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CHAPTER 30: THE BREAKING POINT

Author: Faye Q
last update publish date: 2026-06-29 23:27:29

RYKER’S POV

The heavy iron gates of the palace finally groaned shut, muffling the sound of Ryder’s retreating carriages, and the silence that followed was so thick I could hear the blood rushing through my own veins. For four days, the air had been thin with the threat of a formal challenge, but Zephyr’s perimeter work and Cax’s clever lies had held the line. The delegation was gone, and they had found nothing.

I didn't go to the war room to debrief with my brothers, instead, I followed a pull in my chest that led me straight to the high-walled gardens. I found Ava standing by the frozen fountain, her breath hitching in the cold air, but for the first time since she arrived, the sharp armor of her fear was gone. She heard my boots on the gravel and turned around, and before she could catch herself, she gave me a real smile. It was a startled, beautiful thing born of pure relief, and it hit me harder than any blow I had ever taken in the pits.

"They're actually gone," she whispered, her eyes bright and searching mine, "Ryder really left without me."

"He had no choice," I said, my voice coming out rougher than I intended, "my brothers saw to that."

I stepped closer, telling myself I was just checking her for any lingering security risks, but the bond between us was screaming after four days of forced distance. Every time I had passed her in the halls while Ryder watched, I had to choke back the urge to claim her in front of everyone, and now that the pressure was gone, my control was snapping. She didn't move away as I entered her space, she just watched me with those wide, honest eyes, and I felt the last of my careful Alpha logic dissolve into the dirt.

"You look different when you aren't terrified," I muttered, reaching out to brush a stray hair from her forehead, "I could get used to seeing you like this."

"I didn't think I'd ever feel safe here," she said, her voice dropping to a low, intimate hum that vibrated in my marrow, "but today, when the gates closed, I realized I wasn't looking for the exit anymore."

I didn't let her finish the thought, I grabbed her waist and pulled her flush against me, my hands digging into the soft fabric of her dress. She let out a small, shocked gasp that turned into a moan the moment my mouth slammed against hers. It wasn't a gentle kiss, it was an explosion of four days of repressed hunger and the primal need to mark what was mine. She tasted like winter air and sweetness, and she was kissing me back with a desperate intensity that told me she was just as close to the edge as I was.

"Ryker," she breathed against my lips, her fingers tangling in my hair, "please, I can't keep doing this, I can't keep pretending I don't want you."

"Then stop pretending," I growled, lifting her off her feet so her legs wrapped around my waist, "because I'm done waiting."

I carried her into the secluded stone gazebo, the shadows shielding us from the palace windows, and I stripped her clothes away with a frantic urgency that left us both shivering. When I saw her completely bare in the moonlight, her skin glowing like ivory, my wolf let out a low, possessive rumble that vibrated through the floorboards. She was beautiful, and she was mine, and the realization was a drug I couldn't stop taking.

"Ohh yeah... fuck me! Yes, just like that!" The words tore from her throat as I laid her back on the stone bench.

I didn't waste a second. I moved between her legs, my hands shaking as I guided myself to her entrance, and I watched her face as I pushed inside in one slow, deep, and brutal thrust. The size of my dick made her scream in pleasure, it was so big that I stretched her completely open, filling every inch of her body. The pleasure was so intense it felt like a drug for both of us.

"Ryker! Fuck! Yes!" she screamed, her eyes rolling back as she used the wrong name in her delirium, or perhaps the bond was just that messy. "Give it to me! Fuck me harder!"

I didn't care about the names, I only cared about the heat. I started to fuck her hard and fast, my hips slamming against hers with a loud, wet sound. Our wolves were screaming in sync, the mate bond flaring like a wildfire between us. Every time I lunged forward, I hammered against her v-spot, sending electric shocks through her body. We were covered in sweat, our skin sliding against each other as I fucked her like a beast.

"You like this big dick, don't you?" I panted, my voice cracking as my wolf took over. "You like being fucked by your Alpha?"

"Yes! Fuck, yes! I want all of it!" she yelled, her fingers digging into my shoulders.

I pulled out with a wet pop and flipped her over onto her hands and knees in a doggy style position. She pushed her ass up towards my dick, her body instinctively offering itself to me. I grabbed her hips with my big hands and slammed my cock back into her. It went even deeper this way, hitting the very back of her with every shove. I began to fuck her with a primal rhythm, my heavy balls slapping against her cunt as she moaned in extreme pleasure.

"That's it, Ava... take it all," I groaned. She was shaking all over, her insides clenching tight around my thick shaft.

The climax hit her like a ton of bricks. Her whole body started to shake, and she muffled a scream into the stone as her muscles clamped down on my throbbing cock. A second later, I let out a loud, animalistic roar. I shoved myself in as deep and fast as I could go and held her tight while I blasted my warm cum deep inside her, marking her as my own in the dark.

Afterward, the garden returned to its heavy silence, and I held her against me while our heartbeats slowed. I felt a drop of moisture hit my chest and realized with a cold, sudden clarity that she was crying. It wasn't the loud, panicked sobbing of a victim, it was a quiet, complicated weeping that made me pull back to look at her.

"Ava?" I asked softly, wiping a tear from her cheek, "what is it?"

"I didn't want to feel that," she whispered, her voice so small I almost missed it.

I said nothing, I couldn't find the words to fix whatever had just broken inside her. She turned to face me, her expression a mask of confusion and lingering heat.

"Why does it feel like I just lost something?"

I reached up and touched her face, my thumb tracing the line of her jaw.

"Because you just stopped running."

Outside the door, perfectly silent, Zephyr has heard everything. His expression is unreadable.

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