All Chapters of You Are Mine, Little Sister: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

His brows formed deep lines of surprise. So, I clarified. "This morning, he'd left me a note asking to meet me in his cabin. V—Machai found the note and went to him. He was pretty angry when he did. Then, this evening, I hear from Kurtis' friends that he's checked out, but I don't think that's true. I think Machai might have hurt him. Or do you have any idea if he truly checked out?"Igor regarded me with a stunned expression. He lowered his gaze and something akin to pain reflected in his eyes. "Mr. Stanislav?""Rali," he sighed. "Why don't you sit this one out, honey? Go to your cabin. Get some rest."What? My brows etched deep grooves. It took me a solid five seconds to piece it together. And once I did, it slapped the breath out of me."You're aware of it." I muttered, my eyes dancing across the floor in disbelief. "You know he's dead."The man glanced around. He gently grabbed my hand and led me away to a more quiet corner of the bar. I was so shocked I could've auditioned for

Something shifted. The music around us seemed to dim, and his hold on me turned hard enough to hurt.He spun me again, and when I landed back in his grasp, he bent low and bit into the hollow of my neck. I sucked in a sharp breath but didn't dare move. "Know when to stop talking, Green," he growled into my skin. I held my breath until he pulled his face away from my neck. Once again, he looked like normal Void. Suddenly, he stopped the dance. "I want to fuck you." Woah! What an abrupt change of topic. "Right now."Before I could react, he uncurled one hand from my waist and grabbed mine, dragging me off the dance floor.Hell, no. "Where are you taking me?" I stopped walking. "Somewhere close." He reached for my hand again and this time, pulled me hard. I had to follow as there were too many people around and I didn't want to risk a scene. 'Somewhere close' turned out to be the restroom. To my dismay, he locked the main door, ensuring no one would be able to enter while we we

RALIMum almost didn't want to leave.I'd spun a half-baked story—a bad hotel, lost phone, mix-up with Uber—anything but the truth about being abducted by the twelve year old boy that had given her a hard time sixteen years ago. Thankfully, neither Veronica nor Ruby had said a word to her about it. So, it made the lie easier to juggle. I couldn't believe she'd flown all the way from New Portland because she was worried. I could tell she wasn't entirely convinced and felt I was hiding something. But she left later in the evening after much persuasion. Ruby came over. And alone with the girls, I told them the truth. I had to. Their reactions were worse than I'd imagined. They almost looked like they'd lost their minds. Ruby blinked like she was trying to reboot her brain. "So, the whole time, the boy from the foster home is... Void? The Torturer?""The Torturer has been your stalker?" Veronica's eyes were wide. "No wonder he always had his way around things.""It makes sens

RALIBut the way he looked at me... there was no storm in his eyes."Is this necessary now, Rali?" His eyes held a hint of amusement as he glanced back at the list. "You need to remind yourself why you must hate me. Does this mean a part of you doesn't hate me as much as you want, hence you are trying so hard to see reasons to?"My glare turned a degree colder. "Don't be ridiculous. I made that list so when I'm killing you, I'll remember what you're dying for."I stomped toward my dresser where I thudded my bag with more force than necessary.Frustration kicked in. "It's wrong, you know?" I hissed, spinning to face him with a hand planted on my hip. "To just break into people's homes. People have doors for a reason, and I don't appreciate you making a mockery of the digital door Veronica and I spent so much to install."He chipped away at the edges of a smile—the very one that knew how to crawl under my skin. "I didn't break in, Green. Don't blame me for being smarter than you

"You're rejecting me?" He said the words like it wasn't something I was worthy of doing to him. He looked so intimidating, I had to remind myself that we were in public space and he wouldn't possibly harm me. Still, I had to swallow past a lump in my throat before replying. "It's not what you think.""Get out, Ms. Hayes." His voice was clipped. Final. A part of me felt wounded. I dipped my head and left. ****†****†I kept checking the time until the close of work. I'd been eager to get out of this company that seemed to be closing in on me today.Veronica and I met up and made our way to Creighton's place. Naturally, the first words out of her mouth were about the car."Seriously, I don't like the fact that he's a killer and all, but this guy is down-bad obsessed with you. Do you know how much a Bentley costs? You told us the other day that he named the famous Ze Voyage after you. Woah! That's billionaire poetry."I glanced at the cab driver. I didn't think he was paying any atte