R
weeks
ood outside my door at all times. It had been stupid to r
ed nothing. Rook liked hurting me. Mayb
he had been waiting for his chance. I shoul
omething between us. Not a mate bond, but m
have given me a place in his pack at Goldenreac
out the window, Rook was there
as Kael charging in and starting a war. So I did what I always did. I
cking me back in my cage. Rook only had to
es. I ignored them. Pain was normal now. I was a prisoner
me off to someone else. That was how it worked. I didn't know what
rong ab
dn't leave tonight, Victor would come home. If he did, my li
hands. His mouth. The way he looked at me like I mattered. I had never felt anythi
of Goldenreach w
reach him. I
I didn't leave tonight, I
ock t
to the door and into the corner beside i
h, but sometimes it was enough. It had kept
t him wh
r was
't Rook
as L
y went
blood, but we were never close. I didn't even know she wa
er father dragged her away that day.
rious at
ked like she had been crying for hours. W
I just needed to tell you. In case...in case things end
ost l
reason I was trapped
was flat. Empty. "Are you sorry for tak
ouldn't have saved you. I
en took a step toward me. I
d of me," she
with me," I said. "It doesn't matter anymore. It's done.
then. I was sure he would be mine. I convinced myself we had a mate bond. I was wrong. When I re
ed. "Th
save
htened. "Save
t the door again. Then she mo
ur father wanted you to ki
up. "What are yo
drink on your wedding night. They would tell you it would help with the pa
od wen
thing was wrong then. But I was scared he wouldn't listen. So I made sure no one would let you near him
ice cr
. I thought you were finally free." She looked at me
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