All Chapters of Justice in Bloodlust: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Niko POV:Pixel. That brute of a human. In all fairness, he had no idea that Justice was mine, but he would know soon enough. The need for blood was intense as I raced to her house. I tried calling the idiot a few times, but unfortunately for him, he didn't answer. Oh well, guess he'll have to learn the hard way. And I love teaching lessons the hard way. The only downfall was that this situation wasn't happening at night. Either way, this should be a fun experience; at least for me, it would be. I pulled up to the shack, and Pixel's car was still parked halfway in the drive. I tilted my head slightly, listening to the chaos he was causing inside the house. Calmly, I made my way to the door. A calm that even had me a little worried for his safety. My wolf was on edge at the sight of the wood splintered and the door hanging from the hinges. That is unnecessary, I thought as I continued through the house. I followed the sound of his banging and empty threats straight into Justice's bed

Justice POV:As we entered the boutique, I couldn't hide my giddiness. I hadn't been shopping in...well, a long time. And one of these stores? Since my dad passed away. I immediately started browsing around. The number of dresses they had on display was incredible. They seemed to have a little bit of everything. Long, sequenced formal gowns with open backs and slits up to the thigh, all the way to adorable and simple summer dresses. It seemed they had everything you could possibly want in this store. A soft silver shimmer caught my eye, and I quickly walked over to the rack that was nestled in the back corner. It sat there as if forgotten. No spotlights shining on it, no mannequins strategically placed to showcase the style. I pulled the long-sleeve dress from the rack and held it up to admire it. "Can I help you?" a squeaky voice pierced the silence. I turned, a smile on my face, excited to try this dress on. "Yes," I told her cheerfully, "I would like to try this dress on, please

Niko POV:I sat in my car down the street from Justice's house, feeling a mix of frustration and concern after the whole day. I don't know what it is about this girl, but she's getting to me. Sometimes, in a good way, and sometimes, in a bad way. I immediately went straight to her house when she called about Pixel. The dumbass wouldn't answer his phone when I called him, so what happened next was on him. Justice has no idea what all I do, and I plan to keep it that way. But I couldn't believe how ungrateful she was.She had the nerve to talk to me the way she did in her driveway. It was everything I had not to teach her a lesson. My wolf is the main one wanting her, though she almost tried his patience too. I've been told I have an anger issue, but that's not how I see it. I have zero patience for disobedience. I have zero patience for bullshit. As an alpha wolf, I don't believe in backing down in any way. It doesn't matter what the situation is...What I say goes, and I have the stren

Niko POV:I attacked, successfully knocking my mother from his grip. But she didn't run as I told her to. Of course, she didn't. Women don't listen. She shifted right along with me, adding to the chaos. The only problem was that my mother was an omega with no combat training. Instead of helping, as she intended, she actually made it worse for me. I couldn't focus on just fighting off my father; I had to split my attention to make sure she was okay, too. One thing you never want to do is lose focus when you are fighting, especially against a seasoned alpha like my father. If I'm being honest, I never once thought I could win against him. Not at this age. But I did believe I could at least save my mother... if only she'd listened and run when I told her to. But she didn't listen, so it was all for nothing. The ass-whoopin' I took that night will stay with me forever. I really thought I was going to die that night, and I'm surprised my mother made it out alive at all. But she barely di

Niko POV:Well, I feel confident saying that Pixel has learned a valuable lesson tonight. I smiled proudly as I wiped the blood from my hands. He will never so much as look or drive anywhere near Justice again, and he also will not ever try to collect owed debts from family members...the children of the adult addicts specifically. He should never have done that in the first place. I doubt he'll front anyone again after tonight. I left Dale to deal with him with strict orders to keep him alive. He is one of my best sellers after all, so I don't want to have to replace him. I hopped in my car, debating on what I should do. My wolf wanted to go to Justice; part of me did too, but I wasn't sure exactly where we stood after the incident. I never got to take her out for her birthday, and I doubt she'd want to now. I don't even want to anymore. I'll give it to her, though. It seems she's trying to be braver lately, as if she's got something to prove. Who she's trying to prove anything to,