Mag-log inJax
“The auction is about to start,” I heard someone say.
I wasn't sure who said the words but it sounded nothing like the Devil’s voice.
I swallowed hard, my hands and feet weak from fighting air. Not one punch or kick in the last thirty minutes has touched anyone.
My head continued throbbing painfully.
I took a deep breath, hoping it would soothe the ache but it did nothing to my predicament.
“Do you think he'll kill us?” a feminine voice asked. I knew I was in here with someone but I had no idea who it was.
I haven't seen where I am since I got blindfolded but my senses and instincts tell me I've been abducted and kept in a warehouse.
“Can you hear me?” She asked again.
“Yes.”
“Do you think he'll kill us?”
The certainty of my predicament should make me afraid..but somehow, it was filling me with more morale than it should.
“I’ll kill him before he dares to touch me,” I whined and suddenly hoarse laughter filled the air.
“This bitch here got some nerves.”
There was someone else in here and it still wasn't the Devil.
The men exchanged more muffled words and suddenly, one was on a call.
He was reporting me.
“Add that to her description. These men may want something feisty,” his voice finally came on but it was through a call.
I wriggled, trying to get the rope off my hands. “Get this thing off me!” I yelled. “Get your fucking men to get me out of this damn place.”
I heard movements and soon, someone squatted beside me until I could hear the Devil’s voice clearly.
“He’ll do no such thing.”
“Why? Why are you doing this?”
“Because I have debts to collect. Now, Harren, get them ready. The auction starts at fifteen.”
“He doesn't want us,” the other woman said in a sob. “He's going to auction us to the highest bidder and if no one wants us, he’ll kill us. We're of no use to him.”
The realization hit me.
He never wanted marriage. Is this what Nora would have been put through?
“I’m going to recite your auction lines to you and you have to memorize them. When your name is mentioned and the mic is handed to you, you say the words.”
“To you, Roshinika,” he said lifting my chin. “You'll say— I'm your slut, daddy. Use me.”
His firm grip on my chin was even harder, forcing me to whine.
“Repeat after me!”
I nodded, saying the words in disgust.
“Good.”
“You,” he said turning to the other woman. “You’ll say, how about I push you on that couch and ride the fuck out of you.” he paused. “There should be assertiveness. This one is for the pussies who like the women to be in charge.”
He continued talking but I could barely hear anything else. I was slowly dozing and I knew it wasn't normal.
I've been given something.
By the time I woke up, I was seated and in front of a mirror.
I could barely recognize myself. My blonde hair had been dyed black, and my face highlighted with contour and concealer to give me a sharp look.
My hair was in rollers— the type you have when you want to achieve bouncy curls.
This is not me.
I have natural straight hair and my skin doesn't look this tanned.
I found my voice, and suddenly turned to the woman who was using all those brushes on my face.
“Please help me… help me get out of here.”
She ignored me.
“Are you working for him? He's a beast! You shouldn't do this…”
“What if I were your sister?” I asked her. “Would you let me go out there?”
“Yes.”
That was the last thing I remember before being taken out in a dress that was made for sluts.
Don't get me wrong; I'm not a saint but I have also never been in a dress like this.
I have never looked like this in all my twenty-two years of living.
My lines echoed in my head as we approached the velvet curtains that framed the stage like a secret waiting to be told.
Two spotlights carved a path through the darkness and suddenly a man appeared.
“You're all welcome to The Seal Night and the first person on the list is Emilia Rochester!”
The applause came on and she was dragged to the stage.
“Get your hands off me,” she said in a whisper and I recognised the voice. She was the one with me before I suddenly dozed off.
She took the mic, her eyes pleading but gradually accepting her fate. “What if I… what if I push you and ride the fuck out of you?” she stammered.
She missed her line but the thirsty men in the crowd didn't mind.
“Ten thousand dollars!”
“Twelve thousand dollars!” another man echoed.
The MC nodded. “Twelve thousand dollars… going? Go—”
“Fifteen thousand dollars!”
“Is there anyone else?” the MC asked and then laughed. “There it is! The highest bidder.”
Another round of applause followed but I stood right there, trying to understand what was going to happen after now.
“Next, we have Jaxen DeLuca!!”
At the sound of my name, a lump formed in my throat and heat coursed through me.
I was given the mic and I took it, looking at the old men all seated with cigars in their mouths. “Go to hell.”
The room heightened with murmurs but he quickly managed it. ”She's feisty!” he hollered. “Who wants her?”
“The bitch is pretty,” an old Asian man said. “Twenty thousand dollars.”
My throat twisted.
“Twenty thousand dollars!” The MC whined. “Is anyone going to beat that?”
“Twenty-five thousand dollars!” another Asian man waved. “I want her sucking my cock tonight.”
Disgusted at the words being thrown about, I remained where I was. If I were given a chance to say another word, I'd tell him to suck his cock himself.
“Twenty-five thousand dollars!” he repeated. “That should be—”
“One hundred thousand dollars.”
The voice wasn't high pitched like the rest of the men. It was low, but laced with power.
“One hundred thousand dollars?” The MC hollered. Even he was shocked.
Who the hell is that?
Just as I turned, my eyes met his. The Devil.
