Novels by Mebi_xx

Sebastian's POV‘I’m not here for your entertainment,’ she shot back at Jaxon words.He stepped closer, slow and deliberate. ‘You will be. No.’ He smirked, ‘You already are.’Lucien took the seat beside her, his eyes on her face. ‘I think she’ll need… correction.’Rafael said nothing, only watching her the way a predator watches prey.I placed the pen on the table between us. ‘Sign.’She didn’t move.‘You have five minutes,’ I said. ‘After that, my offer expires.’The clock on the wall ticked. One minute passed. Then two. She reached for the pen with a shaking hand.Her signature was small and bent around the edges from her shaky hands.‘Good,’ I said, taking the papers. ‘Now, your first test.’She looked up, wary. ‘What?’‘You’ll follow Jaxon. He’ll give you an order. You’ll obey it without question.’Her lips parted. ‘What kind of order?’‘You’ll find out.’I nodded to him. He grinned, moving to stand in front of her. ‘On your knees.’She froze.‘You heard him,’ I said softly.Her j

Sebastian's POVThe sound of bone breaking is different in a warehouse at night.It’s sharper and colder with no background noise to soften it… only the echo of pain against concrete walls.The man on his knees in front of me wheezed, blood dripping from his nose. His wrists were bound behind him with cable ties. He had been crying for the last fifteen minutes, but I didn’t mind. Fear was useful. Fear kept people quiet. Fear made people bend to your every whim.‘You had three weeks,’ I said, my voice calm. Calm always scared them more. ‘Three weeks to pay what you owed.’‘I—I tried, Mr. Wolfe—’‘You bought yourself a car,’ I said, glancing at the sleek keys in his jacket pocket. ‘A car instead of paying me.’He stammered something about needing it for work. I didn’t care. Behind me, Lucien stepped forward. He was my enforcer. He was silent, big, and with a look in his eyes that said he would kill for fun.Lucien didn’t wait for my nod. The crowbar in his hands came down hard on his le

IVY'S POV The words hung between us. It was sharp. It was dangerous. ‘I’m not—’‘In name only, to the public. In private…’ His eyes caught mine and held them, something dangerous sparking in his steel blue eyes. ‘You’ll belong to me. For about a year.’The floor seemed to tilt under me. ‘You’re insane.’‘Perhaps. But you’re desperate.’I wanted to tell him to go to hell. I wanted to turn and run. But behind me, down the corridor, Emily’s monitor kept beeping like some sort of mocking reminder that the time was ticking. ‘Why me?’ I whispered.His smile didn’t reach his eyes. ‘Because you’re perfect for what I need.’‘I’ll never agree to that.’He leaned closer, his breath ghosting against my ear. ‘You will. By the time I walk out of this hospital, you’ll be mine.’I swallowed hard, heat and ice warring in my veins. ‘And if I say no?’He straightened, gaze hardening to granite. ‘Then you would be responsible for the death of your sister. Her blood will be in your hands.’My breath ca

IVY'S POV‘Ms. Laurent?’The voice in my ear was trembling. It was not mine. It was hers. A woman over the phone. Or it was a man. I couldn’t tell through the pounding in my head. I felt so sleepy. It was 2am in the morning for God's sake. ‘Yes,’ I rasped, my voice dry and scratchy. ‘What happened? What…who are you?’ ‘Your sister’s been in an accident.’The world thinned. My vision blurred. I scrambled up from the bed, but my knees buckled and I pressed my palm to the wall to keep myself from hitting the floor.‘No. No, no, no—’‘She’s alive,’ the woman rushed to say, her words clipped and breathless, like she had been running around, ‘But her condition is critical. We need you at the hospital now. I’m so sorry, Ms. Laurent, but—’‘Where?’ I cut her off, already shoving my feet into the sneakers I had kicked under the couch.One second I was sleeping in bed with my heart pounding violently in my chest, and the next I was shoving my legs into jeans, grabbing my wallet and keys with sh