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Chapter 12

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Chapter 12

I finally got enough courage to speak. “W-will it hurt?” I asked, trying to hide the tears welling up in the back of my eyes. “Not like what you’re used to.” He replied.

I tried to remember the shit they ingrained into my brain in the pet store. I had to be a good pet, obedient, and listen to my master. And when it was time to feed, I had to hold still and relax. The calmer I was, the less pain I would endure.

I knew that to be true because I tested it out while they were continually feeding from me. Thrashing and jerking away caused them to grip harder and sometimes their fangs would rip the skin instead of pierce it. The calmer the better… But you tell that to my ever beating out of my chest, heart.

I finally gathered what was left of my composure. “You’ve been kind to me in every other aspect. While this scares the shit out of me, I will cooperate.” I said quietly, trying to hide my flowing tears.

I scooted closer to Rowen, knowing it would be better for him if he did
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