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The agony mixes with the insane pleasure until it’s too much.
I scream again, clenching around his cock as I come, and he roars.
His massive length jerks and fills me, swelling impossibly big until it feels like he’s blocked my channel off completely. He forces his cum so deep, I swear I can taste it.
The pleasure fades, leaving just pain, and it must pierce the haze. He starts to pull his huge length from me gently, but the thick head stretches me as he pulls out, and I cry out.
Human arms catch me, and I’m flipped to my back to see a worried human Jai.
“Are you okay?” he asks, looking concerned.
“Fine,” I reply, and he sighs, relaxing back so we both sprawl on the shore.
I turn my head to meet Jai’s grinning eyes. “Well, shit,” I mutter.
“You freed me.” He rolls over, kissing me deeply. “You made me whole. God, Quinn, I love you.”
I swallow the happiness those words cause, knowing I don’t deserve it, but I lap them up greedily anyway.
CHAPTER FIFTY-SIX
Quinn is still sleeping. I hold her tight, not wanting to move and wake her. I know she struggled to sleep last night, and when we woke up to find her gone, I had to fight to not go to her as well. Her call echoed in my heart, but seeing Jai so happy makes me glad I didn’t.
We all know what happened last night—we saw and heard it—and I silently congratulate him as she sighs and buries her head into my chest.
My wolf purrs happily as I lie here as the sun rises—another change. I can actually feel when the moon disappears and the sun comes up. It’s fucking weird, man. I don’t know how long we lie here, but I never want to move. I want to be wrapped around her at all times.
She fits in my arms perfectly, and part of me thinks it’s where she belongs.
A strange male scent hits me, and my wolf sits up inside me.
“Yo, beautiful,” a male voice calls.
Three growls fill the space, all of us turning to the door and seeing a grinning man there who looks way too comfortable in her space.
Our space.
Instinct takes over as she sits up with a sleepy smile, and I climb the railing and throw myself over and down to the next level, landing on my feet before storming up to him. I wrap my hand around his throat and slam him into the wall while he just blinks at me.
“Shit, babe, call off your attack dog,” he mutters.
“Lucien,” Quinn snaps as she comes to my side, naked and unbothered. I move to block her body. Luckily for him, he doesn’t look, or I would pluck his eyes out. “This is Dom, my friend and beta. Hell, you worked with him. Let him go.”
“Mine,” I snarl, more wolf than man as I get in his face.
Dom sobers. “Quinn, I would put some clothes on if I were you. He’s serious. He’s not thinking clearly right now. It’s okay,” he says, dropping his eyes to my chin. “I’ll wait outside.”
I let him go at Quinn’s urgings, snarling as he slowly backs away and steps outside, shutting the door. I look at Quinn. She has her hands on her hips, and she’s glaring at me. “Cut that shit out now,” she snaps before turning away. “And go apologise.” She stomps off as I glance up at Vale and Jai to see them watching me, their eyebrows raised.
My wolf retreats, and I’m left scratching my head. I’m wearing the borrowed jeans I slept in, so I head out, slamming the door behind me as I face the man on the porch. He keeps his distance, his hands spread as if in peace, and keeps his eyes on me as if I’m going to attack him.
Great, all this wolf shit is so confusing, but it’s clear my wolf thinks he’s a threat, and I don’t know how to change that.
“What the fuck was that?” I mutter more to myself than him, but surprisingly, he answers.
He chuckles as he watches me. “That was your wolf staking his claim on her, which is surprising as hell and even more so since she let it slide. You didn’t like my scent or wolf in what you have claimed as your den. It’s natural. I didn’t know. I’msorry. I’m surprised your wolf didn’t fucking gut me. Anyone else would have.”
The door bangs open then, and Quinn shoots me a glare and then smiles at Dom. She goes to hug him, but he steps back. “Hell no. Sorry, babe, but I am not looking to die.”
