BLUEShe wasn't supposed to find out, at least not this way. We had already discussed how to tell her who we were before she discovered it herself, but things didn't turn out the way we wanted. She got wind of it before we had the chance to do that. And that was the fucking guards' fault. We warned them four days ago not to show up unannounced because of our Bunny, but they damned hell had to do it. The moment we heard her scream, we turned, our heads whipping towards her so fast, that we were lucky we didn't get whiplash. I gulped, my eyes widening in fear when I realized what had just happened. Our Bunny had not only seen us in our changed state but saw us in our worst. Fuck. This wasn't good. Not at all. “Shit!” I growled as I raced for the stairs, with Fred close behind, discarding the dead guard. The kneeling one would have to wait for the verdict to come for him. “How the fuck didn't we hear her coming?” I looked back at Fred, whose expression mirrored the one on my face. H

BELLATalk of jumping from frying pan to fire. I ran away from my lovers, not knowing I was running into something hideous. I met the monster who brought me to the room and ended up fainting again. The next time I woke up, I found myself in a cage, surrounded by a furnace of fire. Yup. A freaking furnace.The heat woke me up. While unconscious, I felt like I was being baked in an oven. Sweat dripped down my body like droplets of rain as I knelt on the iron cage. With a yelp, I stood up, cursing under my breath. “Where the hell is this freaking place?!” I yelled out as I jumped from one side of the cage to another, seeking a safe place to keep my feet. The damned monster dares to remove my slippers, to let me feel the hotness of the fire on the soles of my feet. “If you want a confrontation, why don't you face me?!” I shouted. “Hey!” I looked around, to know if I could see anyone. I couldn't see beyond them because of how raging the fire was. “If you wish to slay me, you can seek an

Home? I scoffed at that, looking at them like they had gone bollocks. “Your home is not mine.”“It's not ours, too,” Fred responded. “You are our home, Bella. Wherever you go is where we will go. We don't care where that is. As long as you are with us. That's all that matters.”I wanted to sneer at them, to claim they didn't know what they were saying, but before I could do that, yells from outside stopped me. It wasn't a shout of pain, but anger. “Fuck. They don't seem to learn,” Fred mumbled under his breath as he turned to look at Blue, who nodded. “Don't worry, bunny. We will take care of them and return to your side,” Blue promised as they turned their backs to me. I couldn't say a word, not because I didn't want to do that, but because I was too stunned when I saw wolves run into the room. Yup. You freaking heard that right. Not kidding, though. Real wolves ran into the room, barring their teeth as they raced towards Blue and Fred. It was a miracle I didn't faint as I obser

I paced the floors after they left, trying to figure out how to get away from the room. I knew undoubtedly there was no leaving this house should I not think of a strategy. I sighed heavily and plopped down on the bed to rest my legs before I resumed pacing. It wasn't easy thinking about a means of escape when I knew there weren't any for me. At last, I made up my mind and walked over to the door. “I want to be let out!” I yelled as I knocked on it, knowing they could hear. It only took a few seconds for them to open the door from the outside. I didn't hear the sound of a key, but I knew they locked me. However they managed to do that?Fred was the one on the other side. Blue wasn't with him. And by the looks of it, Fred didn't seem that happy to be here. “What do you want?” He demanded, sounding as if speaking to me was a work on its own. “Do I need to have any reason for calling you guys?” I closed the distance between us, smiling at him. Though my mind asked me to run as far a

BLUEI didn't count on our Bunny seeing my wolf. It was unexpected, but I couldn't control it, not when the damned beast was eager to get to her. That was the reason he fought me. Fred and I decided after we returned, not to go near our Bunny. She feared us, and we didn't want to give her any reason to be afraid anymore, which was why we kept our distance. Having her in the house was more than enough for us, but our wolves were stubborn. The damned beasts wanted to be close to our mate. Yep. Mate. We didn't realize who she was to us until that day when she was in the cage. Before that, Fred and I never cared about the bond. As hybrids, we figured we wouldn't have any mates. Another thing was the thought of having different mates. We were used to sharing our women, and the thought of separating because of a mate bond didn't sit well with us. But when we recognized who our Bunny was, everything started making sense. Our feelings and jealousy were all because of the bond. Though the