BREAK ME KNOT: An Omegaverse Quarterback Romance

Leeya Tu Romance

“What am I doing? What were you doing letting another man feel you up?”
“I don’t belong to you. I can let whoever I want to feel me up. Take a hint Declan.”
I ran a hand over her arms and watched satisfied as goosebumps rose on her skin. I could smell her arousal, and knew every alpha could too. I was suddenly overwhelmed with the urge to carry her away and lock her up for my eyes only.
I settled for pulling her into me and burying my face into her hair. Her scent drove me crazy. She smelled so sweet, so safe, like home.
“Does his touch make you feel like this? Does his scent make your p***y purr, Maeve?”
She gasped, and I watched, satisfied, as a blush crawled onto her face. Without a word, she had given me my answer. No one else made her feel the way I did. She could deny the way we reacted to each other with her words, but the body didn’t lie.
She wanted me.
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One night. One mistake. One bond that will never break.
It was supposed to be nothing more than a freshman party with loud music, bad drinks, and no consequences. But when I locked eyes with him, the star quarterback with the dangerous smile, I knew I was walking straight into trouble.
I did it anyway.
What happened between us was raw, reckless, and impossible to undo. By morning, he was gone and he left me with just a mark I couldn’t forget and a bond I didn’t think I wanted.
Months pass and I tired my best to move on, but I didn't know he had been looking for me. And now he has found me.
He’s been searching for me, watching me, and obsessing over me.
And when he finally finds me again, everything breaks loose.
Now he wants answers. He wants control. He wants me.
The possessive alpha he keeps buried slips closer to the surface every time I push back, every time I remind him I don’t belong to anyone.
But bonds don’t care about pride.
And the darker his desire gets, the harder it becomes to tell whether I’m running from him… or provoking him on purpose.
Because the truth is, I never forgot that night either.
And some knots were never meant to be broken.

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