Damien
Damien's lips met Maya's in a fierce, passionate kiss before she could even lift her own. Carefree, she wrapped her arm around his neck, granting him all the permission he desired.
He pushed her hair aside, his fingers tangling in it as he deepened the kiss. Maya attempted to pull away, slowly becoming aware of her surroundings, but it was too late. Damien was lost in the rhythm of the music, her hands weaving through his hair, stirring a longing within him.
“Please... pl...” she tried to speak, but her words were silenced as he pressed his hands against her lips.
“Shush.”
“Hey! Don’t do that,” Damien murmured, locking eyes with her. She froze, her heart racing as his familiar voice echoed in her ears. The way he looked at her made her momentarily speechless. She lowered her gaze, avoiding his intense stare while his hands held her waist.
“What’s wrong, Freya?” he asked, lifting her chin with his finger. She shook her head, still not meeting his eyes, when he suddenly kissed her again, pulling her into a passionate embrace, their eyes closing as they became lost in a whirlwind of desire.
Damien released her as he reached the mattress, and she smiled at him, reluctantly falling onto it. His eyes widened with a smirk. As he hurriedly unbuttoned his shirt, Maya realized what was about to happen.
"What are you trying to do?" Her question caught him off guard as he raised his hands in the air. "I want you, Freya. That's what's about to happen."
She chuckled softly, feeling a jolt of electricity surge through her. Standing up, she asked, "What do you mean you want me? Is that some sort of poetry?" Just then, he leaned in, his hands exploring her chest, causing her to gasp. His fingers glided down her thigh, tracing smoothly to the edge of her underwear, leaving her in shock as her hands pressed back against the mattress.
A soft, chilling chuckle escaped her lips, her tone icy and unwelcoming. The tension grew until she let out a quiet groan, her breath frigid as his finger slipped into her slick warmth. Her eyes closed tightly as she grasped his hands, attempting to halt his movements.
"Don't worry, Freya, you'll enjoy this," he murmured gently. The lace of her dress obstructed his access to her breasts. "Undress, Freya, now," he ordered, his gaze intense, eyes bloodshot as if he had emerged from deep waters. Her lips quivered as she complied.
Her hand lets go, letting the erection that shamefully hasn’t lessened thud against his stomach.
Then her hand wrapped around him again, sticking his cock straight up and rubbing the tip against hot, wet flesh. Damien's lips part to stop her, that she is going too far without either of us knowing who the other was. But Damien was too late because she was already wet and wanted him too, she sank down and his eyes rolled back into my head at the absolute bliss of her tight, warm pussy gripping me.
“Oh god, you feel so big, I'm scared already, Damien” she whispers, rocking her hips back and forth in quick strokes to force his cock deeper inside her. He knew she was crazy but didn't expect her to be the baddie.
Damien clenches his teeth, holding his breath as she takes every inch till her thighs are flush with mine. “Fuck, Demian. It’s like you’re trying to break through me.” Freya. Freya, Freya. A reminder that you are still a virgin.
Let me take possession of you my lady. Damien whispered as he carried her quickly. She smiled and pecked his cheek. Approved, Demian.
His fingers dig into the soft flesh of her hips as hw hold on. Her breathing picks up as she drags her tight cunt up and down the length of my cock, over and over. He slid his hands up her smooth skin, following the dip of her waist and then to her rib cage where he paused. He is not one to shy away from giving love to tits while he fuck, but it’s not just a random woman’s tits. It's his wife's tit.
He would be kneading the soft, he sucked her breast,She moaned, her pussy fluttering around him and he chased away the hesitation. Her large breasts fill his entire hands, so heavy and warm. He squeezed them, feeling her nipple garden against his palm.
Demian's balls draw up, and he hates how turned on he was that she doesn’t want to stop moaning his name. The unbridled passion as she rides him makes his head spin. He thrust up, pushing his cock deeper into her and she gasps, a low groan rumbling her chest as her hips snap faster. Freya rubs herself against Damien pelvis, her pussy tightening with each rock. Fuck, she was going to come the way her walls are strangling his cock. He grunt, dropping his hands back down to her hips and leaning up, sucking a nipple.
