All Chapters of The Cruel Alpha's Unwanted Bride: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

{~~Avery Sterling~~}He was ravenous, but after dinner and a nap, Logan seemed to be a regular guy again. The transformation from the tense, almost feral state he was in before to the calm, composed man I knew was remarkable. So, we dressed in our bathing suits and went out to the docks to talk. The cool evening air brushed against our skin, promising a peaceful night ahead. This technically wasn’t a lake. The streams were clear, and I could hear a waterfall only a few miles to the east, its distant roar a comforting backdrop to our evening.The sun was setting, casting a golden glow across the water that shimmered like liquid fire. It was a sight straight out of a romantic painting, the kind that takes your breath away and makes you forget everything else. But tonight, it wasn’t just the scenery that had me mesmerized. The realization that Logan was going to try to make this work, that he was serious about us, made me let my guard down a little. For the first time in a long while, I

{~~Avery Sterling~~}oh god, oh god. I panted, my eyes scanning the woods. Our empty surroundings, the forest were the only eyes that could see the man currently going down on me. The chilly air made my nipples hard and made it difficult for me to take in breaths silently.He had my legs spread apart, his tongue was magic. I couldn’t stop twitching and grinding my pussy into his thrusting appendage. I gripped the edges of the tub, keeping my body from slipping off as he licked, and fucked his tongue into me.It was a delicious pleasure I couldn’t get rid of. I didn’t want to get rid of it. I was enjoying the feeling. It feels like this was a good step towards us having a good relationship. He was right about the sex we’d had previously, it was more me being humiliated. Getting no pleasure from it. It was almost like it was there just to please him.What am I saying? That is exactly how it was. And it wasn’t going to change, well until now.I tried to keep my moans low, but it had been

{~~Avery Sterling~~}The very next day, I found myself back at work. Ignoring my nightmare from before, and the way it seemed like i could practically sense my sister’s aura. The hospital was packed, and it felt as if every room and hallway were buzzing with activity. As the medic alpha, Logan’s presence was required for so many tasks, from critical patient care to overseeing complex medical procedures. Despite the overwhelming busyness, I felt a sense of relief and joy to be back in the thick of things, especially with the important fundraiser looming tomorrow. Logan had planned to announce the selected members of his team, who would be spearheading the search for a cure for Lycanthropic Decay Syndrome—a monumental occasion for our community, and hospital. But today, I focused on my immediate responsibilities, busying myself with the endless tasks that needed attention.I had just settled into the lab, surrounded by the familiar hum of equipment and the soft glow of monitors, when Sh

{~~Avery Sterling~~}I'm not sure I heard him right.Logan and I exchanged a shocked glance. This was the first patient at Heart Inc. suspected of having Lycanthropic Decay Syndrome. The implications were immense. We could study him, and gain valuable insights into the disease. He could be the key to us finally finding a cure. Many other doctors have tried but we were dipping our hands into it right now and there’s a good chance he might give us the break we need. But the personal history between us complicated everything. I really hated this guy, but the research opportunity was undeniable.Logan tugged me away, his grip gentle but insistent. He quickly responded to the doctor, instructing him to email all relevant information. Meanwhile, I was just stunned, my mind racing with the possibilities and the dangers.As we walked back to our offices, I texted Gareth to reschedule our meeting. /Something urgent came up. Need to push our meeting. I'll update you later./he responded a minut

{~~Avery Sterling~~}The next day back to work. Or, I guess, the same day, since we stayed up early. Logan and I slept for only two hours before being paged into work. Due to the cancellation of the fundraiser—well, actually, we just postponed it to tomorrow—but Logan still had to announce his team. He was making the announcement in the hospital hall room, and every employee was there.Logan was choosing me-- his nurse, Shawn because he's exceptional at what he does in the lab, four other doctors, and four nurses. These people would be helping us find the cure for Lycanthropic Decay Syndrome (LDS). I took a deep breath as I stood there, watching my other colleagues as Logan explained to them and the board why getting this started was such a good idea.He stood at the podium, his presence commanding the room. “Ladies and gentlemen, as you know, Lycanthropic Decay Syndrome is a disease that has plagued our community for far too long. It’s time we take a stand and do something about it.