I raised a hand and let it fly down to her ass in a spank more forceful than the last. Daisy yelped and squirmed, her body twisting and nearly slipping off my lap. I held her down with a palm between her shoulder blades and delivered one and then another in quick succession.After the sixth spank, she finally cried, “One!”"Good girl.”I caressed her ass cheeks, soothing her reddened skin. Heat radiated from her flesh, and her pussy got even wetter. My index finger slid close to her folds, and she trembled. It would be so easy to slip into her slick heat, to circle her swollen clit until her cries reached a delicious crescendo. I reminded myself that this was a punishment.By the end of this spanking, she will regret stay away from Wikh.The next spank was equally harsh, and her legs moved further apart. She wanted me to play with her pussy.“Two,” she counted with a breathy moan.As I soothe the sting with my palm, her hips lifted, confirming my suspicions. Ignoring the sweet tempta
“I’ll be leaving for a while,” Aiden began, his tone sharp and businesslike. “I need to speak with Kieran and investigate the situation further. While I’m gone, there are responsibilities that need to be handled here.”He turned his attention to Neena, who straightened in her seat, practically preening under his gaze.“Neena,” he said, his voice steady. “I want you and Leon to keep an eye on things. That includes Daisy.”Neena’s smile widened, and I felt my stomach twist.“Of course, Alpha,” she said sweetly, shooting me a sideways glance. “I’ll make sure everything runs smoothly. Including watching over Daisy. I don't mind babysitting at all.”Aiden’s gaze lingered on her for a moment before shifting to me. His expression was unreadable, his dark eyes betraying nothing.“Do you understand, Daisy?” he asked.I nodded, my hands clasped tightly in my lap. “Yes.”“Good,” he said, his tone dismissive.But Neena wasn’t done.“Don’t worry, Alpha,” she said, her voice dripping with false sinc
What if I was just another tool to him? Another piece in his game?The thought made my chest ache, the weight of it pressing down on me like a stone.I lay back on the bed, staring at the ceiling as the questions swirled in my mind, unanswered and unrelenting.Was I just fooling myself?The darkness of the room felt heavier. The soft knock at the door jolted me awake. I sat up quickly, the blanket pooling around my waist as I stared toward the door. My heart raced, the stillness of the early morning amplifying the sound of my own breathing.“Who is it?” I whispered, my voice shaky.“It’s Wikh,” came the low reply.I froze, panic tightening in my chest. What was he doing here? At this hour?“Go away,” I hissed, my voice sharper now. “Someone will see you!”The door creaked open anyway, and Wikh stepped inside, his face lined with worry.“You can’t be here,” I said, pulling the blanket tighter around me.“I needed to talk to you,” he said, his voice low. “It’s important.”“It’s 4 a.m.!”
The younger ones—the newer generation of Rogues—were different. Their wildness was less calculated, more reckless. They had inherited a cause they didn’t fully understand, yet they carried it with the same feral pride.Kieran himself was part of the third generation. His father had passed the mantle to him after the rebellion, and his grandfather had been one of the first to align with BloodMoon.The guards noticed me before anyone else.Their eyes sharpened, and their bodies tensed, claws extending as they stepped forward to block my path.“Relax,” I said, raising my hands slowly. “I’m alone.”It was foolish, I knew, walking into the lion’s den without backup. But I needed answers, and this was the only way to get them.The guards didn’t move at first, their feral instincts keeping them on edge. But after a moment, one of them nodded, stepping aside to let me through.Kieran sat at the far end of the room, surrounded by his people. He looked as untamed as the rest of them, his wild ha
“Careful, Aiden,” he said, his voice low and mocking. “Unless you want to walk out of here a dead man, you’d be wise to let me go.”I leaned closer, my voice a growl. “I could end you right now, Kieran. And all I’d have to deal with is a war. Trust me, it would be worth it.”For a moment, the tension crackled between us like a live wire. But then Kieran smirked, his amusement returning.“Fine,” he said. “But if you want answers, you’ll need to give me something worth my while.”I sighed, my grip loosening as I stepped back. If Kieran wanted to play games, then I’d play too.“I have one of your pack members,” I said, my tone casual.Kieran stilled, his eyes narrowing. “You’re bluffing.”“Am I?” I countered, my gaze steady. “Why else would I walk into your territory alone? You should know me better than that.”He studied me for a long moment, his grin fading. “What’s their name?”I reached into my jacket and pulled out the shirt I’d taken from Luca. I tossed it onto the table, watching a
“Don’t touch me!” I yelled, my voice hoarse and weak.They laughed, and Neena’s face twisted with amusement.“You think you have any say in this?” she sneered. “You’re nothing but a slave, Daisy. You’ll be lucky if you get to leave here with your life intact.”I could see through my swollen eyes that Wikh was standing off to the side, watching helplessly. His expression was unreadable, and then, before I could even react, he turned and walked away.The sting of his abandonment cut deeper than Neena’s words.Neena, seeing my panic, grinned even wider. “That’s right. No one’s here to help you. You’re alone, just like you always have been.”She threw me back at the guards, and I felt my gown tear as they lifted me up again. I tried to push them away, but there were too many hands.“Get your hands off me!” I screamed, my voice desperate, but it was no use.They held me down, some of them trying to lift my dress, while others taunted me, their fingers pressing against my skin.I smacked the