Any pretense of resisting goes out the window as he helps guide her further down and I thrust up. Her nails dig into his chest as her panting quickens and then her hands grab his head, pulling on Damien's hair and her moan silenced by his mouth as she kisses him.
She trembles in his hold as she comes, her pussy milking his cock as he spill inside her. Damien had no chance to keep going as she pulses around me, waves of her release taking his cum deeper into her cunt.
She collapses to the mattress, their breaths both trying to calm. Then her hand smacks his side.
“What are you waiting for?.” A bit of post nut clarity is demanding me to tell her, but I silently roll to my side and move closer. Damien sucked her nipple between her lips, reaching over to play with her other breast. Squeezing her flesh in his hand.
“You smell like me now.”
“Enough with the complaints, Demian. I’m tired too, and I hate you for deflowering me.” She scoffed, pulling the duvet over her body, which was marked by their earlier activities.
“Come on, you had fun. You were on top of me. Let’s clean up in the bathroom, you tease.”
It was the next morning, and Freya still hadn't made an appearance for breakfast. The whole family had planned this gathering, and their absence was conspicuous. Damien had woken up earlier than usual after getting a call from Asher regarding a deal that was supposed to be finalized, but complications had arisen due to some authority's delay.His grip tightened around the phone, knuckles turning white with tension. The frustration that had brewed in his chest was now at a boiling point. He couldn't remember the last time a deal had spiraled so out of control. Asher's laugh boomed on the other end, only fueling his anger."Listen carefully, Asher," Damien said, his voice low and edged with authority. "I don’t tolerate failed deals. If you keep letting me down like this, I will take action that you won't like."Asher’s tone was playful, laced with amusement, but Damien could detect the underlying mockery. "Relax, Damien. The deal went through; I was just messing with you. Tried to call
Freya “No ma'am, Freya, don’t worry about the meal. I’ll take care of it,” I insisted, raising my hands to halt her words. She had already said more than enough. As I opened the cupboard to retrieve some eggs, I noticed the terror painted across her features, and a pang of empathy tugged at me. “Why are you staring at me like that?” I asked, feigning a smile. “I can make my own meal.” My voice held a snicker, laced with irritation at her lingering presence. Since last night, Demian had been notably absent, and I was still reeling from our last encounter. The thought of him caused my dislike to churn like a storm within me.Lost in my thoughts, I cracked the eggs into a bowl with slow, deliberate movements, when suddenly, I felt a hand wrap around my waist. A wave of warmth swept over me, accompanied by the unmistakable heat of his breath brushing against my neck, sending a shiver down my spine and a pang of annoyance to my stomach. “Good morning, sunshine,” Demian's low, flirtatiou
Demian pov “What do you mean by starting to care about people's affections, Demian?” My best friend's voice cut through my thoughts as I looked up, my eyes momentarily shifting from the papers on my desk.What does that even mean? When exactly should I start caring? It's an insult, really. He laughed, adjusting his suit as he settled into the chair across from me and crossed his legs with a decisive motion. I knew exactly what topic he wanted to tackle.“Hey, Freya is my wife, so of course I care about her!” he asserted, reaching over to take my red drink from the table. He leaned in, hands pressing against the table, his gaze locked on me.“I know she’s your wife, but you…you…” he pointed at my face, and I frowned deeply, making it clear that his attempt to provoke me was unwelcomed.“Fine, Freya, Freya, Freya—she’s your wife, but that’s no excuse for being so dismissive about meetings that require your presence,” he continued. I sighed heavily, realizing he was right; I had been ne
