All Chapters of Breed Me Dirty {Open wide. Take it raw. Beg for more}: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

IsoldeIt was raining heavily that morning. It slammed against the stone walls of the manor, the sky a heavy gray curtain that made the afternoon look like midnight. I stood beneath the arched stone of the entrance, shivering as my skirts billowed in the strong wind.The maids had spent an hour trying to make me presentable, but it was a losing battle. The dress I wore was one of Alice’s old ones, a faded blue silk that was too tight in the chest and still smelled faintly of her lavender perfume.They had pulled my wild red hair into a tight, painful braid, pinning it with a rusted emerald clip that had lost its shine years ago and didn’t match anything I had on. I pulled my heavy wool robe tighter around my shoulders, trying to shield myself from the cold.The storm felt like a warning. A bad omen. I couldn’t help but worry about the man I was to marry. What was he like? And what did he look like?“He’s probably turned back,” I whispered to myself, watching the mud churn in the drive

IsoldeCedric didn’t look at them. He didn’t look embarrassed at all.I felt a jolt of heat start at my lips where his thumb brushed and pull tight in my stomach, a heavy, dizzying feeling I’d only ever read about in my secret books.Seeing that I was too shy to continue eating, Cedric didn’t go back to his own meal. He simply reached over, broke off a small piece of bread, and held it to my lips. I took the bite, my heart hammering against my ribs. I lowered my gaze, but I could still feel his piercing stare on me.The dinner was nearly over, but the air in the room felt different now.Alice broke the silence. “Could you tell us an interesting tale of one of your travels?”Cedric leaned back in his chair, his eyes finally moving away from me to look at the table. He started telling a small tale about his journey, about the mountain passes and the people he had seen, but he stopped abruptly.“The rest of the story is for later,” he said, his voice dropping as he looked at me. “When I

IsoldeI stood there quietly, not moving an inch as I watched his eyes rake over me. Desire pooled in those ocean-blue depths.He stayed silent for a long time, his gaze traveling over the curve of my neck, the swell of my breasts, and the softness of my stomach, all the way down to my legs.My cheeks heated. I pulled my hands together, shielding my womanhood from his gaze.He stepped closer, his fingers lightly brushing down my bare arm and causing goosebumps to spread over my skin. “Don’t hide from me, Isolde. Let me see you.” His voice reverberated deep in his chest. It sent tingles through my entire body. I slowly pulled my hands away, feeling my face redden further now that I was fully exposed to him.He leaned closer to my ear and softly pressed his lips to it, causing me to shudder. “There’s no turning back now, Isolde. I want you. I need you… you are perfect,” he whispered.Just like that, my body surrendered completely. All it took was hearing this god-like man admit that he

IsoldeMy eyes lit up in excitement as I walked into the library at Cedric’s estate. It was way bigger than the one back at home. It had taller shelves, and the rows were endless. My smile widened when I saw the shelves filled with books.The thought that I never had to sneak away from my overbearing family to read the books here made my heart swell with joy. I didn’t have to hide or lie about where I had been all morning.I walked along the shelves, my fingers trailing over the leather-bound books. I thought about the library back at my father’s house, the one that I had assumed belonged to a woman I’d never met but whose life I had pieced together from the books I had read. I had spent years living in her shadow, imagining what her life was like because my own world was so small.I looked at the desk by the window. There was a stack of fresh parchment, a jar of deep black ink, and a quill that hadn’t been touched yet.Suddenly, my eyes lit up, and I blurted, “I’d love to write!” I e

JakeI sat at the middle table with Madison’s hand on my neck. Miller and the rest of the guys were arguing about how many kegs we could get into the lake house without the neighbors calling the cops, but I couldn’t focus. The noise in the cafeteria was just a dull hum in the background.“Jake, look at me when I’m talking,” Madison said. She pulled my face toward hers, her fingers digging in just enough to be felt. She looked annoyed, her eyes scanning my face for whatever was distracting me. “Are we doing the guest list tonight or what?”“Yeah, sure. Tonight,” I said.She didn’t look convinced. She picked up her drink, held the straw to my mouth, and waited for me to take a sip. When I did, she leaned in and kissed me. It was a loud, public kiss that felt more like a stamp of ownership than anything else.I pulled back, and that’s when I saw her.Sienna walked through the side doors. She had her head down, hair falling over her face like a curtain. She was wearing that same oversized