Page 33 of Denied By the Alphas

“Ready, baby?”

“Yes, Jax.”

He immediately pushed his dick into me without delay,and I gasped when I felt him pulsing inside of me. I grabbed hold of his thick arms, which flexed beneath my fingers as he pushed deep inside me.

“Does that feel good, baby?”

“It does,” I moaned, enjoying every inch of his cock sliding into my writhing, heat-ridden body. I never realized that I would need these alphas like air itself.

Tyler

I couldn’t helpbut smile as I watched Carmen getting fucked by Jaxon. Her thin pussy lips hugged his cock tightly, glistening with her arousal.

The sight was unexpectedly erotic, and I found myself growing hard again.

“Fuck,” I muttered under my breath, pulling on my jeans just in time for my cell phone to ring. Glancing at the screen, I saw Henry’s name flash before me.

With a sigh, I left the room to take the call.

“Where the hell are you, Tyler?” Henry barked as soon as I answered. “You’re head of security—you can’t just disappear whenever you want.”

“Relax,” I replied, trying to sound casual. “I’m taking a break. I’ll be back tomorrow.”

I needed more time with Carmen to figure out how our lives would be together because I was never going to leave her again.

“Have you seen Carmen?” Henry asked, his voice tense.

“Uh, no,” I lied, my heart suddenly pounding in my chest. “Why?”

“Hmm…I’ll ask the guards at border patrol. They’ll find her.”

My mind raced, knowing immediately that Henry wasn’t going to let go of her or forget about her anytime soon. I needed to get back to the compound and appease him.

“I’ll be at the compound tomorrow and help you look for her,” I said in a low voice. This was too much. I couldn’t break her heart again.

“Fine,” he snapped. “When you find her, remember she’s going to be my bride. Have you smelled her scent yet? It's intoxicating.”

The conversation suddenly felt suffocating, and I hung up, my thoughts racing. I couldn't ignore the fact that I worked too closely with Henry, and Carmen would never truly be safe with me. My heart ached at the thought of letting her go, but I knew it was the best thing for her.

Walking into the living room, I saw Logan and his pack sitting there, looking dejected. They were going to be happy as hell once I told them the news that my pack and I were leaving.

"Logan," I said, sighing as I sat across from him. The sounds of Carmen moaning and Jaxon grunting were unmistakable.

"What is it?" Logan asked, his jaw tense from being rejected by Carmen.

"I have to leave," I said.

"What the fuck, man? Carmen's going to be pissed."

"Henry's looking for her," I replied. "I need to be back at the compound by tomorrow, or else he's going to suspect something."

I couldn't bring myself to say the next words because even I couldn't take it anymore. My heart hurt at the thought of letting go of Carmen forever. If I officially rejected her again, she would never forgive me. But I had to say goodbye, even if it hurt.

"So what does that mean for you and Carmen?" Talon asked.

"It'll be over," I said, letting out a long, shuddering breath while the stabbing feeling in my chest grew sharper. Even though the pain was emotional, it felt real, and every vein in my body rebelled against leaving her. When I was around her, I was happy, even though she didn't trust me.

Everything about her sang to me. She was mine—my mate.

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