Chapter 9Freya's red gown swirled elegantly around her ankles as she descended the stairs, each step purposeful but light, as though she were floating. The fabric caught the soft light from the chandelier above, the delicate lace and silk reflecting a warm, ethereal glow. Her smile was wide, her eyes sparkling with the anticipation of the long-awaited visit to her parents’ home. After months of being apart, the reunion felt like a moment frozen in time, something she wanted to savor.Demian stood at the bottom of the staircase, his posture rigid, his usual calm demeanor betraying a rare flicker of something softer. He hadn’t expected her to look like this. It was as if she had stepped out of a dream, her elegance surpassing even his high expectations. His jaw went slack, his usually impassive face showing the faintest trace of surprise. He blinked, unable to look away, as if frozen in place by the sheer beauty that stood before him.Her eyes met his, and Freya’s smile deepened. She c
I fixed my gaze on my sister across the room, her fragile form slumped against the couch. Freya, usually so vibrant, now looked washed out, her eyes dull and haunted, fixated on nothing. Her disheveled hair hung limply, and her wrinkled, dirty dress emphasized the stark contrast to the girl I once knew. The silence in the room was heavy.Clenching my fists, my heart raced with each passing second. Every part of me was demanding answers, yet I held my tongue, waiting for her to finally say something. But she remained silent.Mom leaned forward, hands clenched together, trying to maintain her composure, though fury simmered just below the surface of her controlled voice.“Freya, tell us why you’ve returned,” she urged, her words tight yet laced with a raw, underlying hurt. “What happened?”But Freya remained unresponsive, her gaze fixed on the floor. Tears streamed silently down her cheeks, her lips quivering as her hands twisted anxiously in her lap, as if holding herself together by a
As we drove toward the pack house, the silence between me and Freya hung heavy, like a dark cloud that wouldn’t dissipate. The world outside passed by in a blur of dull colors, the winter trees stripped bare of their leaves, the occasional house tucked away behind tall gates. It felt like the world was shutting down, just like Freya had.I tried to console myself, but my mind raced in circles. The image of my sister, broken and bruised, kept playing over and over again in my mind. What had she been through? Why hadn’t she come to us sooner? I wanted to ask her so many things, but every time I opened my mouth, the words felt hollow.Freya sat beside me, her eyes focused on the floorboard, her shoulders trembling ever so slightly. I couldn’t stand the distance between us. It felt like we were both drowning, and the silence was only pulling us deeper. I reached over and placed a hand on hers, feeling the coldness of her skin, the tremor in her fingers.“Freya, you’re not alone,” I whispe
Demian's patience was running out, his temper escalating with each tick of the clock. He could feel his jaw tightening as he paced more rapidly across the room. His eyes darted to Freya, absorbed in her laptop, seemingly unaffected by his rising agitation. The anger boiling within him churned, and he gripped the window frame tightly, knuckles turning white with his frustration.“You really don’t get it, do you?” he said, his voice low but loaded with tension.Freya didn’t lift her gaze. “Get what, Demian?”His eyes narrowed, lips pressing into a thin line of discontent. “You just let her waltz in here uninvited. Your sister, Maya, acting like it’s perfectly normal. How can you not see that’s... completely inappropriate?” His tone dripped with disbelief and irritation. “I don’t even know her, Freya. She’s not supposed to be here, and yet you’re treating it like it’s just another casual visit!”Finally, Freya looked up from her laptop, her expression cool and poised, her face a mask of
I sat in my office, papers scattered around me in a chaotic mess. The weight of the day pressed heavily on my eyelids, making them feel like bricks. I rubbed my face, attempting to shake off the fog of exhaustion that stubbornly lingered. Damien hadn’t come by yet, and I was growing impatient. It was past noon; he was my right hand, my rock, the one who kept everything in check. His absence was an itch I couldn’t ignore. Where the hell was he?My chair creaked as I shifted, the silence of the room only amplifying my frustration. I glanced at the clock on the wall yet again. Still no word. My fingers drummed absently on the desk, but it only fueled the irritation building in my chest. Was he upset with me? I couldn't dwell on it. A storm was brewing inside me as the minutes dragged on.Then, the door swung open, snapping me from my thoughts. Asher strode in, a leather package tucked under his arm. He flashed that grin of his—the one that didn’t quite reach his eyes. I didn’t return it.
