Eva's POV. He stared at them for a moment, then he grabbed them in both hands, kneading and massaging the soft flesh before bending down, lifting one breast, and stuffing the nipple into his mouth hungrily."Aaahh fuck..." I gasped, my nipple quickly growing stiff in his mouth, sending electric shocks of pleasure arcing through my body and into my pussy."Oooh Nicklaus..." I panted, gripping the edge of the table with both hands.He devoured me, sucking and licking, squeezing and groping, pinching and pulling. All the time I gripped his desk in both hands and squirmed, my pussy pulsing with passion.His fingers found my panties, and tugged it down out of the way with not a moment's thought.Nicklaus suddenly dropped to his knees between my thighs, pausing with his face just inches from wet cunt. "Nicklaus..." I called."You called for this, Eva." He smirked, giving me a little pat on the thighs. "Ooh my fucking god..." I gasped as he pushed his face between my thighs, into my pussy
Eva's POV.I spent the whole day waiting.Nicklaus didn’t say much when he left this morning, just mouthed something about having “important things to attend to” and walked out.No smile, no hug.I deserved it very much. After everything that had happened, the lies, the rumors, and me keeping it all bottled up, I understood the distance. I hated it, but I understood. He was angry. Maybe even disappointed. And honestly, I’d be lying if I said it didn’t feel like hell.I kept pacing the room like some restless ghost, replaying every word of our last conversation, over and over. I should have told him earlier. I should have trusted him more. Now, everything felt tense, awkward even.Just when I was about to curl up on the bed again and cry for the tenth time today, a knock came on the door.“Come in,” I said, wiping my eyes quickly.It was one of the maids. “My Lady… his highness asked me to call you, dinner is served.”Wait, what?My head snapped up. “Dinner?”She nodded. “He asked me
Eva's POV.I sat there, still shaken.My head leaned against the edge of the bed, my fingers tangled together in my lap so tightly they’d gone cold. The room was quiet, too quiet for how loud the thoughts in my head were screaming.I couldn’t shake off the image of Lady Isabella and Alonzo’s smug, beaten-down faces. You’d think prison would have humbled them. But no, they still had that annoying smirk plastered on like they were the ones winning. Like I was the one trapped, not them.But the worst part wasn’t their laughter.It was the truth in their words.Aragorn.Of course.All this time, we were watching Alonzo and Isabella like hawks, thinking we had the real threat cornered.But Aragorn was just there.Moving in silence.Hiding in plain sight.Acting like the calm, reserved one. Never raising his voice. Never interfering. And we all thought he was harmless just because he kept his mouth shut.Hating Nicklaus in silence, I can't believe he admitted to me that Nicklaus isn't his b
Eva's POV. Once I've cried myself to stupor, and some of the tension has left, I quickly stood to my feet and stormed out. Thankfully, Nicklaus hasn't returned home yet. I didn’t even pause to catch my breath, I didn’t care about appearances anymore, or the house workers who looked startled to see me storming through the passageway like a madwoman.“Open the damn window,” I barked at the guards when I reached the dungeon corridor.They hesitated.“Now.”The window was the only channel between the prisoners and the outside world. It was thick-barred and stone-framed, just wide enough to see a face if someone came close. Nobody ever opened the dungeon door. Nobody was allowed to.The moment the iron-barred shutter creaked open, there she was.Lady Isabella.Face pale. Eyes sunken. Lips cracked. Hair a matted mess.Still smirking.And just behind her, leaning lazily against the far wall like he will die the next second, was Alonzo. His shirt was torn, his face bruised, and yet he had
Eva's POV.I wanted to breathe outside the walls of the house, to walk, to stretch, to feel like things were normal.Except they weren’t.They hadn’t been since Aragorn and I; his words haunted me constantly, always there, always reminding me that peace was temporary.So yes, I had a guard.He followed me silently, a respectable distance behind, but close enough that I could feel him behind me. Every few minutes, I looked over my shoulder, half expecting Aragorn to appear from a corner. He didn’t. But the fear didn’t leave.I inhaled deeply and forced myself to keep walking.As I strolled through the path that cut through the middle of the pack square, I passed a young lady, not much older than me, perhaps. “Good evening,” I greeted softly, nodding at her with a polite smile.She looked me up and down. Slowly. Then rolled her eyes. "Slut.” she muttered under her breath. I paused mid-step. My breath caught.What?I blinked at her retreating back, unsure if I’d imagined it. I turned
Eva's POV. It had been two weeks.Two whole weeks since Aragorn pulled a threat that’s refused to let me sleep through the night. Two weeks of smiling and pretending, of waking up every day beside Nicklaus and pretending everything was normal, pretending I was normal.But I wasn’t.I hadn’t been the same since that day.Not because Aragorn’s words were the most terrifying I’d ever heard, but because he'd said them so calmly. I hadn’t told Nicklaus.Because I didn’t want to ruin what we had. Not when things were finally calm, not when for the first time in what felt like forever, there was peace in our home.But inside me?A war raged.I stood beneath the shower, watching the water wash down my body, trying to will the anxiety away. I let the warmth soak into my skin, running down my back and over my shoulders. My fingers pressed into my temples as I breathed in slowly… and exhaled even slower.You’re being paranoid, Eva, I told myself for the hundredth time.But I wasn’t. I knew I w