Semua Bab Claimed by My Vampire Stepbrother: Bab 11 - Bab 20

Chase’s P.O.VI thrashed under him, my hands clawing at the sheets, but his grip on my wrists tightened, holding me still. “Let me go!” I snarled, my voice shaking. “What do you want now, Alex? You got what you wanted, didn’t you? So why are you still doing this?”He chuckled, a soft, chilling sound that sent a shiver down my spine. “Oh, Chase,” he said, his tone almost gentle, but it was laced with something darker. “You think last night was the end of it? You’re mine now. You don’t get to walk away.”I twisted my head, trying to look at him, my chest heaving. “What are you talking about?” I demanded, my voice cracking. “I gave you what you asked for! I agreed to your stupid deal! What more do you want?”He shifted, his weight easing slightly, but he didn’t let me up. His hand moved to my neck, his fingers brushing the spot where he’d bitten me last night, and I flinched, the memory of that sharp, searing pleasure-pain flashing through me. “You don’t get it, do you?” he said, his voi

Chase’s P.O.V I stepped off the bus an hour later, my stomach twisting as the school stood ahead, its gray and white brick shining more menacing than ever. The crisp morning air did nothing to cool the anger burning in my chest, or the fear burning up my spine. Alex’s smug smirk at breakfast, the way he’d strolled out after Landon’s promise of “protection,” had been looping in my mind the entire ride, I was unable to think straight, my mind occupied with so many thoughts. He’d tricked me, manipulated me into giving him my blood, my body, all under the lie that I needed him to survive those vampires in school. But Mom and Landon had already ensured my safety, hadn’t they? The Marshall Coven’s claim was supposed to keep me untouchable. So why had Alex played me like that? I needed to know, and I wasn’t letting him sli

Chase’s P.O.VI stayed frozen in the bathroom stall, my back pressed against the cold metal door, knees pulled up close to my chest. My whole body was trembling, not just from the chill that seeped through the tiles, but from the knot of something heavier twisting inside me—something I couldn’t name, couldn’t push away.Time felt like it was dragging, every second thick with that unbearable weight, making it impossible to even think about moving. My erection throbbed, needing a release, and no matter how much I tried…it wouldn’t go away.I closed my eyes, tried to steady my breath, but it was like my lungs were working against me, shallow and uneven. The world outside seemed miles away, muffled by the walls and my own silence.The sting of Alex’s bite lingered on my neck, each throb of my dick a cruel reminder of how I’d moaned, how my body had surrendered to that searing rush of d

Chase’s P.O.VI spent the entire day dodging Alex, sticking close to Keith and Lucia like they were my lifelines. Keith’s quiet humor and Lucia’s steady presence kept the whispers and stares at bay, and for the first time since moving to Devil’s Lake, I felt a flicker of control. The energy drink Keith had given me still buzzed faintly in my system, dulling the pull of Alex’s bite, and Lucia’s promise to watch my back gave me enough courage to make it through classes. By the time the final bell rang, my shoulders sagged with relief. I could go home, lock myself in my room, and pretend, just for a few hours, that this nightmare wasn’t my life….. I said goodbye to Keith and Lucia outside the school, their waves lingering as I turned toward the direction of the Marshall estate. The late afternoon sun cast long shadows on t

Chase’s P.O.VI blinked up at the sky, the afternoon sun breaking through the trees above me in blinding patches of gold. Everything felt hazy, like I’d just been hit by something far heavier than just the ground. My chest ached from the fall, and my limbs felt like they were moving in slow motion. The world was muffled, like I was underwater. I could hear a distant voice—soft at first, then louder, panicked.“Chase!” My mother’s arms were around me, warm and trembling, pulling me against her like she could shield me from whatever had just happened.“Oh my god, Chase—baby, are you okay? Talk to me, please.”“I… I’m fine,” I muttered, trying to sit up. My body protested, muscles tight and sore, but there was no blood. No broken bones, I didn’t think. Just the dull throb of something deeper. “I’m okay, Mom.”“You&rsqu