JaxenWalking into the restaurant almost felt unreal. For the first time in what seemed like forever, I wasn't surrounded by armed guards, abandoned warehouses, secret hideouts, or people speaking in riddles about my past. Instead, there was soft music playing through hidden speakers, the smell of fresh coffee mixed with baked bread, and ordinary people having ordinary conversations. I had forgotten what normal looked like. It felt strange... almost foreign. I stood by the entrance for a second, scanning the room until I spotted Hazel waving both hands at me from a table near the window. The moment our eyes met, the huge grin on her face made me smile despite everything weighing on my shoulders.The second I reached the table, Hazel stood up and wrapped both arms around me so tightly I almost lost my balance. She made it look like I had previously been declared brain dead, and only just made a miraculous recovery. She held onto me for several seconds before finally pulling away, thoug
Charles Everything's just unraveling at the wrong time!The club was louder than I remembered. Music pounded through the walls, colorful lights flashed across the room, and people danced as though they didn't have a single problem waiting for them outside. Laughter rose from every corner while waiters moved between tables carrying expensive bottles and overflowing glasses.Brad and I sat inside one of the private booths overlooking the dance floor, but unlike everyone else in the building, neither of us looked interested in having fun. A glass of whiskey sat untouched in front of me as my thoughts wandered from Jax to Viktor, then to Jackson and every secret that seemed determined to destroy whatever peace I had left.Brad noticed before I even spoke. Ever since surviving the shooting, he insisted he was back to normal, even though his movements occasionally reminded me otherwise. Still, he carried himself with the same confidence as always, leaning comfortably against the leather se
Jax The room became painfully quiet after Viktor's last words, and for the first time in what felt like forever, I couldn't think of a sarcastic response. My mind kept circling the same questions without finding a single answer. Siblings? Biological parents? More secrets Charles didn't know? It all sounded too ridiculous to believe, yet something about the confidence in Viktor's voice made it difficult to dismiss everything as another manipulation.I folded my arms tightly across my chest and began pacing the room again, hoping the movement would somehow untangle the mess inside my head. Instead, it only made the silence louder, and Viktor didn't interrupt me once. He simply watched, almost as though he understood that I was fighting with myself more than I was fighting with him.Just as I was about to demand that he either prove everything he had said or stop wasting my time, the heavy warehouse door opened. A man dressed in a black suit walked inside carrying a weathered brown pack
JaxenI marched straight toward the exit without looking back, my heartbeat pounding louder with every step I took. I had heard enough for one day, and if one more person claimed to know something about my life that I didn't, I was going to lose whatever little sanity I still had left. My hand reached for the metal handle, but the moment I pulled it, the door refused to move. I frowned and pulled harder, convinced it had only gotten stuck. It still didn't budge. Letting out an irritated breath, I rattled it a few more times before finally noticing the large guard standing a few feet away, watching me with an expression that was neither hostile nor welcoming."Excuse me," I called, forcing a polite smile that I definitely didn't feel. "Can you open the door?"The man straightened slightly before shaking his head. "I'm afraid I can't."I blinked. "You... can't?""No, ma'am."I pointed at the door. "There's a lock.""Yes.""You have the key.""Yes.""So open it."The guard folded his han
Jax I was still glaring at Viktor as though my eyes alone could set him on fire when Damiano stepped between us and rubbed the back of his neck awkwardly. He looked like a man trying to diffuse a bomb, which was funny considering he had personally driven me to the bomb in the first place."Don't look at me like that," he said, letting out a small breath as he shoved his hands into his pockets. "You make it seem like I kidnapped you.""You practically did," I replied immediately, folding my arms tightly across my chest. "I asked you to take me home, Damiano. Home. Not to some dusty warehouse where a billionaire suddenly develops feelings and starts confessing them like he's in a romantic comedy."Damiano snorted and briefly looked away. "To be fair, I didn't know he'd say that.""Really?""Really.""You expect me to believe that?""No.""Good."The corner of his mouth twitched upward, but his expression softened moments later as he glanced toward Viktor and then looked back at me."Ju
Charles By the time I got back home, I was already running on irritation, exhaustion and whatever emotion sat somewhere between panic and anger. The drive back had done absolutely nothing to calm me down because every passing minute only reminded me that Jax was still nowhere to be found.She had asked for space, and I had given it to her. She had wanted time, and I had stepped back even though every instinct in me screamed against it. Yet somehow, despite trying to do the right thing for once, she had still disappeared, and the worst part was that I couldn't even convince myself she was safe. Jax had an incredible talent for walking directly into dangerous situations while believing she was making smart decisions, and knowing her, she probably thought disappearing without telling anyone was some grand act of independence.I pushed open the front door harder than I intended, causing it to hit the stopper with a loud thud, and immediately spotted Emily and Martha in the living room. E
JaxI can't remember the last time I had a meal like this. Like an actual traditional breakfast. “Good morning,” Martha said with a small smile, placing a tray on the table. “I didn't know if you'd like to eat outside your room so I brought breakfast here.”An omelet with vegetables and cheese, a
Charles Heat built in my core, rushing straight to my already aching cock.I slid my hand down to her pussy, feeling the wetness. Her jaw remained clenched and her breathing hard. I’m not sure what she wants to say but what I wasn’t expecting was for her mouth to curve into, “Fuck youI pressed m
CharlesThe car came to stop beneath a flickering streetlight. I got out, the gravel, broken glass, and grime of the warehouse district crunching under my shoes.It’s a depressing place, but it’s also quiet—perfect for my meetings and for all the violence. We’re parked in front of two small, dark
Jax“You’re awake.”The voice is husky and the scoff that followed made me rub my eyes. It took an extra second to realize what was going on. Shit… I really did fall asleep?“You wanted me to die in my sleep?”“I’d give my life to Christ if you did. You know? Never call myself the devil.” That was







