Britney POVI looked around the quiet, deserted area, confused about why Dylan wanted us to meet here. I was still wondering when a strong hand suddenly yanked me from behind. I gasped and turned quickly, only to see it was Dylan.I relaxed a little, but not for long. My fear grew as he dragged me roughly down a narrow bush path without saying a word. My heart pounded harder with every step until we reached a large clearing with a newly dug pit in the middle. He stopped abruptly, and before I could react, he shoved me toward the edge.I screamed, clinging desperately to his arms, my nails digging into his skin. Tears filled my eyes."Dylan… please… please don’t do this to me," I begged, my voice shaking uncontrollably. "Please don’t kill me. I’m begging you."He stared at me coldly, his expression completely blank.God, why was he doing this? How could he even think of killing me?I glanced down into the pit. It was deep. If he let me go, I would not survive the fall. The sight alone
Next MorningKira POVThe door opened behind me and I turned to see Dylan walk in. I scoffed and immediately looked away, focusing on the mirror where I stood checking myself out. I was already running late for work."Hey," he said softly as he came closer, his hands reaching for me from behind.I ignored him completely and continued fixing my hair.Only God knows how angry I was at him right now. It was taking everything in me to keep it bottled up.I didn’t want to start a fight this early in the morning, but if he kept pushing me…"So you're just going to keep ignoring me?" his voice came from behind, filled with frustration and something I couldn’t place.I pretended not to hear him and concentrated on getting ready. I was done dressing and bent to pick up my bag from the table when suddenly, I felt his arms grab me from behind. I flinched and my eyes widened."Dylan!""Kira... please," he said, his voice breaking slightly. "I just want my wife back. The one who nags me. The one w
Wendy's POV On a normal day, his sweaty bare back covered in tattoos should’ve been enough to drive me insane. But with the amount of anger boiling in me right now, I couldn’t care less. How dare he treat me like I’m nothing? If not for this insane crush I’ve had on him for so long, would I even be here, humiliating myself like this? Throwing myself at him? So who the fuck does he think he is? “For the last time, bitch, leave this room while I’m still in a good mood,” he barked, picking up a bottle of champagne and taking a huge gulp. Like he wasn’t just humiliating me; now he was ignoring me too. I stayed on the floor, glaring at him. Then, his eyes caught mine. The deadly look in them sent a shiver down my spine. “I’m not joking with you,” he warned. And that was it. I snapped. I jumped to my feet. “What the hell is wrong with you?!” I yelled, trembling with rage. He frowned and turned slowly to face me. “Are you talking to me?” “Yes, I’m fucking talking to you! What do
Dylan POV I slowly opened my eyes and was met with a familiar face hovering above mine. My brows creased into a frown. Even with my blurred vision, I could still recognize Freddie’s distinct features. “Get off me, man,” I groaned, pushing him off as I sat up. A sharp pain shot through my head. “The fuck…” I hissed, holding my head. It was pounding like crazy. “You okay, man?” Freddie asked. I pulled my hand away from my face and looked at him. “What the hell happened? Where the fuck are we?” I asked, scanning the room we were in. It didn’t look familiar at all. He raised a brow at me. “You seriously don’t remember anything?” “Remember what?” I scoffed. “How did you almost get us killed?” he replied, and I squinted at him, confused. “What? What the hell are you talking about?” Before he could reply, another wave of pain hit me hard. I shut my eyes and grabbed my head. But this time… memories began to come back in flashes. The road. The truck. The lights. The screeching
Mina's POV I walked into the house, my hands shaking. My chest was tight. I felt sick, scared, and full of regret. I knew what I had done. I knew how serious it was. I also knew that if God didn’t intervene, my father would kill me, and even if he did intervene. I doubt Dad would listen to anything I had to say. “Growing quite a nerve, I see. Now you've got the guts to sleep outside,” my dad’s cold, sharp voice echoed from the living room. I looked up and saw him coming down the stairs. “Good morning, Dad,” I mumbled, eyes glued to the floor. He stopped right in front of me. The silence between us was thick, dangerous. I could feel the anger rolling off him like heat. A part of me wanted to turn and run. “Mind telling me where you spent the night, princess? Who knows—if I like what I hear, I might cut down your punishment.” His voice was calm, but it wasn’t really calm. It was the kind that came before something terrible. “I see no reason to stress over it, Klaus.” Aunt’s voice
> Mina’s POV I blinked a few times, slowly opening my eyes. For a second, everything felt still. Then it hit me: the room didn’t look anything like mine. I sat up at once, eyes scanning the space. The walls were cream-colored. The sheets were smooth and soft. There was a large window with thick curtains, a gold lamp on the side table, and the faint smell of something clean and expensive. This wasn’t my room. “Where the hell am I?” I whispered, more to myself than anyone else. “I see you’re awake,” a voice answered. I froze, then turned quickly toward the voice. A guy stood near the edge of the room. He was tall, handsome, and completely unfamiliar. I had never seen him before. I was sure of that. My heart thudded hard. “How are you feeling?” he asked, stepping toward me. I didn’t answer his question immediately but just stared at him; my mind was racing, and panic was slowly creeping in. “Who are you? And where the hell am I?” I shot back immediately, my ton