ALPHA'S REGRET: PREGNANT BY MY BESTFRIEND'S ALPHA BROTHER
THIS STORY CONTAINS EXPLICIT SEXUAL SCENES, DIRTY STEAMY TALKS, RAW TENSION, CUM-STAINED PAGES, PULSING HEAT AND FILTHY CRAVINGS. SMUT | DARK ROMANCE | MORALLY GRAY MAN | OBSESSION | FORBIDDEN DESIRE | 18+ONLY. Step into their world if you dare
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"Will you take my cock like a good girl? Fuck yes, you will. You fucking will, spread wider baby, shit, I'm going insane just thinking about how good your pussy's going to milk my cock, ” He rasped, his other hand gripping the bedsheets while he pumped his cock faster.
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Judith Baker's biggest mistake had a name: Declan Montgomery—her best friend's older brother, her first obsession, and the man who fucked her so thoroughly she forgot every reason she was supposed to stay away.
She knew the rules, knew he was forbidden territory, but one reckless night she let him devour her anyway. Let him strip her bare and take her apart with his hands, his mouth, his cock buried so deep she thought she'd shatter.
She gave him everything—her body trembling beneath his brutal rhythm, her filthy confessions spilling between moans, while he made her scream his name until her voice broke. She thought that night meant something to him and that he'd claim her as his mate.
Instead he destroyed her—twice. Rejected her while she was still dripping with his cum, left her pregnant, alone, and ruined for any other man. Five years later, Judith's barely surviving as a single mother hiding the son who has Declan's storm-gray eyes, until one careless mistake drags him back into her life.
But he's not the man who touched her in secret anymore—he is Alpha Declan Montgomery now, cold and ruthless. He wants what's his: her body writhing beneath him again, his heir, and her soul.
And this time Judith can't run, because he's not just her best friend's brother anymore—he's the man who'll drag her into the dark and never let her go.
With enemies closing in and buried secrets threatening to explode, the question isn't whether they'll find their way back to each other. The question is whether they'll survive what's coming.