Summary of Chapter 9 – A pivotal chapter in Saved By My Mate by BrilliantCrescent
The chapter Chapter 9 is one of the most intense moments in Saved By My Mate, written by BrilliantCrescent. With signature elements of the Internet genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.
Everett
Darkness surrounds me once again. Bryson was us meeting again a dream. Am I back in that nightmare with Sir chained the wall in that room?
Bryson I can't move. I'm stuck. Please save me. Is the Moon Goddess punishing me for being a bad person? I let Sir do those things to me. I couldn't fight back. I'm weak. I don't know where I am. I'm scared.
"Everett you've been a bad girl," I hear Sir's voice.
I try to move to look around but I can't move my head. I feel hands crawl up my legs but I can't move. They're cold not warm like Bryson's when he held me. Was that moment real or was I imagining things in a haze of pain. What about those guys Jackson and Chase, were they real? Did they save me? Or did they hurt me like the rest of Sir's men.
"You've broken all of the rules that I taught you," Sir's voice echoes. I try not to hear. Get away. Get away. GET AWAY! "How dare you think of another man? You belong to me darling and only me!"
NO. GET AWAY. I can't speak. I can't move. I don't want this. I want to die. I don't want the pain of Sir's hands anymore. I want Bryson. Why won't you save me now?
Hands wrap around my legs and arms and I thrash around.
"I'll have to punish you Everett. You've been a bad girl."
I feel the pain of a thousand lashes on my back tearing my skin open and cutting it to ribbons. I feel the blood dripping down my back. The Wolves Bane flowing with it, burning my skin.
Please Moon Goddess, if you can grant me the strength to get away. Do it now.
I light shines in the dark and I see the full moon, its graceful light flowing over me. Granting me the strength I so asked for. I rip my legs away from the prying hands and scream to the heavens in rage, pain, and sadness.
I scream for Bryson. I scream for death. I scream for anything to take me away from this pain.
"Everett. It's okay. You're safe now. I promise you're safe now," Bryson's voice calls out.
I gasp and my eyes open only to be blinded by a blaring light. I whimper as pain evades my eyes and body.
"Turn the lights off. It's too bright for her eyes," I hear Bryson tell someone.

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