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134: New Game Plan
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My Mate's Betrayal And Rejection 135: Risky Business
EVA’S POVI leaned in close to Vivian, my breath warm against her ear as I whispered the plan. I felt the subtle tremor ripple through her frame. When I pulled back, I searched her face, desperate for the flicker of agreement that could tether us to the same course.But her eyes widened instantly, flashing with alarm as her body went rigid, her breath catching like a startled bird’s.“Eva,” she hissed, her voice trembling with disbelief. She stepped back as if the words themselves had weight, forcing space between us. “That’s insane. Do you even hear yourself?”Her fingers curled and uncurled at her sides—a telltale sign of her nerves. Her gaze darted to the door, the panic there unmistakable, as though expecting it to burst open at any second.“It’s reckless,” she continued, her tone sharp but unsteady. “It’s like lighting a match in a room full of gas. Everything could blow up!”I sighed, frustration bubbling beneath a fragile mask of calm. I couldn’t lose her to fear—not now.“Vivi
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VIVIAN’S POVAs I walked away from Eva’s house, a wave of relief washed over me. Talking to Eva was always a rollercoaster ride, but today felt particularly intense. I replayed our conversation in my mind, pondering her bold suggestion.It was daring, to say the least, but a small part of me was tempted to try it. Desperate times called for desperate measures, didn’t they?As I turned the corner onto my street, I spotted a familiar figure standing by my front door. It was Coby, my husband, and he looked like he’d been waiting for me. My heart skipped a beat as I approached him, uncertainty swirling in my chest.What did he want? Had he found out about my encounter with Elder Elijah? Or was this just a coincidence? “Hey,” I called, forcing a brightness I didn’t feel into my voice. “What are you doing out here? It’s freezing.”He glanced up, his dark eyes locking onto mine. His expression was unreadable, a tight blend of hesitance and resolve. “You were at Eva’s again?”I nodded as I ca
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VIVIAN'S POVI grunted with pleasure as he forced his way inside me. With my pussy as wet as it was, I was only just lubricated enough to make his entry possible. There was a touch of pain as he stretched me wide, but the feeling of being utterly filled by his cock made the pain seem unimportant.“You like that, huh?” he groaned, his grip tightening on my thighs. He continued to push, spreading my legs wider to help. As he thrust into me over and over, I was overwhelmed by the sensation. Each time I was sure that he couldn’t go any deeper, that he couldn’t possibly fill me up any more, he’d manage to get himself a little bit deeper, and I’d have to rethink things.“Oh, Coby,” I moaned, my voice barely a whisper. “You’re incredible.”It wasn’t long before he stopped pushing to go deeper. I was sure that he was all the way inside me, but I’d been sure of that several times already. I lay over the arm of the couch, waiting to see if there was more of his cock to be driven into me.I felt
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COBY’S POVThe guilt clawed at me as I led Vivian toward the bathroom, its weight pressing heavily on my chest. I couldn't escape the echo of my earlier actions—the way I’d been with her. Reckless. Possessive.That wasn’t me. Or at least, it wasn’t the me I wanted to be. But the nagging doubt that had burrowed into my mind had festered into something uncontrollable.Her soft hand in mine felt fragile, almost unreal, as though I could shatter it with a single wrong move. I glanced back at her, searching her expression for something—remorse, deception, anything. But all I saw was that serene, almost ethereal calm she always carried. It only fueled my unease.The moment Andrew had called, his voice tight with certainty, saying he’d seen her at Eva’s house, my pulse had quickened. When she came home, I waited like a predator on the doorstep, my senses on edge.I wanted to smell the truth on her—the earthy, rich scent from the last time she’d claimed to be with Eva. But instead, there was
