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His Rogue Omega: Chapter 62.
Eva
The beefy hand on my neck is holding me down onto the bed so tightly I can barely breath, I try to gasp
for breath as he pounds into me over and over again. At least this time heâs taken me from behind so I
donât. have to look at his face while he takes his fill. Each thrust in has me gasping for breath and each
time he pulls out I find myself wishing that would be the last time, itâs like this every time he decides
heâs in the mood for what he declares is his.
âSo tight, how are you always so da mn tight.â I cringe as Jeremy speaks into the back of my head, he
sounds like heâs speaking through clenched teeth. My only saving grace is that heâs not that big so at
least Iâm only sore from his hands by the time heâs done. I know heâs getting close because his
thrusting has started to speed up but his hand has also become harder on the back of my neck. Now
itâs not about trying to breath so much as I start clawing at the comforter to try and get out from under
him, heâs completely blocking my airway now.
âGhost, please help me.â I cry out to my wolf but sheâs not there and I seem to be devoid of all the extra
strength she affords me. No matter how much I cry out or try to escape Jeremy continues to grunt and
thrust above me, I can feel his sweat dripping down onto my back as I try to stop the vomit rising up in
my throat.
âGo d da mn it!â I quickly curl into a ball as Jeremy jumps off me and throws me off the bed, tucking my
head into my chest is the only thing that protects me from a good head smack. âMaybe if you did
something other than lay there like a dead fish I could finish.â I stay curled into a ball as his naked foot
starts slamming into my back, I flinch as he grabs
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the hair at the back of my head and drags me across the room just to slam me into the opposite wall.
I try to stand from the floor but I suddenly find myself in a completely empty bedroom, itâs dark and I
canât see any furniture. The only thing I can see is the metal chain dangling from my neck attached to
the wall, the sound of sirenâs and talking from the street below flowing up to the window.
âGhost? Where are we?â I canât keep the confusion out of my voice as I try to reach Ghost, one second
I was being beaten by Jeremy and now Iâ m here. âI swear this could be the first night I slept with
Jeremy.â I look down at my naked thighs and see the telltale sign of c um and blood, âthis is that night.â
Ghost seems oddly absent as I start pulling tugging on the chain keeping me in place, I scream and
pound on the wall but as per the actual night nothing happens. In my despair of being back here I drop
to the floor and cry until there is nothing left.
âHow long did you spend in here?â I sniffle as Ghostâs voice comes to me, she sounds so far away.
âI donât know for sure, I was basically a bag of bones by the time he took me off the wall.â I smash the
back of my head off the wall as I try to block the memory of how Jeremy dragged me back to this
apartment kicking and screaming. For weeks I was covered in bruises, I remember it hurting to breath
for ages, sitting down was out of the question and so was breathing at the start of the healing.
âWhy did you stay here for so long? Why not run?â I feel the tears roll down my cheek as Ghost asks
me the questions Iâve been asking myself for weeks, itâs so easy to ask these questions when you are
looking in from the outside.
âIt wasnât that easy at the time, I was stuck and I was already so broken and beaten down after living on
the streets. I tried to leave but he just
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dragged me back, he hurt me so badly that I was scared to try again.â I canât keep the pain out of my
voice, itâs not easy explaining to someone else how you can become so trapped and become so
helpless within a fraction of time.
âWhy not just kill him in his sleep?â I tilt my head to the side as Ghost makes a very serious suggestion,
honestly it never even occurred to me to try, sure I fantasised about him dying but I never actually
imagined. me doing it.
âFear I guess.â My ears pick up the tell-tale jingle of keys telling me Jeremy is back in the apartment, I
know as a wolf you havenât felt fear like this but itâs all consuming, itâs enough to keep you from doing
something. After a while he didnât have to use his fists anymore although it didnât stop him.â I turn my
eyes to the door as I hear a key being inserted, I know what comes next, Jeremy comes in and beats
me so hard I lose days and wake up in a puddle of my own blood. It was right here that Jeremy realised
how quickly I healed and that it would hide his secret.
âGet us out of here then,â Ghost suddenly sounds panicked as the door starts to open and the lights
behind Jeremy make him look like a massive black silhouette, I clench my eyes closed and brace
myself against the wall for him to start the beating. I can feel and hear Ghost whimpering inside of me
as she also prepares for the pain she has no idea how to handle.
âThis garden is a real mess, you know you should fix that.â The warming voice of Anna catches me off
guard and I open my eyes to see Iâm in the garden of the Pack house. Except the cell block is gone and
the sun is blazing overhead, Iâve never seen the Pack garden in such bloom or covered in so much
sunshine.
âHow did I get here?â I look over at Anna who is sitting on a plastic
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garden chair, reading a magazine and wearing a white dress covered in sunflowers. She looks
absolutely beautiful, with her blonde hair it seems like sheâs almost glowing.
âI donât know, where were you?â She doesnât look up at me, she seems totally engrossed in her
magazine, âthis garden is a mess by the way.â This time she does look up and she nods her head
towards a flower patch in front of the back porch. All of the flowers have been uprooted and are strewn
across the lush green grass.
âSomewhere I didnât want to be,â I murmur as I walk over to the plants and lean down to pick them up,
with a plant in each hand I turn back to Anna. âWhat happened?â I canât keep the hurt out of my voice, I
donât understand why someone would uproot all the plants like this.
âI donât know, itâs not my garden. If I was you Iâd get them sorted before they wither and die though.â
Anna seems totally uninterested in the plants as she flicks through her magazine, I look back down at
the plants and decide, sheâs right, they need replanting right now.
âHow did you get here?â I ask Anna as I drop to my knees and start to dig through the earth, itâs warm
to the touch and feels really nice in my hands, perfect for planting.
âA story for another time.â I shake my head at her, Iâm pretty sure thatâs what she said last time.
Iâm not sure how long it takes me to plant the little uprooted plants. back into the ground but once Iâm
done the sky is dark and there is a chill in the air.
âLooks good.â I turn to see Ghost strolling towards me, sheâs so white against the inky darkness of the
sky.
âThanks, I think they look good like this.â My voice sounds as
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exhausted as I feel, dropping back on my as s I look up at the sky and see there are hundreds of stars
shining down on us.
âThese ones smell weird.â I chuckle as Ghost snorts as she sticks her nose in a tiny sunflower just
starting to grow.
âYouâre not supposed to stick your nose in them.â I laugh loudly as Ghost starts rolling around in the
grass trying to clear the pollen from her nose, it isnât until Iâm wiping the tears of happiness from my
eyes that I remember Anna. Turning around to the seats I see the magazine is one the chair but Anna
is gone.
âShe left a while ago, she said you were in the zone and not to disturb you.â I nod my head in
understanding as Ghost comes over and plops. herself on the ground next to me.
âDo you think Iâm making a mistake letting him in?â I push myself into Ghostâs fur, for some reason I feel
closer to her than I ever have before.
âI donât think so, heâs no Jeremy thatâs for sure. Iâll never let anyone hurt you like that again.â I smile into
Ghostâs fur as I recognise the pain in her voice, itâs the same pain Iâve carried with me for years, it hung
heavy like a cloak of lead but now it feels lighter with someone else helping me carry the burden.