Taken By Nikolai by Brooke Summers

Author:Brooke Summers [Summers, Brooke]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2022-07-13T18:30:00+00:00

Chapter 7

Yelena

It’s been over a month since I was drugged and things between Nikolai and I are messier than ever. I’ve tried staying away from him but I can’t. I’m drawn to him like a moth to a flame. I’ve tried fighting the attraction, tried so hard to bury it deep inside, but it’s futile. The man isn’t giving up and every day I tell myself no more, and every night, I’m being fucked out of my mind by the man that I’m falling so hard for.

I finish sending Nikolai a text, letting him know that I’m just having a coffee and then I’m leaving. He wants to take me out for dinner and while I know I should say no, I can’t.

“Ah good, you’re here.” I tense as I hear the sound of my mother’s voice. I had no idea that she was back.

I spin on my heel and see her walking into the kitchen, looking every bit glamorous, as always. She’s dressed in a tight red pant suit that really suits her, her blonde hair pinned to her head, a few tendrils falling around her face, she’s painted her lips bright red to match her outfit, not to mention the heels that she’s wearing.

“Hey, when did you get back?” I ask as I bring the coffee cup to my lips.

Her eyes rake over my outfit. I’m wearing a tight purple dress, one that showcases my legs and ass, because I know how much Nikolai loves to stare at them.

“A while ago, I’ve been staying away from the house.” Her voice is cold and calculating.

I place the cup onto the counter and cross my arms over my chest. “Oh and why’s that?” I ask as I lean against the counter.

I’ve seen this look on her before, the disdain in her eyes. She’s a hard woman to please, something I stopped trying to do at the age of seven when I realized how manipulative she is. She’s pissed about something and she’s about to let me know.

“You were supposed to be gone,” she says, her voice low and calm, yet her eyes tell a whole other story. They’re swirling with rage.

A sickening feeling coils in the pit of my stomach. She knows.

“Grandfather told me to stay for another month,” I reply, I’m not lying, he did. I think after what happened he wants me out of harm’s way, and I have to admit that the past month has been blissful, but at the same time, I miss the adrenaline—the rush—I get from a kill.

She glares at me. “This isn’t your grandfather’s house,” she hisses at me.

I sigh, already bored of the bullshit. “Whatever you have to say, mother, just say it.”

She takes a step closer to me, her eyes filled with so much rage that it’s a wonder she’s not gone crazy from it. “I want to know what you’ve been doing with my husband.” Again, she’s not raising her voice or snarling at me. She’s calm, way to calm about this.

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