Share

Chapter three

Author: Mimi Leigh
last update Last Updated: 2025-12-27 05:47:09

“Someone is scared,” he said, rising and coming toward her.

She didn’t talk.

Her mind ran faster than a car on asphalt. Her hands were trembling. There’s no way he found out who she was. There’s no way he knows. There’s no way he knows her brother—Dan. She sucked in a breath as she felt his presence behind her. He stood almost too close.

He reached his hand into her skirt, into her pants, and squeezed the skin of her pussy. She swallowed—pain, pleasure, confusion—overridden quickly by the burn of her pussy in his hand.

“It’s already okay that you’re broken, but you seem to have forgotten that your father sold you to me before he died.” He kissed her neck. “Amelia.”

Her legs wobbled.

Oh no.

He knew her.

Her eyes rolled in their sockets, the touch on her flesh getting fiercer after every second.

“It will take me a whole lot to flush out every other guy from your system. It will take me a whole lot not to have any other name slipping off your tongue while I fucked you.”

She quivered, her eyes closing, senses blurring.

Meeting him here at the club wasn’t a coincidence.

It wasn’t deliberate. He may have lied about being in rut too. It was clear he planned it—and she fell for it without knowing, without remembering the face, without etching the face of the man who brought ruin to her family into her skull.

And now she not only bedded him, she had—

“Ugh!!!” She moaned as he stuck his finger into her, thrusting.

“See?” He whispered into her ear, licking all over again, kissing her neck, grabbing her, his hands all over her body, still fucking her with his finger. “You love it when I drive you insane like this.”

She shook.

“And now you’re making me hard all over again,” he whispered as he pulled his ember from his underpants, poking her wet pussy before sliding in.

She fought for balance immediately, collapsing her hands over the door for support, bending, throwing all thoughts to the wind as he rammed into her center—hitting the spot quicker than before.

“Ahh—”

“Ahhhhh—”

“Augh!!”

Her moans came louder each minute he thrust. He raised one of her legs into the air, holding it, shaking her entire core with each movement, their rhythm dangerously overlapping.

Her hair flayed over her shoulders, her breasts bobbing and bouncing until he dropped her leg and gulped them into his large palms. The heat that visited her nipples caused her to still in pleasure, a guttural sound tearing from her throat.

He pressed, teased, tickled her nipples. She collapsed onto his body, and he wrapped his large arms around her frail self, going deeper, breathing over her, his legs holding sturdier to support her weak ones.

She could taste him on her breath.

She could taste him in her mind.

Then—like a shooting star—she screamed from her lungs as she felt herself coming. He lifted her into his arms. She hugged him, her legs around his waist, his hands under her butt cheeks, grabbing, squeezing.

“Let’s… stop…” she whispered.

“Stop?” he said, already into her again, hitting her harder than before.

She bounced on top of him, meeting his hard ember with more ferocity than the first. She gripped tighter.

She was tired of pleasure. She was tired of how it made her feel. But it didn’t stop her from reaching heaven again, senses gone, until—

“Ughhhh!!” tore from his throat.

He finished and held onto her for more than a few seconds.

“Omegas are bitches, but you…” he whispered. “You disgust me more.”

He dropped her, and she fell to the floor, legs still quaking, her heart beating fast, tears burning at the corners of her eyes.

“All of you—always slaves to pleasure.” He clicked his tongue. “I thought I heard wrong when they told me you fucked men at clubs, but now it’s true. That little bitch I waited ten years to grow is a prostitute.”

She clenched on the floor.

“You could imagine my anger, Amelia. Your body—we need to do something about it.”

A knock came on the door.

“Your driver,” he said. “Here to take you home.”

She shouldn’t cry. She began to wear her dress, her whole self deflating more than she thought possible.

“Remember to crawl on the floor and get those notes. Now.”

“I—”

“That’s if you want to get home and meet your brother.”

She restrained whatever she wanted to say. She went down on her knees, crawling between his legs, picking up the notes one after another, her hands trembling with anger while he watched.

“Now you look like the bitch you are,” he said with a smirk, lighting another smoke. “You turn me on again when you crawl like that.”

She gritted her teeth, picking up the last note.

“Stay like that,” his voice came again. “Don’t move. I want to watch you on all fours for another second—memorize every bit of you before you stand.”

She stilled.

Biting down the words that crawled to her throat.

She would kill him. She prayed it inside her bones. She would be the one to take his life. She had been planning it day and night for ten years.

He was behind her, squatting down.

“The back of your skirt is soaked from all those cums. It’s begging me for more again,” he said, kissing her butt fondly before placing both palms on the skirt and shredding it from her waist to her thighs.

Her butt was bare again, shining under the light.

He kissed her butthole, sniffing.

“Smells good. At least you smell good.”

His eyes caught the waist beads around her waist.

“Who put these on you?”

“Why do you ask?” she managed, feeling the blow of air into her anus driving her mad again.

He hooked his fingers into the beads, rolling them over his fingertips before tearing them off. The beads scattered across the floor.

She froze.

“No!!” she screamed, turning over, her eyes following each bead as it rolled away.

“How dare you—”

He hushed her with a kiss.

“I own you. I’m allowed to do anything I want with you.”

“I own every bit of you.”

She knocked him over to the floor and dug her hands into his neck, squeezing.

