Undeniable by Elle Thorne

Author:Elle Thorne [Thorne, Elle]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Barbed Borders Press
Published: 2016-02-14T06:00:00+00:00

Chapter Eleven

Evie stopped screaming.

The bears had piled on Mason’s lion. And though she could see Mason’s lion moving beneath them, she knew it was a matter of time before they inflicted enough wounds to make him bleed to death, even if it wasn’t an immediate kill.

Then she noticed them. Six more shifters were watching the fight from the other side of the cage. Not actually in the cage, but were they backups?

There’s no way Mason can make it through this alive.

She grabbed Todd’s arm. “Make them stop. They’ll kill him.”

“Why should I?”

“I’ll do whatever you want. Anything. Just. Make. Them. Stop.” Her voice was a shriek, but it didn’t override her tigress’s roars in Evie’s head.

“Anything?” His eyes did that starburst thing. His smile was cruelly evil.

What Mason had done in that picture, was pushed aside. She wasn’t going to let him die this way.

She nodded. To save Mason.

“Say it.”

“Anything.”

“You promise.” His fingers took hold of her chin, held it with a vise grip, pulled her closer to him. His other hand tucked her body against his, mound pressed against his thigh. He moved his thigh, rubbing against her.

Evie fought the nausea from Todd’s touch and tried to concentrate on Mason.

He dropped his hand from the small of her back, over her ass, cupping it, pulling her even closer.

“Halt,” Todd commanded.

The two bears looked at Todd.

“Give it a rest.”

The bears lugged their bodies off Mason and lumbered away, shifting into two men that were more like hulks of muscle and attitude. Their clothes rumpled but still on, as they always were after a shift. Removing a set of keys from his pocket, one opened the door. They slipped out, and he promptly locked it behind him.

One spit on the ground outside the cage door in disdain. The other shifters milling about behind the barred enclosure turned to their friends and clapped them on the back.

Mason was unmoving.

“He’s dead.” Evie’s knees gave out and she began a collapse to the cement floor that smelled of death, blood, and bleach.

Todd caught her, holding her against his body.

“I doubt that.” He nodded to one of the men. “Check the lion.”

The man leaned down and put his hand between the steel rods of the cage. He felt around, then, still squatting, he raised his head and looked at Todd. “I got a pulse.”

“See?” Todd said to Evie.

The man’s yell interrupted her response. He raised his arm from the cage, his hand dangling from the limb, held in place by a tendon.

Mason was on his feet, bloody, unsteady, roaring.

The man turned toward his friends. One had stripped his shirt off and wrapped it around his useless hand.

“Get him to a doctor,” Todd barked. “Martinez will pay for that. Yuri was one of my best fighters. Our deal didn’t cover the lion shifter fighting tonight. It only covered this afternoon’s scuffle. Tonight, he fights. One on one. To make it fair.”

“Look at him,” Evie hissed. “He’s in no condition to fight.”

“He better hope his shifter powers heal him quickly.

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