Mag-log in"You want to hate me?" Kazimir murmured, his teeth grazing her mark. "Then hate me harder." Ariel Blondeau is a forgotten Omega, a ghost in the underworld, until Kazimir "The Beast" Rossi and his three brothers Nikolai, Lev, Dimitri drag her into their empire of blood and gold. He’s the most feared mafia king in the city. She is the only living relation of his sworn enemy. Ten years ago, Kazimir burned her pack to ashes for her father's betrayal to the Rossi family. Now, he is back to finish what he started, except Ariel isn’t the helpless girl he remembers. She’s a storm wrapped in skin, with a body that kills Alphas on contact. And Kazimir? He’s no lesser Alpha. When he finds Ariel, the girl who should be dead, his wolf goes feral, so he kidnaps her and chains her to his bed and demands answers: How is she alive? Why does her body reject every Alpha but him? And most importantly, why does his wolf howl for her, even though he hates her with every fibre of his being? Warning: Contains a savage Alpha who collects debts in flesh, an Omega who bites back, and a bond that will leave them both bleeding.
view moreARIEL Dimitri insisted on driving me.I'd tried to refuse. Told him I could take the car myself, that I didn't need a chaperone, that I'd be fine. But he'd looked at me with those steady, knowing eyes and said, "I'm not asking, Ariel. I'm telling you. You're not going alone."And I hadn't argued. Because part of me was relieved. Because part of me was terrified of what I was about to do, and having someone there, even if they didn't know the full story, made it easier to breathe.The car was warm, the heater humming softly against the winter chill. Dimitri drove with one hand on the wheel, his eyes on the road, his expression neutral. He didn't push. Didn't pry. Just let the silence stretch between us like a comfortable blanket."You don't have to do this, you know," he said finally."Yes, I do.""Whatever you owe him…” "It's not about what I owe him." I stared out the window at the passing trees. "It's about what he knows. What he can use against me. It’s just better to pay him off
ARIEL I walked back to my room on autopilot.My legs carried me through the hallways, past the portraits, past the windows, past everything I didn't see. My mind was still in the dining room. Still hearing his voice. Still watching his lips form the words that had cut through me like a blade.We're formally courting. And we'll be settling down in a matter of months.I closed the door behind me and against it. Pressed my palms against my eyes and tried to breathe.It didn't work.I'd known this was coming. I'd known he would choose his pack. I'd told myself I didn't care, that it didn't matter to me and I was really nothing to him. I wasn't ready to confront that part just yet. I'd heard the words. I'd seen the way he looked at me when he said them, like he was trying to hurt me, like he wanted me to feel every syllable. And I'd felt them. I'd felt them all. He succeeded. I slid down the door and sat on the floor, my knees pulled to my chest, my head bowed.Then my phone buzzed.I
KAZIMIR The house was a tomb.I'd been back for three days, and in that time, I'd seen Ariel exactly twice. Once in the hallway, where she'd turned and walked the other direction the moment she saw me. Once at breakfast, where she'd sat at the far end of the table, her eyes fixed on her plate, not speaking a single word.She was avoiding me.Good. I was avoiding her too.The silence between us was a living thing, thick and suffocating, filling every room I walked into. I couldn't escape it. Couldn't escape her. Her scent was everywhere, in the halls, in the kitchen, in the bed I couldn't sleep in. It clung to my clothes, my skin, my lungs.I wanted to scream.Instead, I buried myself in work. The investigation into the casino fire. Anything that kept me from thinking about her.It really didn't work.-—————-The council arrived at dusk.I'd been expecting them. Katherine had been making her reports, feeding them information, twisting the narrative to make me look like the reluctant g
KAZIMIRThe club was loud and suffocating. It made my head ache in the most nauseating way. The bass thrummed through my chest like a second heartbeat. I was in the VIP section, a bottle of whiskey in front of me, a glass in my hand that I'd been nursing for the better part of an hour.I wasn't drunk. I couldn't get drunk. Not really. But I was trying.The images wouldn't leave my head.Her lying to me. Her face, the guilt and fear warring for dominance. The scent of another man on her skin. I didn’t want to imagine what could have happened between them. Or why she was so secretive about it. I threw back the rest of my drink and gestured for another.I didn't come here to think. I came here to forget. The music, the lights, the noise and the women who kept glancing my way with hopeful eyes. None of it worked.All I could see was her."You look like hell."Dimitri's voice cut through the noise. He was standing beside me, his eyes covered with dark sunglasses, his arms crossed, his ex
KAZIMIR The scent of wolfsbane and gun oil clung to the air as I strode through the weapons room. My brothers moved like extensions of my own will, Lev filling syringes with lethal precision, Nikolai loading silver rounds with that fucking grin of his, Dimitri already melting into the shadows wit
KAZIMIR The study smelled of aged whiskey and cigarettes. I poured myself a drink, the crystal glass cold against my fingers, and stared into the amber liquid like it held answers. Nikolai slouched in one of the leather chairs, spinning a knife between his fingers. "So. What's the plan, brothe
ARIEL The car door slammed shut behind me, the sound final as a coffin closing. Kazimir hadn't spoken a word since we left the club, his silence more unnerving than any threat. Through the tinted windows, I watched the city lights blur into nothing as we climbed higher into the mountains, putting
ARIEL I stood at the edge of the underground club, clutching the envelope in my hand so tightly it crinkled. I hated this place. The smell of sweat, alcohol, and something darker coated the air like oil. I could feel it sticking to my skin, making my breath shallow. The money inside wasn’t enough.












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