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Ginne**
“Next time you think of disobeying me, remember what this feels like!.”
A strip of leather cracks across my back. I bite my tongue to stop myself from screaming, but a sound still escapes — half-cry, half-gasp.
“You hear me little bitch!” Master Gray barks.
He raises the whip and the second strike lands. Tears threaten to streak down my face, but I’m not allowed to cry.
In Bleeding Rose Country, humans are treated as nothing but slaves. We eat when we are told to, sleep when we are told to, and speak only when commanded. I learned that young, far too young, when my mother gambled away every cent she ever had.
Her debts were too high, and I—her only child was paying the price for it. Now, at twenty, I’ve stopped imagining freedom.
Freedom in Bleeding Rose Country was something meant only for nobles and purebloods, for alphas and their children. Not for a girl like me who dances at a bar to entertain men with more power than conscience.
“All I asked,” Master Gray’s voice drifts me off my thoughts, his tone dripping venom, “was that you dance in the private room, and you dared tell me no? Do I feed you so you can disobey me?”
He kicks my ribs, and white pain flares.
“I’m sorry,” I whisper, “P…please forgive me, Master. Please.”
He leans closer and grabs my jaw so roughly I swear the bones shift. “Forgiveness, huh?” His breath smells like rotten wine. “You’re lucky I didn’t have the guards beat you, Now get up!”
I push myself upright, trembling from the mix of fear and pain that shoots through me.
“You’re dancing in Room Seven, tonight,” he growls. “A high-ranked Lycan is attending tonight, so you'd better not keep him waiting.”
My stomach twists so hard I almost vomit. Room Seven was the worst of the worst—where ruthless and cold-hearted Lycans go when they want to fuck any woman they desire.
“No,” the words tumble out of my mouth before I can stop myself, “Please. Send someone else.”
A blow to my guts lands so fast it steals the air from my lungs, “You’re my property,” Master Gray leans close, “So you have no right to disobey me. If I want you fed to wolves, I will do so with a smile.”
He signals one of the guards outside with his hand. The guard steps forward, and his hands close around my arms like iron bands.
“Move!” He orders.
“But—”
A fist slams into my stomach before I can finish my words, “Move. Now,” he repeats.
And I do.
The hallway was a mess. Loud laughter ricocheted off the walls, a drunken symphony competing with the clinking of glasses as the scent of stale beer and something musky clung to the back of my throat.
From behind closed doors, the loud moans and gasps added another layer of unsettling noise.
“Stop dragging your feet, girl!” he barks again as he pushes me harder. We finally reach the door and he unlocks it and shoves me inside.
The room is warm, draped in velvet curtains and soft carpets. It feels luxurious compared to the slave barracks where we sleep like animals stacked in crates.
A platform sits at the center, raised a few steps above the floor, and without wasting any time I step onto it, my legs shaking as the guard shuts the door behind me.
I close my eyes and take a deep breath as I begin to dance. Not graceful, or trained. Just the movement of my feet gliding and my hips sway.
It’s the only thing I’ve ever been praised for at the club by every man who has watched me perform. They like the way shame burns on my cheeks while they sit there and lust after me like some sex doll.
The rhythm takes me, and for a moment I forget the pain in my ribs, the memories of my mother’s desperate eyes as she gambled our future away.
CREAK!
The door shoves open and a few men begin to make their way inside, heavy with authority. I keep dancing and do not look up, the last thing I wanted to see was any of these monsters’ faces.
But then—
A presence instantly fills the room as he enters, I feel his gaze. Fixated on me without looking away for even a second like he’s seeing something inside me.
I make the mistake of looking at him but quickly look away as I continued dancing. He sits at the end of the room, looking merciless with his broad shoulders and black tailored suit stretching across his body like a second skin.
Holy shit!
It…it’s Varkos Draven.
Alpha of the Blood Moon Pack—the most feared and powerful Lycan in Bleeding Rose Country.
