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Better Run Better Run by Alina May
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“The champion wrestler, 15 years of experience, taken down by a small woman and seasoning?” He flashes his teeth in a feral grin. “I think I’m in love.”
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“You're a woman with heart, mind, and body. We want to worship every last piece of every last part of you. Whether you give it willingly or not.”
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“I don’t know. I was young and wanted to save the world. I didn’t realize that saving the world still doesn’t help you save yourself.”
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“She wants to fight me; I want to make her helpless. She likes to feel afraid and restrained; I like to make her that way. Entirely at my mercy.”
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“Soon, kitten. Very soon.”
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“She wants to fight me, I want to make her helpless. She likes to feel afraid and restrained; I like to make her that way. Entirely at my mercy.”
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“The sooner you get this, the better things will go for you. You belong to me. You belong to him. We control the very air you breathe. Your orgasms. Where you go and what you do. You’ll be our good little pet, or we’ll punish you. And punishments only get worse from here.”
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“Would you prefer I call you pet? Put a collar on that pretty little neck? Yank you around by a leash?”
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“There you go. You want to act like a bad girl, you'll have to take it like a bad girl.”
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“re-bandage”
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“I pick up my phone. Jayden’s voice bites, “What’s going”
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“my shoes and socks.   I grin as I pick up my phone. Jayden’s voice bites, “What’s going on?”   “It would appear our little prey has managed to escape for the moment.”   There’s a deadly silence.   I head to the door to turn off the alarm. “Don’t freak out, brother, we’ll get her.”  “Fuck,” he growls. “I’ve been calling you for five minutes.”   “I was indisposed for a bit. She knocked me over the head.”   “Christ, I knew”
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“phone ringing in the distance.   I start moving”
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“spice container.   “Shhh, back to sleep, little one.” He bends down to pick the cuff off the floor.   I strike, whipping the covers back and slamming my weapon into the back of his head.   He crumples and falls to the floor, unmoving. I stare at his large form. For a second, I feel bad.   No. I scramble to put the cuff on him, then pat him down for his knife.   Fuck! He doesn’t have it. I check again, panic rolling through me. I can’t believe that worked. I look around the room and then throw on my extra clothes.  Cole still lies motionless. I pause. He’s still breathing. I take his shoes and socks off too. I put the socks on myself and take the shoes with me.   I do a quick search of the living room. There! His knife is sitting by a half-whittled horse. I grab it and sprint to the door. This is when my countdown really begins. I don’t know the code for the alarm. Jayden is going to know as soon as I get out that door.   I take a deep breath and run outside. 13 COLE I groan.”
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“throwing his paper plate in the trash, and stalks out of the room.   Cole grins, “I think you broke him.”   I found something that shattered his tightly held control. In my head, I dance around. It’s the first excitement I’ve felt since I was taken. I keep my face impassive. Score one for Jo, fucker. I reach across the table to get another piece of bacon.   “How’s your foot?”   I glance up at him and stop chewing.  “Why would you care?”   He stares at me, then voices lower, “Why wouldn’t I?” He looks at me like I’m a puzzle he’s trying to solve.   “It’s fine,” I lie.   Jayden doesn’t emerge from wherever he went for the rest of the morning. Cole is staying in the basement as far as I can tell, and occasionally, he’ll bring a satellite phone up and go outside for a call. I convince him to show me his room downstairs. There’s a game room with a pool table, and his bedroom is off to the side. In it, there’s a desk with paperwork and a computer that looks like it’s from the early 2000s. As well as old baseball posters on the walls.”
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“Not house-trained yet, I see?”   Jayden grunts, “She has the manners of a feral cat.”   They go back to eating. I glare at both of them. Cole winks at me.   “Crawl,” Jayden demands.   “What?” I growl.   “Crawl.” He leans back with a satisfied look on his face.   My face burns. Fuck this goddamned fucker. I cuss him out in my head as I drop to my hands and begin crawling. The skin between my bones and the floor is thin. The room goes deadly silent.   I look up.   Both men have stopped what they’re doing and are staring at me with raw hunger in their eyes. It makes the blood rush to my core.   Fuck. I didn’t want to like this. I couldn’t like this. I lick my lips against my dry mouth.   There’s the telltale click of a picture being taken. Jayden has a phone out and looks at me with cruel, cold eyes.   I get to the legs of the table and move to stand. Jayden growls, “Did I tell you to get up? You’ll stay on your knees in front of me until I say to move.”  I freeze and glare at him. I imagine sawing his”
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“CHAPTER ONE Mary Jo I hang my keys from the hanger shaped like boobs,”
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“I'm going to tear into you until you fall apart for me. And once I hold your pieces, I'm never giving them back.”
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“You text my dead mother a video of you kissing another girl to make me jealous because you know I have her phone. There was no ‘please’ then.”
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“I hold out my hand for the knife. She seems hesitant. Like it’s a life jacket and she’s drowning in the ocean. “My mom gave it to me,” I say. She looks at me. I don’t tell her that it’s cut the lips, eyelids, foreskin, and asshole off a man before. I wanted a dull knife to draw out his agony. Like he did for me.”
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“For a second, I think about listening to the girl who took my life by storm. The girl whose sass and fight and hate have breathed life into my dead soul.”
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“His dark eyes flash to me. “Loved? Do you even know what love is?”  I cross my arms, anger flashing through me. “Do you?”  He takes another draw, letting the smoke out slowly. “No. I suppose I don’t.”
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“This doesn’t seem safe.” He laughs, “It’s not.” He throws a devilish look over his shoulder. “But I’ll protect you.”
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“You don’t even deserve to breathe the same air as her.” He”
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“We’ll have every part of you. Even that rebellious spirit you try and keep locked away. You’re ours, kitten.”
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“That tone, kitten.” Jayden’s voice is full of dry warning. “I’ll give you one chance to apologize for being a brat.”
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“He’s the warmth. I frown. “What am I doing here?” “Cuddling. Which I must say is very uncharacteristic for my snarky girl, but I love it.” He pulls me into his body and kisses my forehead.”
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“You will never get away from me. Do you hear me? You’re mine. There is no escape.”
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“Three. If you run, I’ll punish you.”
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“Good. Now there are a few rules. One. If you try to attack me again, I’ll hurt you. Two. I won’t hurt you if you listen to my rules. So listen to my rules.”
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