Rosie. Happy Hucows, #6

The moment the invitation arrived, I knew my life was about to change forever. A secluded mansion, hidden away in a valley so secretive I'd never even heard of it-how could I resist? I thought it was my chance to escape the boring routine of my life, to step into a world of mystery and allure. Little did I know, the moment I walked through the grand gates, I'd be plunged into a world of primal desire I wasn't prepared for.
Ethan Steele, the dark, magnetic host, welcomed me with an intensity I couldn't ignore. His eyes burned with secrets, and the air around him crackled with something I couldn't quite place-power, dominance, something dangerous. And then, the truth hit me like a freight train: I wasn't just here for a simple stay. I was about to become part of an exclusive world. A world where women like me-hucows-were bred for our fertility, our milk, and everything else our bodies had to offer.
The moment I learned the truth, something inside me woke up-cravings, urges, desires I didn't understand but couldn't deny. Ethan's overwhelming presence consumed me, making my body ache for his touch. He wasn't just controlling me; he was claiming me. Every commanding word, every seductive look had me trembling, desperate for more. But then there was Luca-my caretaker, my protector, with a softness that soothed my raw, exposed nerves.
His gentleness was a balm to the fire Ethan sparked inside me, and I found myself pulled in two directions, unable to choose between them. The breeding ceremony was just the beginning. Ethan claimed me as his own, pledging me to him in front of the entire mansion. But no matter how much I tried to surrender to him, I couldn't forget Luca. His touch lingered in my thoughts, his eyes haunted me. I was supposed to belong to Ethan, but a part of me couldn't let go of Luca, couldn't forget the tenderness he showed me.
Now I'm torn-between the suffocating power of Ethan, and the quiet passion Luca offers. One man owns my body, but the other owns my heart. But here's the catch: no matter what I choose, I'll never be whole.