I tried to open my eyes, but the exhaustion, the pain, and the overwhelming scent of comfort made it impossible.I passed out before I could make sense of anything else.☆☆☆☆☆Aiden's POV ::The drive back was long, my mind racing as I navigated the winding roads toward the compound. I couldn’t shake the thoughts swirling in my head, each one darker than the last.Aaren had run a week ago. A full week before the attacks on my pack started, which fit perfectly into the timeline. It was no coincidence. He’d been planning this, making his move when it would cause the most damage.I could feel my wolf stirring beneath the surface, the anger and the need for vengeance growing with every passing moment. Aaren had to be behind this. It was clear. He’d killed the weakest members of my pack to frame the Rogues, knowing that it would pit us against each other. And then he’d watch from the sidelines as we fought a war for him.But there was something else gnawing at me, something that didn’t quit
“Speak,” I barked.One of them finally cracked, his voice shaking. “Wikh. Wikh told us to do it.”I clenched my fists, the anger rising like a storm in my chest. Wikh.Of course. Neena had been right. He’d been waiting for the perfect opportunity to use Daisy. To touch her like I did. I snorted.But to use her like this? To degrade her for his own twisted fantasies? I couldn’t stand it.I turned to the others, my eyes narrowing. “Where is he?” I demanded.One of them quickly pointed. “He’s in the back, Alpha. We didn’t mean it—we were just following orders.”Without another word, I stormed toward the back, my hands trembling with rage.I found him easily enough. Wikh was pacing in a small room, his expression unreadable when he saw me.I didn’t give him a chance to speak.I grabbed him by the collar and slammed him against the wall, the sound of impact ringing in my ears.“Why did you think it was best to lay a finger on Daisy?” I growled, my voice a low, dangerous rumble.Wikh’s eyes
“Your claws, right?” Daisy asked her. “In case you haven't noticed, the strange energy in the air died along with Asper. Whatever magic he was using is now gone, and so are your false powers. You're just plain old Neena now.”Neena looked up in horror. “No, no, this can't be happening. Please, don't kill me. I could still be of use to you. Keep me as a slave or anything.” She collided with Appa as she backed away and he shoved her angrily. Smiling, Aiden turned to look at Daisy. “Do you want to do the honors?”“With pleasure,” she replied, licking her lips. “No, please,” Neena pleaded and so did Abut Daisy ignored their cries as she extended her claws. Neena turned to run but Daisy suddenly appeared at her side. “When you see Leon on the other side, be sure to tell him I sent you, and that I did it happily,” Daisy said and Neena looked at her with dismay.With one vicious slash, Daisy sunk her claws into her. But she didn't stop there. She continued slicing her, just like Neena had
I heard a satisfying cry from him but he still didn't give up. The earth rumbled as we struggled with each other, hoping to get the upper hand. We inflicted several injuries on ourselves, yet, none of us gave in to the other. The longer we fought, the more energized I felt. I guessed it was the same with him because his attacks became more and more intense. He tried to throw me to the ground, but I held fast and when I saw that he was concentrating all his energy on that one move, I reached out with my second paw and swept him off his feet. He didn't move after that and I turned back in Aiden's direction. He was sitting with his back against the wall of a nearby house and Neena was standing close to him. I growled and started running in their direction but I had only gone a few meters when I heard teeth gnashing behind me.“Daisy! Behind you!” Aiden yelled, pointing in my direction. I turned as fast as I could but it wasn't fast enough to defend myself from Asper's attack. His pa
I'd never felt so much hatred for anyone than I did myself in that moment. Since I had nowhere else to go, Aiden's pack was the only place I could return to, even though it was the last place I wanted to go. That was the only place that still felt like home and it was Aiden that made it feel that way.Now, with his absence, I wasn't sure it was going to feel like that again. Dejected, I walked away from the burnt house and headed back. As I walked through the woods, I stayed on alert, ready to defend myself against anyone that might attack.I knew Neena and Asper would still be looking for me, and if they happened to come across me as I was heading back, then I would have to be the one to defend myself. I held my claws ready as I went, jumping at every slight movement or sound. But I had no trouble on my way back. At some point, I realized I was heading in the direction of the cottage and changed directions immediately. Nothing could ever make me go back to that dreary place. I was r
