Power (Dark Anomaly Book 2) by Marina Simcoe

Author:Marina Simcoe [Simcoe, Marina]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Rocky River Publishing
Published: 2020-11-17T18:30:00+00:00

Chapter 15

“NEVER AGAIN,” WYCK hissed under his breath when we got back to my room.

A storm raged in his eyes, his chest heaved with heavy breathing, his expression dark—he was furious.

Never again?

God knew, I agreed with him. But what could we do to stop this? What could anyone do in this lawless place forsaken by the rest of the world?

His gaze fell on me.

“Nadia.” He took a step closer.

He wanted to hug me, and I quickly stepped back into the safety of the glass room where I knew he wouldn’t dare follow me. My body retained the memory of him being inside me, and my mind was still reeling at how it’d happened.

We’d been forced, both of us. They’d used us to violate each other. The last thing I wanted right now was to have anyone’s hands on me, again. Not even Wyck’s.

“This was not how it was supposed to happen,” I said quietly in reply to his questioning stare, backing all the way to my sleeping pallet by the far wall.

“We’ll make it right,” he said resolutely, repeating what I’d said to him earlier.

He swept a glance around the room then winced and quickly averted his eyes.

“You’ll need a better place than this.” He made the doors open again. “I’ll be right back.”

Lesh hissed with a whimper as the doors closed behind Wyck. My legs gave in under me, and I sank onto the sleeping pallet.

The animal trotted to me. After restlessly pacing in a circle for a minute or two, he lay down on the floor next to me, his tail snaking in a circle around him. Lesh fixed all of his eyes on the door behind which Wyck had gone.

I found myself staring at it, too. I worried about how my thoughts and my heart trailed behind that man, refusing to leave him even as he was no longer with me. I didn’t want him to touch me, yet I hated when he left. I needed him to be here. No place on the Dark Anomaly felt safe unless Wyck was there with me.

The future seemed grim. I knew I had to keep faith that things would get better if I wanted to hold on to my will to survive. Yet faith was so hard to come by.

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