Obsession: An Erotic Horror Romance by Eva Marks

Author:Eva Marks [Marks, Eva]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: anonymous
Published: 2023-10-02T16:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER NINETEEN

Darlene

The rest of the world’s definition of confusion goes along the lines of bewilderment, of being uncertain about something.

Then there’s what I’m feeling right now.

As I walk back to the cabin, what I’m experiencing can only be described as confusion on steroids.

I’m so lost inside my head that I can’t connect the words floating up. My emotions spiral out of control, faster and more violent than they had last night.

Yesterday, a bulldozer named Vaughn pummeled its way through my heart. The weight of him was heavy and scary and exhilarating which shocked me to my core.

That was nothing compared to the overwhelming pressure that crushes me beneath its weight this evening.

It’s as if I can’t breathe from the metaphorical weight on my soul. But weirdly, I’ve also never felt this light, this happy. My hormones are scattered everywhere, have not rested since Vaughn treated my body as if it belonged to him.

Still, nothing could’ve prepared me for this out-of-body experience from having multiple orgasms. From having Vaughn’s face so close to mine. From his cock entering me just barely…

Shivers rake my body. I grasp tighter onto the two torn ends of my T-shirt, pulling them together to cover myself against tremors coming from inside of me.

Being with him, held and ravaged, it’s what I’ve dreamt of forever. I shouldn’t be surprised at what it’s doing to me. And yet it’s a lot to process.

Because even though I momentarily forgot about Roy, what happened to him, what Vaughn did to him, it all starts to resurface. I’m fully aware and can put a name to what Vaughn did to him—he murdered him.

He wasn’t quick about it, either. He tortured him before he robbed him of his last breath, and it’s all my fault. I could’ve saved him by telling the boys to shut up the second they made their crude suggestions. Roy might’ve been alive now if I’d done that.

Vaughn would’ve heard these conversations and would’ve seen how they’d apologized to me.

Yes, I couldn’t foresee that the man who abandoned me was full-blown stalking me.

Yes, number two, I could’ve said something to Vaughn after what he did to the car. Except I didn’t for the life of me believe he’d do anything worse than slashing their tires. I would’ve never in a million years guessed that my late dad’s best friend had a taste for blood—literally, too—and revenge. Ever.

Logically, I know I’m not supposed to carry the blame for Roy’s death.

My conscience, however, begs to differ. It dismisses my brain’s attempts to rid me of the guilt.

I should’ve believed Vaughn the first time. Should’ve realized this isn’t a game to him.

I should’ve warned the others of a threat without telling them who the threat was. I could’ve done that.

Should’ve pushed them, somehow, to go to the rest stop as a group. To persuade them to check into a motel or something and return with a tow truck in the morning and get the hell out of here.

Amidst the jumbled thoughts, the cabin appears behind the mass of trees.

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