They say he once ripped a man apart only for talking back at him, much worse was the fact that he has never once taken a mate because no woman alive can survive his darkness.
Still…I can’t stop myself from looking away, not when he’s watching me with those piercing green eyes that has knocked me weak to the knees.
Stop staring at him, GINNIE!
“That’s her?”
One of the men behind him whispers.
“Damn! She’s fucking sexy. I can’t wait to have her in bed—“
Alpha Varkos raises one hand and the music comes to a halt, silencing falling over the entire room.
“I want her.”His voice slices through the silence across the room.
Master Gray rushes in immediately from whichever hole he just crawled out of, “You want… her, Alpha?”
“I don’t repeat myself.” He growls, circling me once as his gaze trails over me in a lustful and possessive manner. Then he leans closer, enough for me to feel heat radiate off him.
“I want the girl alone with me in the VIP chambers,” he orders, “Now.
“Yes, Alpha,” Master Gray says, gripping my wrist as he dragged me off the platform. Everyone in the room bows to him, fear evident across their faces as Varkos turns and begins to walk away.
“No. Please…please, I can’t,” I whisper, trying to get Master Gray to listen to my plea. ”I don’t want to go with him.”
He smacks the back of my head. “If Varkos says he wants you, then he’ll surely have you to do as he pleases.”
Before I can open my mouth to protest he hauls me down hallways until my feet ache, up stairs, through corridors where I’m eventually shoved into a dark room.
Ginnie ***The ceremony carried on beautifully as one of the elders spoke of loyalty, family, and the bond between two souls who chose to stand together. He reminded us that love was not proven by the absence of hardship, but by the willingness to return to each other after hardship had tested every promise.When it was time for our vows, Varkos stepped closer, holding both my hands in his."I choose you when life is easy,” he began, his thumb brushing over my knuckles. “I choose you because you have my heart, Ginnie. Today, tomorrow, and for every day the moon allows me to see your face."A tear slipped down my cheek, but he wiped it away with his thumb before continuing. When it was my turn, I looked at the man standing before me and thought of every version of him I had known."I used to think love meant holding on, even when it hurt," I said quietly. “There were days when I thought I would never forgive you, and nights when I wondered if loving you had been the greatest mistake of
Ginnie ***Varkos was dressed in a perfectly tailored black suit, his dark hair neatly combed back, and his silver cufflinks shining beneath the morning light. He looked every inch the powerful Alpha he was supposed to be, except for the fact that he was currently losing an argument with a little boy who barely reached his waist."You're doing it wrong, Dad!” Jayden’s voice rose sharply, folding his arms over his tiny chest.Varkos looked down at him. "I'm doing it right.”Jayden tilted his head, studying him with the seriousness of someone making an important decision. "Angel Ginnie said you have to look handsome today.""And you don't think I look handsome?"Jayden shook his head in disapproval. Varkos looked genuinely offended as he crouched in front of him, bringing their faces to the same level."Listen carefully, young man.” He said quietly. “There are very few people in this world who would dare tell me I don't look handsome."Jayden’s smile widened. "But I'm not scared of yo
Ginnie***Kenna's arm was still locked around my throat, the gun pressed cold and hard against my forehead. Across the room, Varkos stood completely still, his golden eyes fixed on me as he slowly lowered his claws.“If you let Ginnie go…” Varkos took a slow step toward Kenna. “I’ll stay with you.”The moment the words left his mouth, her entire body went rigid. Kenna's eyes began to shine with tears as he took another careful step forward. “What?”“You've wanted me to choose you for years, right?” Varkos’s eyes never left hers. “I’ll give you what you always wanted. Just let Ginnie go.”“You're saying…” Her lips trembled. “You'll come back to me?”Varkos nodded. “Yes.”For some ridiculous reason, hearing those words made something twist inside my stomach.Not because I believed him.But because I knew exactly what he was sacrificing to save me.Varkos was playing on the one thing that had controlled Kenna for years—her obsession with having him choose her.And it was working.I co
