cked the breat
pped texture of Bart's lips against hers. She felt the rapid, heavy thud of his hear
scrambled backward, her hands pressing into the wet mud to push h
antly. He turned his head sharply away fr
mouth, pressing hard enough to leave a red mark on his own skin
movement snagged the thin cord around her neck. The o
skin and dropped silently into the tal
f almost hitting his sister had morphed back into pure
ear him apart!"
gain, staying on her knees
her throat. "He didn't push me! I slipped! Bart jumpe
t as fast as she coul
he mud, stopped moving. The brothers stared at her, thei
dering the property. The sound of snapping twigs and heavy, hurried movement went completely unnoticed by the arguing men.
turned th
red in dirt. Its small eyes were wide and panicked. Two sharp, yellowed tusks curv
n the group of humans. It l
ine directly toward Delois, who
yzing terror flooded her veins. Her legs turned to
ed the distan
ribs, a large, calloused hand clamped down
neck bulged as he violently yanked her ba
foul smell of wet animal ha
nd slammed headfirst into the old
ud of dust and debris. The boar shook its massive head, dazed by the collision. It le
nce lasted less
, save for the sound of
He looked down at her. His dark eyes were wide, stripped of their usual
jaw. Her own heart was beating so fast it f
d speak, the screech of ti
lt right behind Bart's rusted pi
lightly into the dirt. Her perfectly styled hair
vered in mud, standing in enemy territory, his h
e marched right up to them, raised her h
backward, brea
ed, her voice echoing down the street. "Haven't you caused enough tro
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