Continue to read this book for free
Scan code to download App

Latest chapter

  • Ten Ways To Kill Alpha PENKING    CHAPTER 36

    Three days later, everything changed again. It started with a phone call. Penking answered it at breakfast. His expression darkened immediately. “When?” A pause. “I’ll be there in ten minutes.” He hung up. Looked at her. “I have to go. Emergency.” “What kind?” “The kind that might get people killed.” He grabbed his jacket. “Stay here. Don’t leave. Don’t answer the door.” “Kael” “I’m serious, Amelia. Something’s happening. And until I know what, you’re safer here.” He left. She sat at the table. Alone. The apartment was too quiet. She tried calling Dan. No answer. Tried again. Straight to voicemail. Her stomach knotted. She called Penking. It rang once then cut off. Something was wrong. She went to the window. Stared down at the street. Nothing looked different. Cars. People. Normal morning traffic. But it didn’t feel normal. Her phone buzzed. A text from an unknown number. Dan’s been taken. If you want him alive, come alone. Address below. One hour. Her blood w

  • Ten Ways To Kill Alpha PENKING    CHAPTER 35

    He took her to Brooklyn. Not the Brooklyn of expensive brownstones and artisan coffee shops. The other Brooklyn. The one tourists didn’t see. Crumbling buildings. Graffiti. Broken sidewalks. The car stopped in front of a condemned apartment building. “This is where you grew up?” she asked. “For the first twelve years.” He got out. “Come on.” She followed him inside. The building smelled like rot and mold. Stairs creaked under their weight. Third floor. He stopped at a door. No lock. Just hanging open. Inside, the apartment was gutted. Empty except for debris and graffiti. “My mother worked three jobs,” he said. Standing in what used to be the living room. “My father drank through whatever money she brought home. I learned early that survival meant being smarter and meaner than everyone around you.” Amelia said nothing. Just listened. “When I was twelve, my father got into debt with the wrong people. Gambling. They came to collect. And when he couldn’t pay, they killed him.

  • Ten Ways To Kill Alpha PENKING    CHAPTER 34

    He didn’t come to bed that night. She lay awake listening for footsteps that never came. Morning arrived grey and cold. She found him asleep on the couch. Still in yesterday’s clothes. An empty glass on the table beside him. She made coffee. Set a cup on the table near his hand. Went back to the kitchen. He woke up twenty minutes later. Came and leaned against the counter. “About last night,” he said. “Don’t.” “We need to talk about it.” “No we don’t.” She kept her eyes on her coffee. “It was a mistake. It doesn’t happen again.” “Amelia—” “I mean it.” She looked at him. “Whatever you think that kiss meant, you’re wrong.” “Then what did it mean?” “Nothing. It meant nothing.” He studied her face. “You’re a terrible liar.” “And you’re delusional if you think one kiss changes anything between us.” “It changes everything.” “No.” She set down her cup. “It changes nothing. You still own me. I still want to leave. That’s the only truth that matters.” He w

  • Ten Ways To Kill Alpha PENKING    CHAPTER 33

    She went to meet Olivia.The decision made itself somewhere between morning coffee and noon. She couldn’t stay trapped in the penthouse counting failed strategies while Devon rotted somewhere and Penking tightened his grip day by day.She needed options. Information. Anything.At 2:45 PM, she told the guard she was going for a walk.He checked his watch. “Be back by four.”She nodded and left.The coffee shop was the same. Small. Tucked away. Empty except for Olivia sitting by the window.Amelia slid into the seat across from her.“You came,” Olivia said.“You said it was about Devon.”“It is.” Olivia pushed a folder across the table. “He’s alive. Barely. Penking has him in a warehouse in Red Hook. Third building from the pier.”Amelia opened the folder. Photos. Grainy. Dark. But clear enough.Devon. Bruised. Bloodied. Chained to a wall.Her stomach turned.“When were these taken?” she asked.“Yesterday.”“He looks—”“Half dead. I know.” Olivia’s voice was flat. “Penking visits him tw

  • Ten Ways To Kill Alpha PENKING    CHAPTER 32

    She didn’t come out of the bathroom.Not for an hour. Not for two.Penking knocked once. “Amelia.”“Go away.”“Open the door.”“No.”Silence. Then his footsteps retreating.She sat on the cold tile floor and stared at nothing.The anger had burned out. Left behind something hollow.She’d played way three perfectly. Built trust. Created intimacy. Made him see her as useful, intelligent, worth listening to.And it hadn’t mattered.Because at the end of the day, she was still the girl he’d bought.The thing he owned.No amount of careful strategy could change that.A soft sound outside the door.She looked up.Something slid underneath.A piece of paper.She picked it up.His handwriting.I’m sorry.Two words. Nothing else.She stared at it.Kael Penking didn’t apologize. Ever. She’d learned that much about him.And yet.She opened the door.He was sitting on the floor across from it. Back against the wall. Head tilted back.He looked exhausted.“You’re still here,” she said.“Where else

  • Ten Ways To Kill Alpha PENKING    CHAPTER 31

    Way three collapsed completely on a Friday.Two weeks into the careful dance. Two weeks of building trust through calculated honesty and small intimacies. Two weeks of her believing she was in control of the narrative.She wasn’t.It started with a knock on the door.Penking answered it. Had a brief conversation Amelia couldn’t hear.Then he came back and looked at her. “Get dressed. Something formal. We’re going out.”“Where?”“You’ll see.”She didn’t argue. Went to the closet. Found a black dress that looked expensive.When she came out, he was in a suit. Hair perfect. Expression unreadable.They rode the elevator down in silence.The car was waiting.They drove for twenty minutes. Stopped at a building she didn’t recognize.“What is this?” she asked.“An event.” He opened her door. “You’re going to meet some people. Smile. Be charming. Don’t embarrass me.”She followed him inside.A ballroom. Chandeliers. A hundred p

More Chapters
Explore and read good novels for free
Free access to a vast number of good novels on GoodNovel app. Download the books you like and read anywhere & anytime.
Read books for free on the app
SCAN CODE TO READ ON APP
DMCA.com Protection Status