All Chapters of Three Alpha brothers and their virgin pet : Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Teresa I was still panting and relishing in my victory when the guards returned, but their hands weren’t bare as before.  This time, they held whips. I blinked as four of them advanced. Two grabbed me, adjusting the chains and forcing me to kneel, facing the wall. Before I could say another word, a searing slash across my back accompanied a sharp slap of rubber against skin.  My heart sank as the pain travelled through my body in waves. Before I could take in the pain, another slash of pain followed. I screamed, trashing against the bindings, but they were too strong, holding me in place. The searing pain came again, and again, and again, and I yelled, cried, trashed, but nothing.  The men kept going, flogging with all their might.  Energy sipped away from my body in waves. I felt like yanking everything holding

Lynch The exhaustion here was more mental than physical, so the rest didn’t help much. What was I expecting? I was sitting by a jagged stone, resting my back against it for what felt like hours.  Probably I’d spent longer, but there was no way to prove that since there was no sense of time. Beneath my palm, the ground pulsed faintly like a slow heartbeat belonging to someone else. “I’m beginning to run out of patience,” I muttered under my breath. “You'd better be close.” There was no answer. Just silence and a little wind—which was nothing, of course.  When I stood up, my legs protested. There were no pains, but my legs cried out from weakness. I pushed one foot forward, then the other.  I started walking again. One step after the other.  There was no clear path. I based

Teresa I couldn't tell how many days had gone by. The light from the window wasn't doing enough justice, and I was too tired to think of anything but my healing.  The herbs and the treatments the healer administered the other day were a complete waste of time. It wasn't helping. I never got better. If anything, my situation worsened.  Day by day, I looked forward to someone opening that door, walking into this place with herbs and administering them, but nothing.  The door remained locked, with two dummies on the other side playing guard pretend. In all this, I was grateful for one thing, though. Oris never showed up.  Never came back.  I'm sure whatever the boys whispered into his ears the other day must be that serious.  A small smile twisted my lips at the thought of his issues being c

Teresa Since the Luna's last visit, I couldn't take my mind off her gestures to me.  It dawned on me that she wasn't who Tanya said she was. She was kind at heart, and everything she was doing for me was out of the goodness of her heart and nothing more. I struggled to accept it because of the last act of kindness I experienced from Tanya that didn't end up well.  I slowly came to terms with it, but one thing bothered me. Hannah may not have admitted it, but it was obvious that she was scared of Oris.  It was clear from her answer and her body language in the last visit that Oris wasn't aware that she was visiting me.  I first thought it absurd at first; how would he beat me up and burn me up with silver, and then suddenly send his wife to be good to me? It didn't add up, and I knew why.  Hannah didn't give me a d

TeresaI couldn’t stop crying, and I couldn’t move. I didn’t know how long it had been, but I knew it’d been quite a while since Oris left.  The idea that he nearly had his way broke me the more. The tears flowed, and I didn’t stop them. I didn’t resist. I just let go.  Coupled with the fact that everything around me was dark, it felt like my world imploded. Even if I left this place, and somehow Keller and Bennett manage to get to me, I won’t be able to see their handsome faces again.  If Lynch showed up, I’d never be able to see their faces ever again. My heart shook with pain, frustration, and rage, and I let the emotions hold me. I was rooted in a spot, unwilling to move.  It wasn’t that I wasn’t willing to move. I couldn’t get myself to.  My will and my brai