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Coby’s POVThe morning air carried a strange weight, pressing against my chest as I sat at the breakfast table with Vivian. She spoke animatedly, her fork gesturing midair, but her words blurred into a low hum in my ears.I forced a smile, nodding absently. My thoughts weren’t with her—they hadn’t been since I woke up. They were elsewhere, with someone else.Jackson. My son. His name was a stone in my gut, an ache that wouldn’t ease.“Coby?” Vivian’s voice pulled me back. Her brows knit slightly, concern flickering in her green eyes. “You’ve barely touched your food. Are you okay?”“I’m fine,” I lied, pushing my chair back. “Just some pack duties. I’ll be out for a while.”Her gaze lingered, searching my face for answers I wouldn’t give. “Okay,” she said softly, her voice hesitant. “Be careful.”I mumbled a thanks, grabbed my jacket, and stepped into the chilly morning. My feet moved with purpose, my heart hammering as Alpha Xavier’s estate loomed into view.The wrought-iron gates sto
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HANNAH’S POVAs soon as Coby disappeared down the path, I let out a breath that felt like it had been trapped for hours. My hands trembled, refusing to steady no matter how tightly I crossed my arms.Anger, fear, and frustration coiled in my stomach, each emotion jostling for dominance. It was always like this with him—chaotic, overwhelming, suffocating.“Hannah,” Kas’s voice cut through the storm in my head, anchoring me.I turned, relieved and ashamed in equal measure to meet his concerned gaze. His expression, sharp and ready just moments ago, softened as he stepped closer.His presence was steadying, but the way he looked at me—like I might shatter—made my throat tighten.“Are you okay?” he asked, his voice low and gentle yet edged with restrained tension.I nodded too quickly. “I’m fine,” I said, though the waver in my voice betrayed me. “Thank you for stepping in.”Kas didn’t look convinced. His eyes searched mine, his jaw working as if he were holding back words. “He grabbed yo
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HANNAH’S POVI gripped the phone tightly, forcing my voice to steady as I answered, “Hello?” I tried for casual, but even to my ears, the attempt sounded thin.“Hannah.” Xavier’s voice came through warm, though tinged with concern. “Hey. Is everything okay? You sound… off.”A familiar pang echoed in my chest. Xavier always saw through me, even over the phone. My free hand clutched the soft edge of Jackson’s blanket, grounding me.I pressed out a hollow laugh, trying to shake the unease from my tone. “I’m fine,” I said too quickly. “It’s just been a long day. Nothing unusual. How’s the meeting?”A pause. Brief but heavy. I could imagine him rubbing the back of his neck, the way he did when deciding how much to say. “It’s dragging,” he admitted, his sigh audible. “And it’s about to get worse. The board extended it—two more days.”“Two more days?” The words slipped out soft, nearly a whisper. My chest tightened, disappointment coiling low in my stomach.“I know.” His voice dropped, raw w
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VIVIAN’S POVThe moment I left the house that afternoon, my nerves buzzed with unease. Elder Elijah’s voice on the phone had been sharp, clipped—urgent in a way that knotted my stomach. I hadn’t called Eva. She hadn’t picked up the previous day, nor had she bothered to call me back, and I didn’t want her involved in whatever this was.I told myself it was fine. I could handle it. Right?The path to his house stretched wide and empty as I walked, the occasional rustle of leaves brushing against the eerie silence. Elijah’s estate loomed ahead, its grandeur almost oppressive, like a giant beast lurking in the amber glow of the setting sun.When the front door creaked open, a servant I didn’t recognize greeted me. Her face was drawn tight, her lips pressed into a disapproving line that made my palms sweat.For a second, I thought it might be Beatrice, Elijah’s suspicious and ever-watchful wife. But it wasn’t her. Just a servant, all business and no warmth.“Elijah is expecting you,” she s
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My Mate's Betrayal And Rejection 047: Blood, Bandage, And Bedside
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My Mate's Betrayal And Rejection 046: Dinner And Dagger
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My Mate's Betrayal And Rejection 045: Guarding And Glaring
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My Mate's Betrayal And Rejection 044: One Wrong Move
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My Mate's Betrayal And Rejection 043: Chained Up
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My Mate's Betrayal And Rejection 042: Smells Fishy
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