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His Inescapable Mate novel Chapter 38

Summary for Chapter 38: His Inescapable Mate

Chapter overview: Chapter 38 from His Inescapable Mate

In this standout chapter of the Internet novel His Inescapable Mate, webby introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.

Immediately I heard a low snarl coming from the previously injured puppy Vincent. He moved his stance so that he appeared to be ready to attack, his teeth bared in my direction.

The next words he spoke out very slowly, like he was almost having trouble forming them in his mouth. "I…won't…let…you…go!" he growled. Then he pounced and I blacked out.

My head pounded, as if there was some jackhammer inside there, just hammering away at my skull. I groaned and rolled over on my side, grasping at my head with both hands as if that would put an end to this immense pain I felt. Why was I having the headache of my life now?

I propped myself up and opened my eyes. Wherever I was, it was dark. I wasn't even able to see my nose the blackness consumed so much of the area. All I could tell was that I was in some sort of room. I could hear the wind outside whooshing around whatever building I was in. Plus, I could tell that I was now sitting up in bed, because I could feel the warm blankets over my legs and the softness of the mattress under me.

I strained my ears, hoping to hear anything else that would give me a clue as to where I was. However, it was no use. All I could was the wind outside and that was about it.

I groaned and flopped back down on the bed. Now I expected to just have my head hit a pillow, like what would have happened to most humans, but as fate has decided, I'm not a normal human. Instead my head hit something hard and I heard Vincent let out a cough, letting me know that I had slammed my head down on his chest.

"Nora?" he sleepily asked, "what's wrong?" Thank God that stupid baby talk is done. Maybe I had been out long enough for the full moon to pass, allowing Vincent to regain control of his body back from his wolf. I felt him shift from under me and wrap his arms around me, bringing me in close to his chest.

The memories from earlier rushed back into my mind. I had rejected Vincent and decided to go with Jason as my mate.

"Where are we?" I asked.

Vincent moaned as he stretched his limbs, actually letting me go for a moment. He then got off the bed and I heard footsteps to the far-side of the room. In an instant, a flash of light erupted, allowing me to see the room...which was disappointing.

Let's start with the light, shall we? First off, this wasn't any fancy light fixture or anything, oh no. It was just a light bulb dangling from a wire in the center of the ceiling. There wasn't even a ceiling fan attached to it! Not that I needed a fan or anything, it was rather cold for some reason, despite it being the summer time. Then next were the walls. They weren't even painted or covered in wallpaper. They were wood. That was it, just wood. I could even see the nails that kept them in place, plus they looked all splintery! Even the floor was just wood. It wasn't even polished or sanded down either. This place sucks! The bed was the only décor in the whole room anyway, and it wasn't even a bed; just a mattress lying on the floor.

"Vincent," I whined, "why this place?"

He sighed again. "This was the only available unit in this territory, and-"

"Wait," I interrupted. "What do you mean by 'in this territory'? Did we enter a new territory?"

Vincent's hold on me tightened again, making me feel like I'd be split in half by his muscular arms pretty soon. "I had no other choice," he whispered.

"What do you mean?" I panicked. When Jason found out we left the territory, then he'd be after the both of us, and the both of us will get punished. Vincent will probably just get put to death or something, but I'll be put under house arrest! Jason will never allow me to leave his house and his werewolf henchmen will see to it that I obey! This is horrible!

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