Demian’s POVThe growl surged again—this time louder, more insistent, like a deep, threatening warning. The tension electrified the air around us, sharpening my senses. Something wasn’t right.“Asher,” I snapped, my voice leaving no room for debate. “We didn’t send any invitations, so who the hell is that?”Asher, who had been observing the chaos with Freya, stood tall at my command. "No idea," he replied, amusement flickering in his eyes. "But we’ll find out soon enough."Freya’s presence beside me heightened my irritation. Despite my efforts to shield her from this world—the world I had created, the one I’d dragged her into—she was determined to be part of it. To understand it.I turned to her, my tone steady but firm. "Freya, you need to stay here," I instructed, my hand on her shoulder. "It’s not safe."She met my gaze, fire igniting in her eyes. "I’m not staying put, Demian. I refuse to be a fragile thing you can hide away when things get rough."I opened my mouth to counter her,
Asher povAs I stood outside Demian's chamber, a pit settled in my stomach. It wasn’t just the tension between him and Freya; that was predictable. The real issue was that something significant had shifted within Demian, and I was far from convinced it was heading in a good direction.A sudden crash echoed through the hall, followed by Freya's sharp, furious cry. My instincts kicked in, and I took a deliberate breath. It wasn’t my role to intervene between them unless absolutely necessary, but the escalating situation demanded action. I couldn't stand by while Demian struggled to manage this on his own.Before I could brace myself, something whizzed past me, narrowly missing my face. I ducked, muttering under my breath, and firmly grasped the door handle. "Demian!" I called out, swinging the door wide open just in time to witness Freya throw another object in rage. Her eyes were ablaze, her breathing frantic.The sound of glass shattering reverberated as a vase shattered against the w
Maya povI felt the fury building in my chest, my heart pounding against my ribcage. I fixed my gaze on Demian, fists clenched at my sides. What part of this didn’t he understand? I had made myself clear—I wasn’t going to stand idly by while he made this decision. No means no.The murmurs from the council buzzed around us like an irritating swarm of bees. They were watching, waiting, anticipating, and I despised it. I hated how they appeared eager for Demian to take control, and I loathed even more that he stood there, glaring at me as if I had violated some unspoken rule by challenging him.But I refused to back down. Not this time. Not when something so important was at stake.I struggled to breathe, the tension in the air thick and suffocating. I locked eyes with Demian, and I could sense the storm brewing inside him. He wrestled with his control, but I recognized that look—he was angry, no, furious. He didn’t like being challenged, especially not by me.The longer we remained like
Demian’s POVThe atmosphere in the pack house was tense. It wasn’t just the usual early morning quiet; something heavier hung in the air. I felt it settle in my chest, a reminder of the unsettling events from the past 24 hours.I stood in the kitchen doorway, watching Freya with her back to me as she cooked. The smell of warm bread and eggs filled the room. She had promised me breakfast—no distractions, just the two of us. I wasn’t sure if this was defiance or a sign that she wanted to connect.Freya had always kept her distance, even slipping once when she called me Maya, my younger sister’s name. It signaled her discomfort with our shared past."Freya," I broke the silence. "I need to check on something. I’ll be back soon."She stiffened slightly but turned with a soft smile. "Of course. Take your time."I sensed she was just humoring me, unsure of how to deal with me now, yet she didn’t push me away. Our complicated connection was still palpable.I left the kitchen and found Asher w
I sat in my office, papers scattered around me in a chaotic mess. The weight of the day pressed heavily on my eyelids, making them feel like bricks. I rubbed my face, attempting to shake off the fog of exhaustion that stubbornly lingered. Damien hadn’t come by yet, and I was growing impatient. It was past noon; he was my right hand, my rock, the one who kept everything in check. His absence was an itch I couldn’t ignore. Where the hell was he?My chair creaked as I shifted, the silence of the room only amplifying my frustration. I glanced at the clock on the wall yet again. Still no word. My fingers drummed absently on the desk, but it only fueled the irritation building in my chest. Was he upset with me? I couldn't dwell on it. A storm was brewing inside me as the minutes dragged on.Then, the door swung open, snapping me from my thoughts. Asher strode in, a leather package tucked under his arm. He flashed that grin of his—the one that didn’t quite reach his eyes. I didn’t return it.
