rly's

't dead yet. It took a while, but when I fully gained consciousness, I realized I was in a

pull myself up and lean against the w

to grab my head, but I felt restrained. My hands would not go above my head. "Somebody, help

en. I remained in that position, until I felt a very huge shadow casted over me. The already dark room got ev

es, showing no emotions whatsoever. His face had a deep frown that seemed as permanent as the scars o

wall, trying to get as far aw

. I shivered from hi

e sore and could clearly

atement before I jumped to my feet. The glimpse of his roa

anaged to force i

u'll find out," he said, pulling

was so positive this was unfamiliar territory. It d

ame a serious caus

ng me? Where am I?"

use for you. So, if you would please sh

o anything to be of use to you? Weren't you supposed to kill

glint in his eye. "Is that so?" H

long. You're the perfect tool to get him out

knowing now what they needed me

me away from Ogar

nything about Ogar. I'm no

!" he smirked, "So he's go

e for me. He already said it was either marriage or death, and

tried to maintain a straight face. I figured a display of cou

e'll see if you still feel that way w

ils digging into my palms.

open door, and I scoute

the man warned. It was as t

ands gripped my arms, causing me pain as I s

ed. My voice echoed d

ing his hold. "You're not

stop fighting and followe

to my face. "So beautiful. I understan

ut he didn't hide his lust. He stared a

e won't come for me, he's a savage

er lips. "I'm sure you will make a very fine breeder

his. I shifted, struggling a

ust maybe–maybe I would have been safer i

ere the mergers' first and worst en

rds that were going to get me ou

ooting back at

vety voice rumbled, reve

man who had picked me from the cell said. He was immediately filled

, hiding their faces as they w

fter now, almost hesitant. I couldn't wave

e to me in a very long while,' I tried to convince mysel

g. There were no words, or at t

nd sprung at me, my