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“Ah. That reminds me.” Julian patted his pockets before pulling out a badge with my name on it. “Your work badge, milady.” He handed it to me with a flourishing bow. “You’ll have access to the entire building.”
I took the badge shyly. “The whole building? Isn’t that a little overkill?”
“No. We want you to have the same access as we all have.” Elias squeezed me gently. “What’s ours is yours.”
“We need to talk about that.” I held the badge to my chest. “What do you mean what’s yours is mine? I’m nobody.”
Not to mention this is goingwaytoo fast.
“The hell you say! Don’t you ever let me hear you utter those words again,” Xavier blurted out and before I knew what was happening, he took me from Elias and held me tight against his chest. Then he was kissing me.
It took my brain a few seconds to process what was happening. I clutched his shoulders as his tongue plunged into my mouth, dominating my tongue with his. A whimper left me as I felt my back pushed against the wall.
How were these alpha men taking control of every situation and I was alright with it? The smell of smoked wood filtered through my brain and slick flooded my pussy. There was a round of growls from the other men in the elevator.
“Xavier.” Julian’s voice, slightly strained, filtered through my haze of pleasure as Xavier’s mouth moved to my neck. “We’re almost to the ground floor. Give her to me.”
Xavier growled roughly at that and his lips sealed over mine again before he was pulled back with a scoff by Julian. I found myself, yet again, moved to another set of arms. This time Julian looked down at me with amusement.
“You’re trouble, aren’t you?” He kissed the tip of my nose.
“Damn it, I wasn’t done,” Xavier hissed, but Julian just looked at him with a raised brow. The other two just laughed at how desperate he sounded.
The elevator door opened, and we were walking out into the hallway. I knew my face was on fire, but I couldn’t control it. I’d let Xavier kiss me and I’d wanted to keep going. I buried my face in Julian’s shoulder.
I didn’t look up until we were in the car. It really was a limo. Instead of setting me down in one of the cushioned seats, Julian just placed me into his lap with my feet in Simon’s lap.
Simon gently rubbed my feet, avoiding the blisters. “Oh, love, why didn’t you say anything? You were running around all day on these.” His fingers brushed my ankles and a shot of pleasure ran through me.
“Just touching her is like heaven.” Elias whispered from across from us. “I call next.”
Xavier nodded. “Ditto.”
I laughed. “I’m not a puppy!”
All four of them looked at me seriously. “No, baby girl. You are not a puppy. You’re our omega.” Julian pressed his lips to mine before I could reply to that.
CHAPTER5
Alena
“No, baby girl. You are not a puppy. You’re our omega.”
Julian’s lips were soft and reminded me of cotton candy as the kiss deepened. My arms went around his neck and I gave a soft moan as his fingers ran along my back. I could feel him hardening underneath me and I couldn’t help but wiggle in his lap as my slick built.
Julian pulled back, rested his forehead on mine and laughed. “You’re a minx, baby girl.”
“What did you mean when you said ‘our omega’?” I glanced at all of them.
“I have a feeling you know.” Elias met my gaze. “You’re the one we’ve been searching for. The one whose perfume sets our blood afire. Our perfect match.”
I shivered, my fingers clutching Julian’s shirt. There was no way any of that was true. I was a nobody. I didn’t say it out loud this time, so as not to upset Xavier. I was an omega who was trained from birth to only be seen when necessary and never heard.
“No matter how long it takes, we’ll convince you.” Elias dipped his head so that I would look at him again. “We’re patient and in the meantime, we’ll take care of you and protect you.”
I didn’t know what to say. No one had ever shown any kind of care like they had. Even my own family had always been more concerned about what the Society deemed appropriate than my happiness. I was just a tool to be used.
“Alena, look.” Julian nudged me gently. “We’re almost home.”
