Drunk Mellisa could murder me and I’d be happy. “Go back to bed.” And out of a sudden-She kissed my neck, her hands roaming up and down my back, her breasts pressing against my chest. My cock was hard, and I instinctively pulled her closer, moaning quietly as her lips grazed my shoulder."Uh, Mellisa--" I forced myself to back away. "What are you doing?"“What I want.” She bent forward to kiss me on the lips. Before I could react, Mellisa was pulling at my shirt, lifting it up, and then she had her hands on my chest, rubbing my skin.Without thinking, I let her take my shirt off, murmuring with pleasure while I moaned and held her shoulders, squeezing them hard.Then her hands slipped down to my waist and slid into my pants. Whoa. I sat back, trying to catch my breath. "Mellisa?"Her hand was inside my boxers, her fingers fluttering near my cock. She looked at me, her eyes serious, and reached for her coffee cup. "Just a little." She gulped some whiskey, then set it down and reac
The throbbing in my head is relentless, and as I slowly wake up, I realize I'm clad in my pajamas. Groaning, I survey the room, attempting to piece together the hazy memories of the night before. The distinct lack of a bathroom in Killian's room adds an extra layer of confusion. Why am I here?Killian emerges from the bathroom, and as he meets my gaze, I notice an unusual expression on his face. Is that a blush? I squint at him, trying to decipher the mystery that seems to be unfolding. Whatever happened last night must have left us with some amusing aftermath.He approaches me with a hint of hesitation, as if contemplating whether to share some scandalous secret or just make a casual inquiry. In the end, he opts for a straightforward question, his voice betraying a trace of uncertainty, "What do you want for breakfast?"I blink at him, momentarily taken aback by the shift in tone from potential scandal to the mundane topic of breakfast. It's almost disappointing, but the prospect of
Ah, the joys of wedded bliss – or not. While most newlyweds are off on some dreamy honeymoon, Killian and I are knee-deep in the thrilling world of responsibilities. The honeymoon is on hold, and instead, we're navigating the complex terrain of werewolf politics."Killian, sweetheart, where are you?" I called out, peering around the corner of the packhouse. The guy was becoming a master at the art of evasion.He popped out from behind a pillar, looking like a deer caught in the headlights. "Oh, hey, Mellisa. Didn't see you there."I raised an eyebrow. "Really? Because I've been following you for the past five minutes."His gaze shifted uncomfortably. "Just busy, you know, alpha stuff.""Right, right. Very important alpha business," I replied, my tone dripping with sarcasm.Killian scratched the back of his head, a nervous tic that always surfaced when he was avoiding something. "Look, we've got a meeting with the neighboring pack, and I've got to go over some pack laws. It's a big dea
I took a bite of my delicious steak, savoring the flavors as my mother and I enjoyed our meal at the restaurant. The ambiance was pleasant, and we were engrossed in our own little world until the door swung open, announcing the arrival of Katherine Marsh, the A-list celebrity. The man accompanying her, adorned in flashy attire, immediately drew my attention with his wandering eyes.I decided not to disturb Kat's privacy, so I continued enjoying my meal, stealing glances at their table every now and then. However, my attempt at discretion was short-lived as the man suddenly approached our table, a curious gleam in his eyes."Hey there! Mind if I ask what that divine dish is you're having?" he inquired with an enthusiastic grin.I glanced up, slightly taken aback by his bold approach. "Uh, it's the house special cut. Really good."His eyes widened with excitement. "That sounds amazing. I want that too." Without missing a beat, he raised his hand to signal the waiter. "Excuse me! Can we
My mother, sensing the tension, chimed in with a motherly smile. "We're just here to enjoy a meal, Tony. Let's keep the conversation light and pleasant, shall we?"Despite Kat's attempts to defuse the situation, Tony remained undeterred. His stubbornness was almost impressive in its audacity. He leaned in closer, a sly grin playing on his lips. "You're a tough nut to crack, Mellisa. I like that."I needed to land a good blow to lose him for good. I knew I had to think fast and come up with a convincing excuse to get him off my back. But telling Tony about my marriage to Killian was out of the question, especially considering our agreement to keep it private.“I have a boyfriend.”Kat seemed surprise. “I never know you do, Mel.” Tony, with his eyebrows raised in skepticism, leaned in and quipped, "A boyfriend, you say? You're just saying that to fend me off, Mellisa. I don't buy it."I sighed, feeling the absurdity of the situation. "No, really. I have a boyfriend. Very tall, quite
I sighed, not in the mood for his sarcasm. "Cut it out, Killian. I didn't ask for your drama this early."He crossed his arms, his eyes narrowing. "Drama?"I rolled my eyes. "I don't control Tony's actions. If I did, he'd be miles away from our lives. I told him I have a boyfriend; what more do you want?"Killian's gaze remained piercing. "You could've handled it differently. You know, like mentioning that you're married."I scoffed. "And have the media turn it into a spectacle? No thanks. We agreed to keep our marriage low-key."He didn't seem satisfied. "Low-key doesn't mean letting other men think they have a chance with my wife."I crossed my arms. "Excuse me? Your wife? Suddenly, I'm your wife again, and not Ms. Lane? Make up your mind."Killian took a deep breath, attempting to cool his temper. "Mellisa, this isn't a joke. I don't like other guys sniffing around you, especially arrogant ones like Tony."I sighed, realizing this was more serious than I thought. "Fine, I'll be mor
"Are you trying to strangle me with my own tie, Mellisa?" he teased, his lips curling into a smirk.I released the fabric, feigning innocence. "Who, me? Just admiring your fashion choices, that's all."He chuckled, his eyes never leaving mine. "Is that so? Or is there another reason you keep yanking on it?"I bit my lip, a playful smile dancing on my lips. "Maybe I just like how you look when you're slightly disheveled. It suits you."Killian raised an eyebrow, a hint of amusement in his eyes. "Slightly disheveled, huh? Is that your subtle way of saying I look like a mess?"I laughed, enjoying the banter. "Oh, please. You could roll out of bed and still look like you stepped off a magazine cover."He leaned in, his ashy eyes penetrating mine. "Flattery will get you nowhere, Mrs.Anderson."I tugged at his tie again, a daring glint in my eyes. "Who says I'm trying to get anywhere? Maybe I just enjoy your company."His lips twitched into a half-smile, the tension between us shifting into
Amidst the vibrant and crowded party, I found myself surrounded by unfamiliar faces. The room pulsated with energy, and I could hear the classical music thumping in the background. Despite the lively atmosphere, I felt a bit lost in this sea of people.I surveyed the room, searching for a familiar face, none of which is a friend of mine. Panic started to bubble up as the realization hit me—I was on my own in a room filled with strangers. Everyone seemed to be engaged in lively conversations, greeting each other with a mysterious pound to the third left chest. It was like a secret code, and I was left out.To make matters worse, my supposed guide into this social labyrinth, Killian's mother, Mrs. Henrietta, was treating me as if I were invisible. I stood there, awkwardly trying to blend into the background, but it was clear that I was a mere spectator in this grand social spectacle.The woman hated me. A lot. I shot a quick glance at Killian, who appeared to be thoroughly engrossed in