Fractured Flight
I will never be caged again. That’s the promise I made to myself when I left the gilded cage I called home, my pack, and everything I knew six months ago.
I learned early that survival meant pleasing everyone else. In a house ruled by impossible expectations, I became exactly what my parents wanted—soft-spoken, obedient, invisible. The only person who ever truly saw me was my older sister. She was everything I wasn’t allowed to be. Loud. Reckless. Wild enough for both of us.
But she made a choice that cost her everything, and my world shattered.
So I left.
A new town. A fresh start. A promise to live the life she always wanted for me.
To prove I’m living, not just surviving, I decide to start riding motorcycles again and crash straight into them. Five men. Intense. Mysterious. Watching me like they already know my secrets. The pull is immediate—and terrifying.
Because I don’t trust myself anymore.
My past taught me that love comes with bruises, that desire hides teeth, and that I’m terrible at telling monsters from men.
I swore I wouldn’t fall again. But they keep showing up. All five of them slowly chip away at my walls. They don’t demand. They don’t cage. They see my strength even when I can’t.
As my old life catches up with me and secrets are revealed, I have to make a choice. Do I stay small and safe inside the cage I know… or risk everything for a love that might finally set me free?
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