All Chapters of TEMPT ME, MASTER : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

The basement was very quiet now. The only sound was the crackle of the candles and the heavy breathing of the Beast. Elara’s hands gripped the edge of the thick wooden table. Her knuckles were white. She looked up at Silas. He looked like a giant from the old stories, but he was real. He was made of hot skin and hard muscle.Silas stood between her open legs. His body was so large that Elara felt like she was being swallowed by a shadow. He reached down and gripped her hips. His fingers were so long they almost met behind her back. He held her firm. He did not want her to slide away."Look at me, Elara," Silas rumbled.Elara looked up into his gold eyes. They were glowing. She saw the hunger in them. She also saw a little bit of fear. Even the Beast was afraid of his own power. He knew he was too big. He knew he was about to change her."You are very small," he whispered. "And I am very large. This will not be easy. You must breathe. You must let the fire in my blood become the fire i

The next morning, the basement was very quiet. Silas was still asleep on the giant bed. When he slept, he looked like a huge stone statue. His chest moved up and down slowly. Even in his sleep, his muscles were hard and strong. Elara moved quietly. Her body felt heavy and wide. Every time she walked, she felt a small sting between her legs. It was a reminder of the night before. It was a reminder that she now belonged to the Beast.She walked up the stone stairs. She wanted to see the rest of the castle. She walked through many dark halls. She saw old paintings and heavy curtains. Then, she found a very large door. It was made of dark wood and had gold handles. She pushed it open.It was a library. There were thousands of books. They went all the way from the floor to the high ceiling. The room smelled like old paper and honey. In the center of the room, there was a small desk with one very old book on it. The book was open.Elara walked to the desk. She began to read. The words were

Elara leaned against Silas in the Great Hall. The sound of the elders running away was the only noise in the castle. She felt the heavy weight of his arm around her. She felt the wetness of his seed on her skin. She felt like a warrior who had just won a big fight. The men of Shadow-Valle were gone. They were small and afraid. But Silas was a mountain, and she was the only person allowed to climb it."They will never come back," Elara whispered."They are smart to stay away," Silas growled. He picked her up and carried her back toward the center of the castle.But as he walked, Silas stopped. He tripped a little bit. He looked down at his feet. Then he looked at the doorway. He had to bend his head much lower than before to get through the door. His skin was turning a very dark red, and he was breathing very fast. The heat coming off him was so strong that Elara felt like she was standing next to a furnace."Silas? What is wrong?""The curse," he panted. His voice was deeper than befo

The moon was full and white over the castle. Silas felt the fire in his blood moving again. He could not stay inside the stone walls. The curse wanted the wild air. He picked up Elara and walked out of the castle gates. He did not wear clothes. He was a giant of naked muscle. Elara was also naked, her skin glowing like silver in the moonlight.They walked into the deep forest. The trees were tall, but Silas was taller than some of the younger ones. As they walked, the curse started to leak out of his skin. The grass grew fast under his feet. The flowers opened up and smelled like heavy perfume. The forest was becoming a place of lust.Silas found a place where the moss was thick and soft. A small stream of water ran nearby. The air was warm, and the insects made a buzzing sound that felt like a pulse. Silas set Elara down on the moss. He looked up at the moon and let out a long, deep roar."The world is too small for me, Elara," Silas growled. His voice made the leaves on the trees sh

The city was very big and very loud. Lily stood on the sidewalk, looking up at a building made of glass and steel. It was the tallest building she had ever seen. The top of it was lost in the clouds. Lily was a small girl from a tiny town. She had yellow hair, blue eyes, and a very sweet smile. She was wearing her best white dress, but she felt like a little ant next to this giant tower.Lily held her bag tight. She had an interview today. She had seen an ad for a "Live-in Personal Assistant." The pay was a lot of money—more money than she could count. She needed this job. She took a deep breath and walked inside.The lobby was shiny and cold. A woman at the desk told her to go to the very top floor. The elevator went up so fast that Lily’s stomach felt funny. When the doors opened, she was in a place that looked like a palace. It was the penthouse."Hello?" Lily called out. Her voice was soft and sweet.She walked onto a thick, white rug. The windows went from the floor to the ceilin