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Angel strides across the room. “I drew these.”

He slams his hand against a butterfly on the wall.

“Beautiful,” I manage to whisper.

“I helped make a proper home for these.” Luca gestures at the real butterflies outside the window.

“Want to bite you.” I bare my fangs.

Rhett stalks to the bed.

His voice is low and seductive. “As long as we can bite you back.”

If we all bite each other, the bond we form with each other will be even stronger.

I wriggle against Rhett to show how much I approve of that plan.

“Words, darlin’.” He tosses me into the center of the bed, and I bounce on the soft mattress.

“Yes, Alpha.” I roll around on the scented bedding to add my own to it.

I luxuriate in the different sensations on my bare skin, rubbing my neck against the velvet cushions.

Slick gushes between my thighs.

“Alphas.” I hold out my hand.

“We have you.” Angel prowls to the bed.

Luca perches on the side of it, taking my hand. His own is shaking.

When his pheromones deepen, I take happy breaths of his crisp scent.

Then he presses a kiss to the back of my hand. “Good Omega.”

My mind becomes hazy, but I smile at him. “Good Alpha.”

He grabs me by the hair with a snarl, dragging me up to kiss me passionately.

I buck, feeling petal-soft lips kissing between my thighs at the same time.

I moan into my kiss with Luca. He keeps me relentlessly held against his lips, as our tongues dance.

“That’s it, honey, lick our Omega’s pussy. Don’t you dare stop,” Rhett commands.

Angel hums his agreement against my pussy, and I shiver with pleasure at the sensation.

“Show our Omega how much you want to worship her,” Rhett rumbles. “Prepare her for my knot.”

Angel’s tongue works faster, thrusting in and out of my pussy, as Luca’s does in my mouth.

Yet something is wrong, and before I am lost entirely to the primal heat, I must tell them.

I am Rhett’s scent match. But I met Angel first.

My amber-eyed Alpha massaged me, slowly and thoughtfully helping my touch starved body to accept his touch.

We were both drawn to each other in a way that has nothing to do with biology.