need your help with.”Her earlier unease crept back. “What kind of issue?”“They asked me to bring you to them. They didn’t want me to disclose what I’ve see
Alpha Thomas No One Knows
Rumors started spreading around the Keep and made their way to the village. People began to whisper that Myra was suffering from a serious illness. Some even speculated that she had run off with one of the guys who came to the wedding.The buzz about Hera’s pregnancy helped to quiet some of the chatter about Myra. Still, the Morris family figured they should come up with a reason for Myra’s absence. No one knew how long she’d be gone, and pretending she was still around was wearing everyone out.One afternoon, Nolan was in the courtyard with Gelo, getting ready for their latest scheme.“She’s impossible! She turns down every suitor!” Nolan shouted.“Take it easy, Dad. Myra knows her own mind,” Gelo replied.“Whatever.” Nolan threw his hands up in frustration. “She doesn’t understand what’s best for her. Maybe a stay at the convent will give her the peace and time to think about my proposal.”“Are you sure about that?” Gelo’s voice was loud enough for the guards in the towers to hear.
