All Chapters of Sweet Evil Fangs: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

I raised my hand, about to knock on the door, when I froze mid-air, unable to continue.I had no reason for stopping.I lowered my gaze to the ground, staring at my feet.Nausea churned in my stomach as I tried to focus, but my thoughts kept spiraling back to the same painful cycle. I closed my eyes and rested my forehead on the door, listening to the howl on the other side. I knew he was letting out his feelings, so when he stepped out, he would pretend nothing had happened.Just the thought of it fractured my heart.I bit my bottom lip to stop myself from crying.We had endured too much.I knew it was hard to accept because we might carry this guilt for the rest of our lives. I heard a loud bang, then something crash. I wanted to go in and stop him, but I knew he would just push me away. It was followed by a long, deafening silence. I stood up straight, waiting for him to emerge. I backed away slightly as he opened the door. He abruptly looked down when his gaze landed on my face.We

“Ma’am, do you know her?” the officer asked again, leaning the phone closer to my face. I couldn’t find my tongue as I glanced anywhere but the screen. I knew I must look suspicious, but the way the officer looked at me felt like he could see right through me. I chuckled nervously and shook my head.“I don’t know her, officer,” I said softly, lowering my gaze to the steering wheel. The officer didn’t speak for a minute. I could feel his stern gaze piercing me, invading my entire being, dragging me toward some mental abyss.After a moment, he straightened and sighed. I glanced at him from the side. He signaled to his colleagues, who nodded and motioned for my car to move forward. My grip tightened on the wheel, and I swallowed the lump in my throat.“You can go forward, Ma’am. But make sure you get home safely,” he said firmly. I nodded and gave him a grin, one I knew must have been discomfiting to see.“Thank you, officer, for your service. Please take care of yourselves out here,” I s

“Ethan, t-they are catching up,” I told him when I glimpsed behind. Fear clouded my mind as I heard the piercing sound of sirens and the flashing lights signaling that someone was on our trail.He didn’t say anything, but his sprint became faster than before. I hugged him tight, scared of falling dead on the ground. I saw Bobby from my side, enjoying the ride with his tongue sticking out. His eyes looked like they were on the verge of tears as the wind whipped harshly against his face. I wished I were just a dog, able to bark, sleep, and eat all day.My grip tightened around Ethan when gunshots fired through the sky, followed by a loud alarm. Bobby shrieked, hiding between Ethan’s arms. I swallowed the dread building up in me. I looked up at Ethan; his eyebrows were furrowed, and his intense eyes were fixed on our path. The way he dashed across the rooftops was astonishingly fast.I was scared. What if the authorities caught us? What would they do to Ethan? Would they put us in jail? W

“E-Ethan, someone is outside.” I tried to stop him, but he wouldn’t listen. He seemed possessed, moving like a ravenous creature between my legs. He pursed his lips, taking his time with every thrust. I was losing my grip on reality too, but the knocking at the door was retentive. It didn’t stop. Terrified they might hear us, I covered my mouth with the back of my hand, stifling my cries of ecstasy.“Hello! Is anybody there?” A familiar voice shouted from the porch, followed by more knocking and the insistent ring of the doorbell. My eyes widened as I realized who it was.Ethan must have recognized the voice too; he glanced toward the door and clicked his tongue in annoyance. He continued, though his movements were more calculated now. He guided my legs wider until my toes nearly touched the headrest of the couch. I could feel the cool air against my skin. Tension coiled in my stomach and my legs shook with pleasure, even as another loud thump echoed from outside.“Hello? I heard noise

“Let’s go.” He motioned for Bobby to come to his side. Bobby wagged his tail cheerfully, then Ethan lifted him like a child. Ethan pinched Bobby’s nose playfully before looking at me, his eyes gleaming when the sunlight hit them. He seemed so luminous—almost careless and confident as he stood in front of me.He smiled and offered his hand.“Let’s keep ahead, my love,” he said in a soothing tone that made my heart beat fast and loud.I swallowed the tension forming in my throat as the wind blew softly around us. Slowly, I raised my hand and reached toward his. I knew that once I clasped it, he would never let go.But my hand stopped mid-air.Memories of my life before I met Ethan resurfaced in my mind. They rushed past so quickly that I couldn’t catch up with them. I bit my lip and shut my eyes, shaking my head.Why was I suddenly having second thoughts about all of this?Then the memories stopped—as if someone had pressed pause.The chains fell away from my arms and feet, clattering to