Demian's patience was running out, his temper escalating with each tick of the clock. He could feel his jaw tightening as he paced more rapidly across the room. His eyes darted to Freya, absorbed in her laptop, seemingly unaffected by his rising agitation. The anger boiling within him churned, and he gripped the window frame tightly, knuckles turning white with his frustration.“You really don’t get it, do you?” he said, his voice low but loaded with tension.Freya didn’t lift her gaze. “Get what, Demian?”His eyes narrowed, lips pressing into a thin line of discontent. “You just let her waltz in here uninvited. Your sister, Maya, acting like it’s perfectly normal. How can you not see that’s... completely inappropriate?” His tone dripped with disbelief and irritation. “I don’t even know her, Freya. She’s not supposed to be here, and yet you’re treating it like it’s just another casual visit!”Finally, Freya looked up from her laptop, her expression cool and poised, her face a mask of
As we drove toward the pack house, the silence between me and Freya hung heavy, like a dark cloud that wouldn’t dissipate. The world outside passed by in a blur of dull colors, the winter trees stripped bare of their leaves, the occasional house tucked away behind tall gates. It felt like the world was shutting down, just like Freya had.I tried to console myself, but my mind raced in circles. The image of my sister, broken and bruised, kept playing over and over again in my mind. What had she been through? Why hadn’t she come to us sooner? I wanted to ask her so many things, but every time I opened my mouth, the words felt hollow.Freya sat beside me, her eyes focused on the floorboard, her shoulders trembling ever so slightly. I couldn’t stand the distance between us. It felt like we were both drowning, and the silence was only pulling us deeper. I reached over and placed a hand on hers, feeling the coldness of her skin, the tremor in her fingers.“Freya, you’re not alone,” I whispe
I fixed my gaze on my sister across the room, her fragile form slumped against the couch. Freya, usually so vibrant, now looked washed out, her eyes dull and haunted, fixated on nothing. Her disheveled hair hung limply, and her wrinkled, dirty dress emphasized the stark contrast to the girl I once knew. The silence in the room was heavy.Clenching my fists, my heart raced with each passing second. Every part of me was demanding answers, yet I held my tongue, waiting for her to finally say something. But she remained silent.Mom leaned forward, hands clenched together, trying to maintain her composure, though fury simmered just below the surface of her controlled voice.“Freya, tell us why you’ve returned,” she urged, her words tight yet laced with a raw, underlying hurt. “What happened?”But Freya remained unresponsive, her gaze fixed on the floor. Tears streamed silently down her cheeks, her lips quivering as her hands twisted anxiously in her lap, as if holding herself together by a
Chapter 9Freya's red gown swirled elegantly around her ankles as she descended the stairs, each step purposeful but light, as though she were floating. The fabric caught the soft light from the chandelier above, the delicate lace and silk reflecting a warm, ethereal glow. Her smile was wide, her eyes sparkling with the anticipation of the long-awaited visit to her parents’ home. After months of being apart, the reunion felt like a moment frozen in time, something she wanted to savor.Demian stood at the bottom of the staircase, his posture rigid, his usual calm demeanor betraying a rare flicker of something softer. He hadn’t expected her to look like this. It was as if she had stepped out of a dream, her elegance surpassing even his high expectations. His jaw went slack, his usually impassive face showing the faintest trace of surprise. He blinked, unable to look away, as if frozen in place by the sheer beauty that stood before him.Her eyes met his, and Freya’s smile deepened. She c