Slipping Away 소설 & 이야기

he said, coming down on top of me and parting my legs. He was leaving? "Really?" I mumbled, trying my best to keep the excitement out of my voice. "Really," Slade affirmed. My eyes sparkled with the idea of what I could do while he was away. Even though I couldn't leave the pack, I could still search for clues on what was happening. Slade gripped my panty, pulling it off me slowly and teasingly. I lifted my waist so he could slide down the pant, but he took his damned sweet time by caressing my backside.

I heard footsteps towards the door and hid myself behind the door next to it. The door I was leaning on belonged to another Alpha. Alpha Dean of the Cristal Lake Pack. His son has also left with my brother Aston for his Alpha training. I watched as Beta Matthew shook hands with Alpha Ethan. Shit he is heading in my direction. The next thing I knew, the door flung open and I was pulled inside. "Ashleigh, ease dropping can get you into trouble." My heart was racing but I was grateful to this alpha. "Yes Alpha." "But that is why your father put my room next to Alpha Ethan."

She smiled and walked away seductively with lust in her eyes. I stared at my cell. There was one simple word in the message, "Rooftop." It felt like I had lost control of myself as I walked out of the rowdy crowd robotically toward the fourth floor. Even though I knew what I was about to witness, it still hurt me tremendously. Willow's moans and Eric's grunts rang in my ear. "You're so impatient, Eric. This is the storeroom…" Eric heaved Willow up in the air. I could see her hanging onto Eric from the door's creak.

That figure might as well have been an arrow aiming to take my life. Without another moment's hesitation, I opened the window next to me and leaped from the third floor. I was lucky that an awning below caught my fall, though my bones ached as I rose to my feet. However, the pain was nothing compared to the heartbreak I'd felt in my previous life when I discovered Jeannie had kept me in the dark for over 20 years. I pressed a hand to my waist as I limped toward my escape. The guests at the hotel poked their heads out of the window in alarm. "Are you out of your mind, Sebastian? Are you seriously running away from your own wedding?"

------ I slipped out of the room, my breath shallow as I pressed myself against the walls, my heart pounding in my chest, the night was my only chance and I won't let it slip off. I moved through the corridors like a ghost, the only sound the rush of my footsteps, quick and light. The moment I reached the exit, I felt the bitter sting of the mate bond again, like a heavy hand on my chest, pulling me back, reminding me that I couldn’t truly escape. I bit down my lip hard, refusing to let it stop me. I ran.

Mor hates me more than usual today. She walks closer to me, and before I can think to block it, she slaps me. Her eyes are like bottomless pools of ink when she leans in and speaks, “I don’t care how it’s going to happen, but you’re going to leave this pack. One way or the other. You were nobody before you came here. You’ll remain a nobody after you leave.”

I could slip away without being noticed. I slipped on my shoes, grabbed my bag, and was just desperate to leave. Please god, save me from these animals…

Please, please let me be faster than him! My plan won't work unless I can escape into the bathroom without him noticing. Once the doctors and nurses get involved, slipping away will be that much harder. Darting through the sliding glass doors, I feel the eyes of the front desk on me. "Sorry!" I groan, patting my belly with a sheepish grin. "Baby's pressing on my bladder, can't wait!"

"Before I keep you here all day." I slipped away on shaky legs, trying to look like a girl who hadn't just done something wrong. A smile curved my lips. I was definitely staying way past midterm.

Maya knew she had to move fast if she was going to escape. She darted around a corner, her eyes scanning the corridor for any sign of danger. She saw a stairwell up ahead, and her heart leapt with hope. Maybe she could lose them in the stairwell. Maybe she could find a way out. Maya sprinted towards the stairwell, her footsteps echoing off the walls. She burst through the door, slamming it shut behind her. She found herself on a narrow staircase, the steps spiraling down into darkness. Maya didn't hesitate, sprinting down the stairs as fast as she could.