Her Forever (Book 2)- Chapter 33

Rosalie

Anana had left, I was hoping she would give away my location for Jack just to further tick off Derek, but she wanted to see me suffer too. This woman was sicker than Derek, almost. She at least didn’t lay a hand on me; she just cooed at how she’d used her twisted mind to have other people do her bidding.

I tried to give her the benefit of the doubt, that maybe something happened to her in her past that caused her to be this way. Some man may have beaten her, or her parents were sick people that didn’t love her and made her this way. Nature over nurture? The question that plagues every psychologists’ mind. The more she talked and taunted me with the things she told Derek to do to me, inwardly made me cringe. There was no hope for her; she made her choice to be this way. I didn’t care if she had a horrible past; she was driving someone else to suffer.

uld hear the faint whisperings. For a split second, I thought it was Jack, but as soon as my hopes were held high, the voice would be gone. Maybe I was indeed losing my mind. I started to call for him, praying his voice would come back to soothe me.

ard someone agreeing, but I couldn’t see anyone there. I had lost my mind.

ear my pathetic weak voice.

tten? Where are you!? Baby!?” Jack’s voice was pleading, urgent and d

lose and my body knew it too. I heard shuffling and scuffing of the floors, but nothing moved; he wasn’t even there.

p me!”

id, panicked.

kened. I may be human, but I knew my fight or flight was at its ultimate prime. He had fed me only because he would change me, and he needed me physically strong, not so much mentally. I was going to fight through this; Jack was so close, I had to.

I started screaming. Waving my hands, kicking and screaming like a toddler in a toy store getting refused by their parents of something new.

Vampires came into the room to help him keep me secure. “Get away from me! Don’t touch me!”

ve to do.”

rek’s head. The other Vampires perked up, sensing the change in the atmosphere. Derek paused, looking up, his inner beast realizing they were no longer

e, I saw a dark flash behind Derek’s head. The other Vampires perked up, sensing the change in the atmosphere. Derek paused, lo

s the feeling I always felt when he would come into the room. My breathing stopped, and I felt a warm invisible blanket surround me; it gave me comfort, and my heart started to slow. I gently sighed

ents, and I was still terrified. Especially now that I know the truth about him being a Vampire.

elentless in the large, concrete basement. Derek continued to look from side to side, looking for an escape. His arm gripped tighter on my dislocated arm, and his claws caused my own blood to stream onto the floor with the rest of the bloody pools.

ng him.

into my neck.

ck, but it was something familiar, something safe.

th the back of his hand, wiping the blood that still remained from when I was on the floor.

numb my lips. If anything, I sounded like I was grunting or gargling.

away, and I felt the pressure to stop the blood. There was so much pain there; there couldn’t be just holes in my neck. No way, it couldn’t just be a Vampire bite; it was more painful than that. My neck felt mauled.

k doctor.” Benjamin put me in his arms, and I groaned. My dislocated arm was lying haphazardly. It was then Amanda noticed it was dislocated and cursed under her breath again. Gently laying the arm on my torso, Benjamin started to walk me outside as Amanda held pressure. Benjamin tried to get my head to stay in the crook of his neck so it wouldn’t flop back and forth as he ran to the car.

” I moaned. The

h IV poles, fluids, and a much larger first aid kit.

dles and gauze.

back in pain, trying to scream, but again, no sound came out. The doctor then took my arm and pushed hard back into the socket, so it was no longer dislocated.

appened really fast, it may not seem so for her, but it did. That is probably why he couldn’t disconnect correctly.”

ne, anyone. Again, I had trouble breathing and speaking, but one word was all that remained on my tongue.

h while I felt pricks in my arm, probably an IV for fluids. “He’s coming, Lee,” Ben cooed and patted my head. “He’s coming right now.” On cue, Jack opened the back of the SUV and yelled for the driver to get going. Amanda and Benjamin left my side and sat up at the front while Jack gr

re worry lines, bags under his eyes and he just looked drained. Not my happy and perky Jack with a panty-dropping smile.

me in a place he probably never would have thought of finding. I was proud of him, proud of

it, so I could move my mouth to form my words. I said one word to get through to him, that everything was OK.

gh my body as I looked up at his warm eyes. I knew right then, and there I could never be away from this man; I wanted to be beside him forever.

ed to fight the gravity, and I fell asleep to get away from the pain.