The pressure of his leg on my neck restricted my airflow and I found it hard to breathe. I struggled against him but he was too strong and when I realized that struggling was only making things worse for me, I gave in, ready to accept whatever was going to happen. Jeff was still unmoving and he had also returned back to human form. Neena was the only one still in her wolf form and she maintained her distance from Asper. She was still scared of him even now that she had the advantage. Asper pressed my neck harder, making me cough as I inhaled dirt in an attempt to breathe. Forcing my hand to move, I brought it up to pat his leg repeatedly but he kicked it away with force. I winced from the pain that shot up my arm and I could hear my own heartbeat thudding against the ground as I anticipated what was going to happen next. That was probably the end of the road for me. Neena was the only person that could possibly help me in that situation and I couldn't trust her to do that, not if A
It must be the same witchcraft he'd been using back at the cottage and I wondered where he got it from since everything related to witchcraft had either been burned or destroyed many years ago. The people gasped, all of them murmuring in fear as they backed away from the advancing wolf. Its howling became louder, and at some point, all of us had to cover our ears. Then it stopped suddenly. Both the walking and its howling. Its eyes were glowing red, just like the color of the sky and I suddenly remembered that it was the same color Daisy's eyes had been after Asper had injected her the second time. Turning its head from side to side, its eyes took in everyone present and in a split second, it launched its huge paws forward, striking three people dead in that one move. Everyone scattered immediately after that, running in whatever direction that came to their mind. “Attack!” Neena yelled and the six men that had come with her rushed forward immediately, like puppets. One by one, th
“There's no moon in the sky, you fool, and it's not even night yet,” Jack chided. Thankful that their attention had been directed away from her, Neena took the opportunity to put more distance between herself and them. She'd only gone a few meters when one of them suddenly turned in her direction.“Hey!” He shouted and the others returned their attention to her immediately.Jack pointed at the sky as he approached her. “Are you the one doing this? Is this some trick to help you escape from us?”“No. I don't know anything about it,” she replied.“We'll see about that,” Jack said and started running towards her. Her heart raced and she took to her heels, fear gripping her. “You're only delaying the inevitable,” Jack shouted behind her and she ran even faster. She knew the others had joined him too. She could hear their feet slamming against the ground as they chased her. After a few seconds she realized she was heading in the wrong direction. The path she was taking would lead her bac
“You all should stand aside,” I said calmly, hoping that my words will resonate with them. “If you fight me, I will not hold back.”“Then don't hold back!” someone yelled. “We're tired of your rule!”“Yes! Like Appa said, it has brought nothing but death and destruction!” Their words broke my heart, but I kept an emotionless mask on. “Is this really what you wish? For me to kill you all?”“Ha!” Appa cried from the back. “You're such an arrogant man, Aiden! You think you can kill them all? Your own people, people you trained?” Jeff glanced at me, and I saw the worry in his eyes.“No.” I cracked my neck. “My own people wouldn’t do this to me. I'm killing the traitors.”With that statement, silence fell upon the crowd for a moment, as though the people were thinking about what they'd gotten themselves into.Then someone charged at us. I took on a fighting stance, my eyes focused on my target, only for the sky to suddenly go from bright blue to pitch black, and finally, it turned to a
Dear goddess, she'd used the same witchcraft that Asper had.“This is bad,” Jeff muttered.“As bad as hell,” I agreed. Then I gave him a nod, and we both decided to turn and walk away. If she could create a barrier where I couldn't enter, then she definitely could make one where I couldn't walk away.“Too late,” I heard her giggle as though she'd read my mind. The next minute Jeff and I were slamming into another invisible wall. I jumped and whirled around to meet her, frowning.“Let us out.”Instead of laughing, she glowered at me. “So what? So you can go and look for Asper? Or so you can fuck Daisy?” I grinned at her questions. “Both, actually. And you have to be kidding yourself if you think you can just randomly call my woman's name like that.” Beside me, Jeff let out a groan and ran a hand down his face.My answer seemed to infuriate her, because she snarled and took a step towards us. “No one leaves if I don't let them. Those are the rules of the game.”She had the audacity to
“Don't be stupid.” He had a vexed expression. “He can handle himself. He didn't become a feared Alpha for nothing. You, on the other hand, have more likelihood of failure than of success.”I paused and turned. “What?”“You'd only slow him down.” His expression was grim. “Whatever he's doing, let him do it by himself, Daisy. Besides, he has Jeff. They’d be alright. Come on, go to bed.” I conceded and left for my room again, but when it was night, I opened my eyes and looked out of the window, only to see many men camped under it. Initially, fear of an ambush filled me, but their faces were familiar, and after close study I realized that they were the guards who'd been present earlier. But why were they- oh.Appa must have placed them outside my window after our discussion since he didn't trust me. I scoffed, and quietly stepped out of the room, hoping that my housemate was sound asleep. Then I looked out the kitchen window. It was devoid of men. Thank goodness.As soon as I found