A Night with My Alpha

y understanding what was pushing her to accept this unexpected detour. He hadn't told her where they were going, just that she should follow him. "Do yo

ent was waiting for something. They had gone into the forest without saying a word, their footsteps echoing faintly in the silence. Erynn felt this tension, this charge that floated bet

ed, her voice almost foreign to her own ears. But he didn't even turn to face her. He kept walking, his gaze straight ahead, as

esire, confused and destabilizing, took its place. She could feel her heart beating faster, a heat slowly rising in her belly. But she wasn't ready to admit it. No

n intensity that was almost disturbing. It was as if he could see every thought, every doubt, every emotion that crossed her mind. He approached her slowly, h

asked in a low, soft voice,

se to her? She didn't know. There was something in the way he was looking at her, something that made her want to come closer. He

es glinting with amusement. He knew. She didn't need to answer. He

ly heighten the tension, which was bubbling more and more in her belly. His gaze slid down to her lips, and she felt a sudden heat in her cheeks. It wasn't a

e wanted to back away, to push him away, to stop everything. But something inside her stopped her. An inner voice, something primal, viscer

s instantaneous, a wave of desire she hadn't anticipated. She tried to pull away, but Kaelen wouldn't let her. His arms closed around her, his embrace both g

ir, holding her tight as he gently pushed her against a tree. His lips grew more insistent, more hungry, and Erynn, despite her anguish, felt her

h he'd always known, as if he knew exactly what she was feeling. She couldn't say anything back. It w

ad never felt the world close in around her like this, the earth give way beneath her with such violence. Words couldn't

in a moment of pure intensity. She could no longer think. She had no room for her doubts, her anxieties

, in a way she couldn't explain. She hadn't understood every aspect of what had just happened. She didn't know