Ginnie***“Stop!”The word burst out of me as I stormed into the room.Adrain’s head snapped toward me. His eyes widened as he stared at me, almost as though he couldn't believe I was actually here.Varkos was on the floor, surrounded by armed men, his clothes stained with blood, while Kenna stood calmly behind him.For a moment, neither of us spoke. My gaze briefly shifted to Lady Ravenna’s lifeless body before returning to Adrian.I had barely taken a step farther inside when one of Adrian's men immediately moved in front of me.“Stay back.”“Move.”He raised his gun to my forehead.“Don't make me—”“I said move!”I tried to push past him, but another man caught my arm.“Let her go!” Varkos's voice suddenly thundered through the room. “Ginnie, don't come any closer!”He was still struggling against the men holding him, but his strength was clearly gone. Meanwhile, Adrain stood several feet away, watching me with an unreadable expression.“So…” A cruel smile touched his lips. “Seems
Ginnie***I woke with a sharp pain pounding behind my eyes.The ceiling above me blurred as I stared at it, trying to force my mind to catch up with my body. My limbs were heavy, and every part of me seemed to ache as though I had been thrown against a wall.I pushed myself upright so quickly that pain shot through my head, forcing me to grip the mattress.The last thing I remembered was Adrain standing above me, his arms holding me down no matter how hard I fought.My eyes widened as a terrifying realization dawned. Adrain must have gone to attack the Blood Moon Pack Villa.Which meant…Varkos was in grave danger.Without thinking, I threw the blanket aside and jumped from the bed. My legs nearly gave way beneath me, but I caught myself against the bedside table and forced myself forward.The moment I reached the door, I grabbed the handle and twisted it. The handle refused to move.“Is anybody there?” I slammed my palm against the door. “Open the door!”No response.I hit the door
Varkos***Adrian stood several feet away, surrounded by armed men. A faint, knowing smile curved across his lips as he held my gaze.“Why are you doing this?” I asked, my fingers curling into fists at my sides. “Answer me!”Adrain didn’t answer. Instead, his gaze shifted from me toward Lady Ravenna. He slowly lowered the gun from me and pointed it toward her instead.“Why don’t you tell your dear son that I’m his step-brother?”The moment the words left his mouth, everything inside me went completely still. For a moment, I could only stare at him, my brain struggling to process what he had just said.Stepbrother?A quiet laugh escaped me, but there was no trace of humor in it.“What kind of sick joke is this, Adrian?”“Do I look like I’m joking?”Silence settled between us as I searched his face, looking for the slightest crack that would prove he was lying.Nothing came.My body moved on instinct as I crossed the room and walked toward Lady Ravenna.“Mum? What is he talking about?”L
Ginnie**No. No, no, no…My knees weakened, and the whole world narrowed to the man standing before me. I took a stumbling step back, my spine hitting the desk behind me as the memories crashed into me like tidal waves.He looked…different.The Varkos I knew from six years ago had been a nightmare
Ginnie**I didn’t sleep all through the night, every time I closed my eyes, I saw him. Those cold, merciless eyes that pierced into me last night. His voice still echoed in my head, low and lethal, wrapping itself around my spine.Leaving the Blood Moon Villa wasn't an option… Not yet. Even though
Ginnie**As I slid into the corridor, my bare feet made almost no sound on the cold marble. I move through the darkened corridors of the villa, feeling the key in my palm heavier than it should, still warm from Varkos’s body heat, and slick with the sweat of my own guilt. Every step I take away fr
Ginnie**Varkos’s eyes are almost blown wide, dazed with the aftershocks of what I just did to him. But before he can say anything more, I straddle him fully, my knees sinking into the mattress on either side of his hips. Intentionally refusing to cover myself, I let my transparent nightgown slip







