Novel & Cerita Rescued For Life

she repeated, her voice so calm that it made my stomach twist. “You don’t get to decide that,” I snapped, panic slicing through my words before I could stop it. “I want to go home. I have a family and… and I think I hurt my sister. I have to visit the hospital. I didn’t mean...You can’t just… just take me and claim I belong here...” “You were not taken,” she interrupted. “You were rescued.” Rescued? My mouth opened but no sound came out. What the hell kind of rescue leaves you chained up like a rabid animal? Drenched in guilt, half-fried nerves, and surrounded by people who looked like their eyes glowed in the dark?

His organs failed soon after he was rescued, and he didn't live long enough to serve time in prison. When I heard the news, I felt nothing… only quiet relief. This time, I could finally start a new life with no chains. And maybe slowly, painfully… the past would finally start to heal.

"When I was being insulted and whipped by human traffickers, I even felt like I was about to be liberated. At that time, I longed for death as I didn't want to be a hypocrite, saying one thing but meaning another, and being two-faced. It was not until I met you, Thea..." Thorne's gloomy face suddenly brightened up, “The moment I saw you, I felt like my world started to have colors other than black. Because I could vividly feel that both versions of myself inside me seemed to have a special fondness for you." And Thea did not disappoint me, so bravely she rescued me from the encirclement of human traffickers. In that moment, I knew what my motivation for living was. "Thea, I was so lucky to h

“You betrayed us.” Cedric shook his head, kneeling in front of her gently. “I saved you. You’re victims, not criminals. The FBI has agreed to witness protection for everyone here. You get new lives. New identities. A real chance to heal.” Anna’s voice cracked, raw with emotion. “No one’s ever given us a chance before.” Cedric placed a gentle hand on her shoulder. “That’s because no one ever saw you. I see you now.” He stood, took Lily’s hand, and walked out of the church with Gianni and Marcus beside him. Behind them, the Orphans were led carefully to waiting vans under federal protection. The dog trotted happily beside Lily, tail wagging like the nightmare had never happened.

She wants her mate, and if I’m honest, I can’t blame her. “I want to know if they’re alright,” I reply, my defiance returning slightly. His jaw flexes, and he looks down at me, and I realize just how tall he really is. He’s a lot taller than five years ago; where once I reached the tip of his nose, now I only reach his chest. Ansel remains silent for what feels like hours. “They have been rescued,” he says finally. “The gammas have been tasked with finding their families, and those without parents will be sent to orphanages for adoption.”

I've never done this before, and also I don't have anyone to accompany me. I walked towards the bar counter and ordered myself a liquor. I drank it while watching everyone having fun inside the club. I can spot a few people making out in the dim light corners. Some are dancing their hearts out, and some are just here enjoying the drinks… like me I stared at my drink, and imagined what my life would be if I hadn't met Damian. I probably wouldn't get hurt or be miserable like I am now. I guess this is the price of loving someone a lot. Got betrayed, used, and cheated on.

Also, in those ten years, I cried to the moon goddess to intervene. And she did. We were rescued by the soldiers of the Conscientious Pack, and it was the best day of my life. The rescue mission was led by your late grandfather, the Alpha at that time. We were taken to the Territory and life was stable and safe from then on, and we were no more afraid. Your father was very young then.” “Oh my goddess, Aunt Petra, I had no idea. How did you stay strong for all these years?” Kayola asks, her eyes widened in shock.

I typed back quickly, my fingers dancing along my screen. Me: What men? Si: Don't play dumb, Zane. The men you sent to the hospital–Remember them? The ones who kidnapped me. Me: Correction, brought you, not kidnap you. Si: Oh, sure. And what’s your twisted definition of kidnapping then? Forget it. Just get your men off my back. They’ve already apologized, and now they’re insisting I slap them. Me: Then do it. What's so hard? Si: Seriously? They didn’t do anything wrong; they were following your orders!

"I love you more than my own life, Theresa. I will never let you go." "And I love you!" she replied, tears streaming from her eyes, but now they weren't of fear or guilt. They were of liberation, of an emotion so overwhelming it couldn't be contained. "I love you forever!" The orgasm hit them simultaneously, a cataclysm of sensation that tore them out of themselves. It was an explosion so powerful, so complete, it seemed to rewrite their cells, fuse them on a fundamental level. Their bodies shook violently, their cries mingling in the room, as the wave of pure pleasure consumed them.

It's my best chance at not getting discovered till the police arrive or if the robbers are lucky, till they escape. A thought needles at me. Is it not wrong to run and hide leaving my best friend at gunpoint? No, it's better to get help than to put both our lives in danger by joining her, I counter. I lock myself in the toilet and dial 911. I don't need a lot of words to describe my location; Crescent Supermarket is sort of popular in Blue Channels. I just have to hang in here for few more minutes until they get here. I keep my ears pressed to the door to listen for sounds. For the next couple of seconds, I can still hear their voices.