Barbatos Obey Me Novels & Stories

Estina "This way, please," the butler said, gesturing for me to follow him up the staircase. I frowned in the direction of where Anatoli had walked away, leaving me to follow his orders, nothing else said. Dragging my withering glare from the way he'd gone, I cast a look at the guards at the door. I wasn't so stupid as to try to get past them. I wasn't so dumb that I could plan on begging them to let me out of here. They wouldn't defy their boss.

Mila cocked her head in confusion, attacking Josephine with kisses which elicited a small squeal from her lips. She huffs in frustration and murmurs. “There’s no way, you’re Sasha’s dog and you can’t obey commands.” A smile tugged on my lips, amused. I stepped forward, my voice slicing through the quiet air like a sharp knife. “Sidet.” (sit) Mila obeyed instantly. Josephine let out a sharp gasp, jerking slightly before turning around to face me with wide eyes. My eyes had a mind on their own, travelling down to her cleavage that peeked a little of her light brown areola.

Anton exhaled, pleased. “I knew you would comply.” He said with a grin. “Don’t mistake this,” Yura said evenly, rolling her eyes. “I’m not loyal to you.” “We don’t require loyalty,” Anton replied. “Only usefulness.” Yura smiled. “Then we understand each other.” The call ended. --- Silence filled the room. My vision blurred. “She… agreed,” I whispered, staring blankly in shock at the ground. Cassian stared at the screen. “She just signed her death warrant,” he said darkly.

I placed Roman on the floor as he looked at me warily. “Don't worry boys, we’d be fine.” Beom assured. I heard voices and laughter coming from outside the box. Their plan had worked, they had every right to rejoice. As much as I would like to humour them, there was no time. “Baran, show yourself.” I commanded, and Beom stared at me like I had gone insane. Within a few seconds, Baran appeared. “I'm here my lord.” He bowed. “It seems they didn't let you know they were planning to attack this town.”

“Just in case.” “Are you sure? You’ll have to make hundreds. Perhaps even thousands.” Oberon laughs softly. “Well, we’d better get started then.” Then he’s gone, leaving the same way he came - they come out of the nothingness and just as easily return to it. I turn to Rose and push my aura out at her until she’s on her knees. “You will accept my command and follow my orders. Is that clear?” “Man no-” “Shut up!” I snarl. “If you cannot follow my rules and laws, you are free to leave. I’m not holding you prisoner, but I won’t allow you to destroy my pack and harm my Alphas. You will behave. Do you understand me?”

How could she be content after braving storms and hardships on their journey here, only to end up serving someone else's interests? Rafael's eyes were as cold as ice. "I have no need for disobedient soldiers here. If you can't accept it, return to where you came from." Barrett quickly dropped to one knee. "Marshal, we will follow your orders. The reinforcements we brought with us are under your command, and even my wife and I will obey your orders." Rafael didn't even look up. "Of course you will follow my orders. Do you think you're in a position to override me?"

After contemplating for some time, he picked up his phone and pressed a button. After a minute, she saw two men enter into the room cautiously. They bowed respectfully to him and clasped their hands behind them as they waited further orders from their boss. "These are Batista and Lorenzo. They would accompany you. I'm expecting you here by evening." He told her dismissedly and returned to the reports he was reading. Leila looked at him and bowed slightly before she headed towards the doorway. A huge sigh of relief escaped her lips and she smiled wistfully in spite of herself.

No matter how they bullied me or abused me, I never resisted again. When the electroshock baton was finally pulled away, smoke rose from my throat as I collapsed limply onto the bed. Tyler stared at me in disbelief before demanding, "Don't stop! I don't believe he's actually learned to be this obedient!" The men, who were actually thugs, exchanged a look before handing me a bottle of sulfuric acid to drink. Everyone was convinced I would finally tear off my "facade of obedience" and start raging about the injustice like I used to. However, I simply flashed an eerie smile and parted my lips.

"One more pact. If Haspan wins... RuthValis will stand as ally. But hear me well-Haspan Cosmos, you must never harm Baron. You must never touch my son. Not even in victory. Not a hair on his head." Baron paused and turned to stare staggers at his father. The oath settled like iron in the hall. Haspan clearly hated it, but to refuse would expose him. With slow reluctance, he nodded. "So be it, my alpha." Baron snorted softly, disgust flashing across his face. "Keep your oaths. I don't plan to lose." He turned to leave. The witch who had been waiting in the shadows lifted her hand and opened a quiet, swirling portal. Without another word, without looking back at his father or Haspan, Baron ste

I felt sleepy. "Did I pass?" he asked. I couldn't see his face as I had my face buried in his shoulders, but I heard the change in his voice. "You passed for now." "Good, because I can't have you turn against me. I need you to be by my side while I destroy humanity. And you will obey me." Oh great, evil Ambrose has re-entered the chat. "Not a chance," I stood up and laughed out loud. "What's so funny?" His thundering voice echoed through the stone walls.