BaeVida

"A vampire and a demon— the love of two beings I cannot reject."

Reverse Harem (Warning: Mature Content)!

Skai Jayden, a project assistant at Sterling Enterprise has her heart racing twice in one night. 
 
Meeting her boss, Damien Raphael, on a night out with her friends, she is instantly drawn to him and finds herself unable to forget him. Before then, Skai only knows Damien as a ruthless, cold-hearted monster of the business world. She hadn't guessed that Damien was truly a demon in disguise.

On the same night, she is attacked and saved by a man lurking in the dark. But shadows often house people with ill intentions. The accident entangles her fate with Jared Drake, a business tycoon by day, and a blood-sucking vampire by night. 

And that's only the start of Skai's spiral into danger. 

When she discovers the men's true identities, Skai is forced to deal with their intertwined fates, sandwiched in between them as their fated mate. In between pleasure, secrets, and fantasy, how will Skai face this drastic turn in her life? 

Will she be able to survive in a world that she once thought only existed in fairytales?

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Her Dark Royals' Desires

Silver stood in the silence that Ethan had left behind, her legs feeling like they might give out beneath her.

The tension in the room was unbearable, thick with everything unsaid, everything broken.

She could still hear Ethan's footsteps fading, the sharpness of his words cutting through her heart like a blade.

But she had. She had hurt him deeply, and no matter how many times she replayed that night in her mind, there was no excuse, no way to take back what she had done.

And the fact that she wanted it, made her feel bad about herself.

Shawn took a hesitant step toward her, his face pale beneath the blood still trickling from his nose. "Silver, I—"

"Don't." Her voice was cold, a sharpness in it that startled even her. She still couldn't look at him, couldn't bear to see the guilt that mirrored her own reflected in his eyes.

Devastated