Elaine’s POV Riley was a striking presence, her beautiful tanned skin naturally radiant in a way that stood out amidst the pale complexions so common around here. Her dark hair, streaked with vibrant blue highlights, framed her face with a touch of rebellious flair. A tattoo of a dragon coiled gracefully around her neck, its intricate design adding to her allure.Her blue eyes were vibrant and mesmerizing, a stark contrast against her sun-kissed skin. They sparkled with mischief and intelligence, drawing you in with their depth. Her small nose added a delicate touch to her features, while her full red lips stood out, naturally inviting.She was a stunner, no doubt about it. Every aspect of her appearance exuded confidence and individuality, making it hard to look away. As I walked beside her, I couldn't help but feel a mixture of admiration and curiosity about this new, fascinating person in my life.Riley’s outfit was effortlessly stylish and practical, something I immediately admi
Third Person’s POVLeah's gaze bore into the scene at the other table, her eyes narrowed with anger. Orlo, Killian’s supposed best friend, had abandoned their table to join Elaine and that new girl, Riley. It was infuriating to see them laughing and chatting as if they were old friends. She clenched her fists, her nails digging into her palms.How dare he leave her like that? After everything they had been through together, he chose them over his own friend. It was a betrayal, a slap in the face. Killian had always been there for him, and this is how he repays him?Leah's jaw tightened as she watched them, her mind racing with thoughts of revenge. She would make them pay for this, especially Elaine. She was the reason for all of this, the reason her life had been turned upside down.With a steely determination, Leah made up her mind. She would not rest until she had brought Elaine and anyone associated with her to their knees. They would regret ever crossing her.Leah's anger boiled w
Killian’s POV Pacing the length of my study, I couldn't shake the image from earlier today. Orlo, my best friend, had done the unthinkable. Instead of joining me at our usual table, he had abandoned it to sit with Elaine and her friend. I ran a hand through my hair, my thoughts a chaotic mix of confusion and anger.What the hell is Orlo thinking? I fumed silently. Why would he do that?I replayed the scene in my mind. Elaine’s laugh, bright and clear, echoed across the cafeteria as Orlo leaned in, clearly engrossed in whatever they were discussing. The ease with which he had joined them, the smile on his face—it all made my blood boil.For what fucking reason? What game is he playing? I wondered, clenching my fists. Orlo had always been my confidant, my closest ally. This sudden shift, this betrayal, was a knife to the heart.I stopped pacing and stared out the window, trying to make sense of it. Though ever since she came into my life nothing really makes much sense. Everything is c
Elaine’s POV I tossed and turned in my sleep, my mind ensnared in a vivid dream. I don’t know how that happened but the dream was so vivid and spot on that I allowed myself to get lost in it. Killian kissed me until I was dazed, boneless against his hardened body. I clung to him when he yanked my knee to his hip, clamping it there. His cock pressed against my belly like a pulsating brand, and I grew wet for it, readying. He used his free hand to grip one of my breasts, leaning down to lick its stiffened tip. I whimpered when he suckled it between his lips, still working that clever tongue, forcing more tension to coil low in my belly. He tended my other nipple in turn, tonguing, sucking, leaving both achy peaks straining for more.Then his hand trailed down to cup me. He slipped his middle finger inside my spread lips, making me moan, “Yes, yes . . .”When he felt how slick I was, a defeated sound broke from his chest and a second finger joined the first to open me. Then he withdre
Killian’s POVI woke up with a start, feeling sweat clinging to my skin and a lingering warmth between my legs. The remnants of the dream I had just experienced still danced vividly in my mind. Despite the discomfort, I knew I had to shake off the lingering sensations and attend to my responsibilities. With a sigh, I dragged myself out of bed and made my way to the shower, the hot water offering some relief as it washed away the remnants of the night. I stood under the cascading water, I couldn't help but replay fragments of the dream in my mind. The intense arousal I had felt seemed so distant now, replaced by a sense of unease and confusion. Though the dream had left me unsettled, I knew I had to push it aside and focus on the tasks that awaited me. With determination, I finished my shower and prepared to face the day ahead, leaving the tantalizing allure of my dreams behind me.I stood under the shower, trying to shake off the remnants of the dream, a part of me longed to crawl
Elaine’s POV I made my way through the bustling halls of the school, the weight of my thoughts heavy upon me, I was abruptly jolted from my reverie as the twins, Halle and Hailey, slammed into me with a forceful collision. Their laughter echoed around us as they exchanged mocking glances, their eyes gleaming with malice. "Watch where you're going, Elaine," Halle sneered, her tone dripping with disdain. "Yeah, don't you have some other kingdom to destroy?" Hailey added, a smirk playing at the corners of her lips. I felt a surge of anger rise within me at their taunts, but I bit back the retort that threatened to spill from my lips. Instead, I straightened my posture and brushed past them, refusing to dignify their insults with a response. As they continued to jeer and taunt behind me, I clenched my fists in frustration, determined not to let their words get to me. I want to start using my powers but I’m sure the Moon Goddess intentionally held it away from me. I would have turned
Elaine’s POV Riley and I continued eating, the tension in the cafeteria gradually subsided, but I could still feel the occasional glances being cast our way. The encounter with Leah had left a lingering sense of unease. Just as I was about to take another bite, I noticed Orlo making his way over to our table. He had a contrite expression on his face, and his eyes darted nervously around the room."Hey, can I join you guys again?" Orlo asked, his voice hesitant.Riley and I exchanged a quick glance before nodding. "Sure, Orlo. Have a seat," I said, curious about what he had to say.Orlo slid into the seat across from us, his posture tense. "I wanted to apologize for what Leah and the twins did," he began, looking genuinely remorseful. "I had no idea they were going to confront you like that. It's not right, and I'm sorry you had to deal with it.""It's not your fault, Orlo. Leah and the twins have been causing trouble for a while now. But it's good to hear that you don't support thei
Elaine’s POVRiley and I sat at a cozy table in the corner of the cafe, trying to enjoy a moment of peace after the tumultuous events of the day. The atmosphere was relaxed, the soft chatter of other patrons creating a soothing background noise.However, the peace was short-lived as I noticed the stares directed our way. People whispered behind their hands, casting disapproving glares in our direction. It was clear that news of the incident with Mr. Thompson had spread, and the judgmental looks made me feel like an outcast. Besides, I was already a murderer in their eyes. Nothing will ever change that even if I were to be proven not guilty. When the waitress approached our table, her demeanor was cold and standoffish. She glanced at me with thinly veiled disdain, clearly hesitant to serve me. Before I could say anything, Riley's expression hardened, and a low growl rumbled in her throat.The waitress jumped, clearly startled by Riley's unexpected reaction. She quickly composed herse