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Two guards entered Kian's bedroom. They held a firm grip on his arms, locking him in place. "Don't let them touch you, Via. I'm gonna find you again." 

A tear slowly slid down my cheek at the sight of my brother. All this time, I thought of him as my savior. I never knew how pathetic he truly was. 

Apollo threw me over his shoulder like a bag of potatoes. He carried me downstairs while his brothers followed suit. 

"Let me down!" I exclaimed before slamming my fists into his back. But my punches didn't land the way I expected them to. They meant nothing against Apollo, he didn't even flinch. 

As we stepped out of the house, the cold air bit into my skin. "Help! I'm being kidnapped!" I yelled into the air and earned a chuckle from Atlas. 

"Nobody's coming to help you, Love," Atlas assured me in a cold tone. 

I raised my head and saw how my neighbors closed their curtains. 

They were scared of the Graves triplets. Still, these people watched me grow up. Together, they could have easily overpowered them. 

Unless they were in on this too...

"How long have you been planning this?" I asked, my fists pounding into Apollo's back. He roughly placed me into the car before tying a piece of rope around my wrists. 

Ares got in behind the steering wheel. Apollo and Atlas joined me in the backseat, their knees pressing into my thighs. 

I should have gotten on that plane. I never should have come back home. I glared at Atlas before pushing his knee to the side. I did the same with Apollo before letting out an angered huff. 

"Is this what you wanted when we were kids? To treat me like a piece of property?" I asked, frustration building inside my chest. "How much was I worth, Apollo?" 

Apollo's gaze slowly raked over my trembling form. He paused on my lips. "You were the interest, Livia. The principal was the neighborhood. You're just the profit." 

I felt Atlas's hand slide an inch higher on my thigh, his thumb tracing slow circles on delicate skin. "And what do you do with profit?" I asked, anger rising in my voice. "Reinvest it? Or do you just use it until it's spent?"

Atlas leaned in, sandalwood and pine, filling my senses. "We keep it," he murmured. "We lock it in a vault and never let it see the light of day again."

The car came to a stop in a beautiful driveway. Apollo answered a call before stepping out of the car. Atlas jumped out of the car before holding his hand out to me. 

"I can do it myself," I whispered under my breath before sliding off the expensive leather seat. 

Atlas shut the door behind me, and I curiously stared up at the glass mansion towering over us. 

A massive infinity pool served as the centerpiece of the house, translucent blue water spilling over the edge of the cliffside.

A garage filled with expensive sports cars was visible through a transparent wall. Palm trees and bollard lights decorated the entire estate, emphasizing their wealth. 

Ares threw his arm around my shoulders before leading me into the house. The air inside the house was sterile, but the faint smell of sandalwood lingered. 

Atlas came up to me and lifted me onto a barstool in the kitchen. I hopelessly looked down at the rope still tied around my wrists. I only looked up once Apollo entered the kitchen. 

They started circling me like hungry predators, and my heart hammered against my ribs. Apollo spread my legs, and a soft whimper escaped my lips. 

"You do not speak unless spoken to. You do not touch a door handle without permission. You belong to the collective now. What one Graves has, all Graves have." Apollo stated, his dark eyes burning into my skin. 

Atlas's chest pressed into my back. He rubbed slow circles on my arm, comforting me against Apollo's harsh words. Until he started sliding his hand closer to my inner thigh. 

"We've shared a face and a soul since the day we were born. Did you really think we wouldn't share you, Love?" Atlas whispered into my ear, his lips brushing the shell of my ear.

"You'll forget whose hands are whose, Beautiful," Ares said, before sinking his teeth into the soft skin on my neck. A stinging pressure bloomed across my neck, but it was quickly replaced with a rhythmic suction that made my toes curl. 

"We are going to ruin you for any other man, Princess," Apollo uttered. His voice was gravelly as he joined Atlas in a race of who would get to my throbbing core first. 

Ares slowly slid his hand into the pocket of my pants. He pulled my phone out before snapping it in half. The sound made me flinch. 

In the midst of the chaos, I completely forgot about my phone and that I could call 911 for help. 

Apollo grabbed a knife from his pocket. He expertly flicked it open before cutting the rope around my wrists. He pressed the edge of the knife against my neck, and I became paralyzed with fear. 

"Get up," he commanded coldly, and I slowly rose from the chair, before standing on wobbly legs. 

He signaled something to his brothers. And Atlas moved first, he slowly started undoing the buttons on my shirt. 

Then I remembered. I wasn't wearing a bra.

Apollo pressed the knife deeper into my skin, not enough to draw blood but enough to remind me of what would happen if I made a wrong move. 

My shirt soundlessly dropped to the floor, leaving me completely exposed to their predatory gazes. I squeezed my eyes shut before covering my chest with my arms. 

A dark chuckle escaped Atlas's mouth. He roughly grabbed my arms before pinning them to my sides. 

Ares placed a kiss on the mark he left on my neck before wrapping his hands around my waist. He unbuttoned my pants from behind, and the loose black material slid down my legs, leaving me in nothing but my panties. 

"Welcome home, Princess. You're never leaving again." Apollo said, his lips brushing against mine.

