All Chapters of The Varkas Brothers And Their Princess : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

It was a mess in my chest. In my head. Everywhere. A mess that felt so good as I kissed this woman who had captured my heart and held it for her own. I didn't mind giving my soul to her. I didn't mind one bit. My hand got tangled in her hair while my other hand grabbed her waist, pressing her flushed to me, my naked body against her fully clothed one. I had lots of questions I was going to ask her, like why she was here and how she knew about the basement. I had a suspicion, but right now wasn't the moment. Right now I just wanted to… feel. I kissed her like I was dying and she was the only thing that could keep me alive, and she kissed me back just as fiercely. That was another thing that made me crazy over this woman; she matched my fire, gave me everything I did to her. “Axel…” she moaned when I broke the kiss. I raised her shirt, squeezing her breast from her bra. “I can't do foreplay right now,” I growled, yanking her pants and

“Mr. Varkas,” I greeted, nodding, my voice hard. The last time I saw this man was that morning during breakfast two years ago, and he looked the same, save for that cold look in his eyes. “Have a seat,” he said, pointing at the chair before him. “We have much to discuss.”“I know it was you who sent that text,” I said as soon as I sat, going straight to the point. There was no need to drag this. I just wanted this to be done so I could return to Axel. “I didn't try to hide it,” he said, putting his cigar out. “If you had asked who I was, I would have answered. There was no use hiding it because the boys would have figured it out. They’re smart, you know? I made them that way, but sometimes I regret that. Nothing gets past them.”“Why?” I asked, my jaw clenched. I wasn't hearing anything else he was saying. That look of nonchalance on his face was getting on my nerves. He looked totally unbothered, not even a bit remorseful. “Why would

I could barely remember what happened after I shifted—everything was a mess in my head—but I know I went crazy and destroyed things. I destroyed the mansion I grew up in—the place that I was supposed to call home, but it was anything but. My home… my home was with Rosette. It was wherever she was. But now I had no idea where she was, so I didn't have a home anymore. Silas took that away from me. Kade and Kross didn't stop me as I destroyed the house, tore down walls with my claws, and ripped things apart with my teeth. They left me to it, let me let out my anger and pain. They felt it as well—I knew they did—but they had always been more level-headed than I was and didn't just lose control. Fuck control. It felt like my brain was failing to work, like my entire body had shut down and I was in so much pain, and I just wanted to let that pain bleed out by wreaking havoc. Kade and Kross let me be, but when they saw I was getting out of

Barely thirty minutes later, the sound of a helicopter’s blades thundered above us. The rush of wind that came with its descent whipped at our clothes as we stepped out of the car, stinging my eyes, but I didn't flinch.My boil was boiling from the thought of seeing Silas again. I didn't know what I would do if I set my eyes on him. Punch his guts? Ruin his face? You would say I shouldn't do that to my father, but that bastard has never been a father. He was merely an instructor, telling us this was how it wanted it to be, that was how it should be done. I've never felt that fatherly bond with him so it wouldn't be a struggle to slam my fist into his face. He was practically a stranger to me. The three of us moved quickly towards the helicopter, ducking low as the blade beat the air. The pilot leaned out, signalling us, his voice lost in the deafening roar. As soon as we went in, the doors slammed shut, the noise dulling, re

Silas stared at Kross, who stared back. Then he scoffed, leaning down on his seat and spreading his legs. “And how will you do that, Kross?” he asked, his expression one of indifference, but Kross remained composed as he answered. Kross’s voice was low, controlled. “By showing them proof of your sabotage and greed. What you did with the company’s shipments seven months ago, just before this whole mess began.” “Before he goes on, I must say… I'm disappointed, Father,” Kade said, his voice bored, yet it carried a heavy weight. I looked between them, confused. “Sabotaging your ally? That’s low, Father, even for you.”Silas’ jaw tightened, his calm mask cracking. “Can someone tell me what the fuck is going on?” I asked, getting irritated that I was being left behind. “Patience, Axel,” Kross said without taking his eyes off our father. “You’ll understand soon.” “So that deal we were busting our asses for,” Kross continu