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“Mmmm, no. Maybe later. Besides, I only ordered it to see what you’d do when it arrived.” He closed his eyes and realized that he’d fallen right into her trap. Then he remembered the monitors. If Javan was still watching the monitors, he’d have to kill him. He cringed, remembering that everything that happened in here was neatly being taped. Okay, first on his list, erase the tape, then kill Javan if he watched. “What’s going on in that brain of yours?” Ann asked, looking down at him. He cringed again. “How bad would it be if we accidentally just made a porno?”

I finally decided to write my first book. And honestly, it feels like stepping into a room I’ve always been daydreaming of but never dared to enter. The beginning might not be perfect. Still a little rough around the edges, but I promise, it only gets better. This story dives deep into a dark, addictive romance. One that’s brutal, steamy, and emotionally intense. Inside, you’ll find a captive romance, enemies-to-lovers tension, obsession, lust, second chances, betrayal, drama, a dangerously possessive antihero, and forbidden power.

“Then we kill him for good. This time, no half-measures.” “How?” “By burning him out.” Before she could answer, a tremor rattled the lab. Lights burst overhead. A shriek of feedback filled the air — and the walls themselves began to shift, screens flickering to life one by one. Her father’s voice boomed through the speakers. “You can’t destroy me, Jax. You’re standing inside my mind.” Jax glared up. “Then I’ll burn your damn brain to ash.” He reached for a console, slamming his fist into a switch. Sparks flew. The hum of the generator rose to a roar.

Lena placed a calm hand on the prototype’s head. “You’re safe,” she told it gently. Her voice was soft. Warm. But her eyes stayed empty. Elias whispered: “Rhea… what does this mean for her?” Rhea exhaled. “It means she’s mentally shut down… and her instincts are turning toward the safest energy source.” Alexander’s chest tightened. “So not me.” Rhea didn’t sugarcoat it. “No. Right now you’re the most dangerous thing in the room.” Elias opened his mouth— But before anyone could speak—

Sophia fell silent. Then, she said solemnly, "Then, get some disposable stuff and sheaths. Also, write something and put the slip somewhere they can see. Make sure the hints are subtle. They're adults, so let them be." Our rooms were on the first floor. The guests had the second floor, and the third floor was where they could move. Everything was decked out. When we finished our work, I thought my back was giving up on me.

Naham said, leaning across the desk, his voice full of fear for me, "is liable to run completely mad. The dosages mixed into this pouch are high. Very, very high. If a person drinks this every single day for a year at most, their brain cells will burn out. They have a chance of at least one year before they go completely mad. They will lose their mind, child. I don't know where this is from but… This is a deliberate execution." The room felt like it was spinning around and around. "Do you intend to give this to anyone?" the old man asked, staring at my shaking hands. "I... I would never," I choked out. A tear finally broke free and spilled down my cold cheek. "Never." "Diane…," Dr. Naham cal

“But I need you to listen, okay? I’ll answer all your questions once it’s safe.” “Okay,” she nods, clinging to my hand. “Elara,” Braden whispers. “All the cells are unlocked. As soon as you’re ready, I’ll start the chaos.” “Who’s that?” Mindy asks, looking around frantically, her face distorted in fear. “It’s Braden, and you can’t see him,” I reply quickly. “Just, don’t worry about it, okay?” With Mindy’s hand in mine, I lead her out to Monroe’s cell. He looks at us with big eyes, and I place my finger against my lips to show him to be quiet, and he nods.

Instead, she turned to look at me. I kept my head down, thinking, "Yvette clearly is just worried about Mom going back to the company and getting in the way of her escapades with Dad. Ugh, they're like two dogs in heat! They couldn't even wait to get a room. Don't they know that the office has a surveillance camera? "And what did she mean by mental illness? It was Dad who drugged Mom and forced her to leave the company. Later, Yvette found her a quack who claimed to be a traditional medicine practitioner. He had no license and prescribed prescriptions that only worsened her condition.

it was planned. A sharp exhale escaped my lips, my curiosity piqued as I flipped the pages even more. ‘My name is Alicia Ravenscroft, and if you’re reading this, I’m probably already dead. My husband, Eldric, has convinced everyone around me that I am a crazy woman. He’s made everyone question my mental capacity just so he can get my company, but I won’t be silenced. There’s a safe in the fourth room with a golden handle on the doorknob. Inside that room, you will find a safe. I made sure to keep evidence of my mental capacity by at least fifteen renowned doctors, as well as psychiatrists, just to prove that I was never crazy. But I fear I may be too late.

Owing to that, I had made sure to restrict every from giving me a mind call, except Ciro, the elders, and people who played crucial roles in the pack. Being exposed to mind calls from over fifty people was a threat to any wolf's mental health. Even though I could handle up to two hundred as an alpha, I didn't give up to twenty people my mind called access. Yet, we were all mind-linked and I could mind calling any member of my pack. None of them could rid me of access to their minds, except they had submitted to a new alpha, or by some means of dark magic. "You need to come over to the hospital immediately, Killian. Erika is in danger," I heard the doctor say.