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    My heels clicked against concrete as I stepped out of the elevator. The shooting range was empty except for us.Ares stood at the far end, ear protection hanging around his neck. He held a black pistol in his hand. The sound of gunfire echoed off the walls as I approached him. He didn't turn around, just squeezed the trigger again. I watched the target at the end of the lane jerk with another perfect hit."You're late, beautiful," he said, his voice carrying over the lingering echo of the gunshot.I stopped directly behind him. "You said to come alone. You didn't say come fast."He finally turned, intense eyes raking over me. He wordlessly studied the tailored suit I was wearing. I made sure it covered every inch of my skin. A slow, predatory smile curved his mouth. "You don't look like a woman who's about to beg for her uncle's life.""I don't beg, Ares.""No?" He set the gun down on the table beside him and closed the distance between us. "Then why are you here?"The scent of him

  • Sold To The Graves Triplets   HIGHER

    The first thing I registered was a slow heat that moved along the inside of my thigh.My eyes stayed closed as Atlas's lips pressed just above my knee. Then higher. He paused, his breath fanning over the sensitive crease where my leg met my hip. And my fingers curled into the sheets. "Atlas." I managed to murmur. "Shh." The sound vibrated against my skin. "Don't wake up yet."But I was awake. God, I was awake.I lifted my head from the pillow and looked down the length of my body. The robe I'd fallen asleep in had been spread open. Atlas knelt between my legs, shirtless. His broad shoulders deliciously forced my thighs apart. "I've been thinking about this since you walked into the room last night," he murmured, pressing another kiss to my inner thigh. "You sat on my lap and told me you wanted power. Do you have any idea what that did to me?"I swallowed hard. "I have some idea."A dangerous laugh escaped his throat. "No, love. You don't."His mouth found me then. Not where I w

  • Sold To The Graves Triplets   THE TRADE

    The cold wind bit into my skin, breaking through the warmth in Gunn's embrace."Why did you ask me to come here?" I asked as reality set in again.Gunn's arms slowly loosened around me. "Do I really need a reason to see you?" He asked, staring deep into my eyes. I didn't respond. I just stared at him for a while, trying to figure out why he asked me to meet him. He nodded in understanding. "Fine," he breathed out. "I'm here because of Ghost," he confessed.I pulled back, immediately breaking out of his embrace. "He's not gonna hurt you," he said, attempting to set my mind at ease, but all that did was make me more anxious. "Tonight wasn't as simple as you thought it was. Apollo and Ares were there to trade with Nikolai.""Wait, you were there?" I questioned, eyes widening in shock. "And I know about the trade.""But do you know what they were trading?" Gunn asked, his brows knitting together in frustration. "They weren't just going to hand Ace over if they weren't going to gain som

  • Sold To The Graves Triplets   MY PERSON

    Ace pulled me into a rib-crushing hug the minute we stepped out into the parking lot. "Oh my God, I'm so glad you came for me, Livia," he sobbed. "Those Graves brothers are handsome, but they're assholes.""I know," I said, gently patting his back. "I beg to differ," Atlas uttered from behind us, a proud smile settling on his face. "I'm handsome, and I have a great personality.""You kidnapped me," Ace deadpanned. "The only person I'm grateful for right now is Livia. At least she hasn't tried to kill me yet.""Come on, I'm taking you somewhere safe." I guided Ace toward the car. We slid into the backseat while Atlas took his place behind the steering wheel. Together we quietly drove out of the city. I rolled down the window, allowing the wind to blow through my hair. Beside me, Ace had drifted off to sleep, his head resting on my shoulder. Tonight felt like everything had come to an end, and I didn't know if I should be happy about that or not. Apollo and Ares lost me tonight. Th

  • Sold To The Graves Triplets   THE FALLOUT

    "What use is he to them?" I repeated myself, the words tearing from my throat and dripping with venom.My anger had entirely taken over the moment I saw Apollo and Ares’s men dragging Ace into the building. They moved with an obnoxious confidence, treating him like currency, like they had the right to undo every single ounce of planning Atlas and I had put into this. Ace was my leverage. My prisoner.Apollo didn't even look at me at first. He kept his gaze fixed on the space just past my shoulder, his voice a dismissive baritone. "Get her out of here," he ordered the guard standing near their table.The casual disregard triggered something in my brain. The last thread of my patience snapped. I stormed over to Apollo, the distance between us vanishing in a blur of motion. I slapped him across the face as hard as I could.The crack of my palm against his skin echoed through the empty restaurant like a gunshot. His head snapped to the side from the sheer force of the blow. For a frac

  • Sold To The Graves Triplets   WOMAN

    I quietly sat in the darkness of the hospital's underground parking garage, watching the glass double doors. Atlas had slipped inside minutes ago to find a pathologist who owed him one. The vial filled with Ace’s blood was out of my hands now. His blood was nothing but the truth to be revealed in less than an hour.To keep my hands from shaking, I played with the thin bracelet around my wrist. It was a delicate thing. Kian had given it to me for my thirteenth birthday. He probably bought it with money he had stolen. He was a horrible person. He was selfish, volatile, and deeply consumed by the darkness of the world we were born into. But he was still my brother. He was the last connection I had to our dad, the only man who had ever tried to give me a normal life. And now, they were both dead and buried deep in the ground.The passenger door swung open, violently snapping me out of my thoughts. Atlas jumped into the car. The scent of antiseptic clung to his dark jacket as he sla

  • Sold To The Graves Triplets   GREEDY

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  • Sold To The Graves Triplets   PUNISHMENT

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  • Sold To The Graves Triplets   BEFORE

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  • Sold To The Graves Triplets   THE TAKING

    I walked home from the airport. I was supposed to leave the country today. But I'm a quitter. I couldn't go through with it. It wasn't what I wanted anyway. All I needed now was a warm bath and some soft tunes to help me fall asleep.I'd face my brother's disappointment tomorrow. It was strange..

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