's

d as the guard pushed me

, the worms were beginning to protest-a testament I at least need some food. But I know that was

e heavy. I should be running around now; looking for money for her

she be f

health b

..

e thing that has always kept me up is the ability to a

my train of thoughts. I squinted my eyes to see the dar

ashing the beam of the tor

my eyes away from the sudd

forcing me up, but my shoulder

rumbled, clasping my hands together. "Now,

en brought out a cuff from his

t meant

ce. "Don't be so surprised bitch," he slammed the cuffs

fferent thoughts. Even though I have maintained a level of stubbornn

ere planning to torture me. To make me lo

no one would raise an eyebrow. No questions would be asked, I wasn't that

. I couldn't let these people take my precious life just

ere now back in the familiar room. A pop music was playing in the background. And the bulb

ly announced, tossing me on t

ing on in the room. I closed my eyes and put my ear to good use. One of the

e music playing from the radio. And now, I can hear

' I counted in my mind from

e?" The familiar voice asked and I op

corner of her mouth. Her eyes seem to be staring deep into m

in in a glaring contest. She came even closer her breath touching my face, but that made me more determined. And

n till now," she commented from wh

tried all tactics to break me, I would nev

ust used in speaking. "Then you will have to wait forever." I forced myself to mutter, but

ong voice. "You know, I always love a challenge, in fact the last time I've h

on her. The bulb was now stable so I was able to see s

ghed, then looked around the room. "Or don't you all want to hear this excitin

ng on me. "But when this begin to get into her head, I decided to break her wings." She cocked her head forward, throwing me a dark smile. "

eye level. "Now, what do you learn from this story." Her mouth curve in a smile but

a hard tone. "And what do you stand

All that arrogance washed away by me and also," she leaned closer to my ears then whispered, "I get to see Dy

ng. Not because of what she said about her boys havi

ng for me? Was it t

his name escaped my lips and

t-lipped smile. "But despite him wanting you, you will never be his mate

mate? Does that

ayla instructed the guards, leaving for the door. "I

ai

ing out. She stopped in her tra

already drag

for you?" I forced a dry laugh. "Are you afrai

ips. "He can never be your mate. My brother deserves someo

**

ossibility of Layla and Dylan being siblings, the prison

on his hand and a yellow florescent

round and also two bottles of water t

of food but when I felt the bread I be

ll food," I muttered,

d, it's better tha

ce beside me and I in