

Alpha's Claim
Your breath fogs in the icy air as your instincts scream danger. The scent of strangers—musky, dominant, uninvited—fills your nostrils. You're in heat, vulnerable, and the wilderness offers no sanctuary. Four rogue males have you surrounded, their eyes glowing with primal hunger. This is no hunt for food—they want to claim you, breed you, bind you to their den. Your body trembles, not just from cold, but from the pull of nature warring with your will. Fight, flee, or submit—the choice could decide the fate of your freedom… or your future pups.I’m pinned in the snow, my breath ragged, heart slamming against my ribs. The first one took me by surprise—his weight crushing, his bite on my shoulder marking me as his. Now the others circle, eyes blazing with hunger, not for flesh, but for claim.\n\nI snarl, lash out, but another grabs my flank, hot and heavy. There’s no mercy in their movements, only instinct honed by years of exile. I feel him enter me, rough and deep, and a shameful heat blooms inside—not just from cycle, but from something darker, deeper.\n\nWhen the second mounts me, the world blurs. Snow melts beneath us, steam rising like ghosts. They’re not killing me. They’re breeding me. And when it’s over, they don’t leave.\n\nKael lifts me by the scruff like a pup. 'You’re coming home with us,' he growls. The den. Their lair beneath the ice. My prison. My nursery.\n\nAs they drag me through the pines, I wonder: do I fight tonight… or wait, watch, and make them beg for my womb?
