All Chapters of Kingdoms of Forbidden Hunger{Dark Fantasy Series}: Chapter 11 - Chapter 13

The door opened.Joshua stood there in the doorway of the bay, restraints broken and dangling from one wrist. His chest was still. No rise, no breath. Black veins sat thick and dark under grey skin. His cock was still hard, still wet from her hand, still leaking a slow, steady drip onto the floor between his feet.Betty didn’t run. She looked at him. He looked at her. No lunge. No teeth. Just that same focused stare, unblinking and fixed on her face.She grabbed his wrist, the one still wearing the snapped cuff, and pulled him out of the bay. “We’re leaving. Now.”He followed without resistance, bare feet quiet on the tile. The hallway lights flickered again, stuttering over the pale stretch of his skin. Down the corridor another trauma team shouted over a fresh arrival, voices sharp and overlapping. No one looked their way. Betty signed herself out at the deserted desk with a hand that only shook a little, then walked him straight through the unmonitored side exit to her car. He sat

The window exploded inward.Glass scattered across my floorboards. Cold air poured through the jagged hole. I sat up fast, pulse racing, and he was already at the foot of my bed.Cain.I had never seen him before. I still knew his name the way I knew my own heartbeat.He stood naked in the dark. Pale skin. Green eyes bright enough to cast light on the sheets. His cock jutted thick and heavy, veins standing out, the head already wet and leaking slow strings of pre-cum.He reached me in two steps. Hands locked around my ankles and dragged me flat. The sheet ripped away. His palms forced my thighs wide. I tried to close them. He held them open harder.The broad head of him pressed against me, hot and slick. He pushed in without pause, one slow movement that stretched me open until his hips met mine and his balls rested against my skin.I cried out. I tightened around the sudden fullness. He stayed buried and rolled his hips in a slow, grinding circle, dragging every ridge against my wall