Page 66 of Uncrowned

The blond forced himself deeper causing me to scream and jolt against stone. Moans sounded. I gagged as I choked through my cries. From what went from insufferable turned to a stinging relief as he pulled out and jerked me to my knees. Warmth shot into my hair and across my face. I could barely process what was happening as he began rubbing his bloody length over my cheek. I didn’t think as I snapped my teeth in the direction of his cock.

“Bitch! She almost got me.”

More laughter.

The hit knocked me to the floor, but he stood me up so fast, my face smashed against the stone from the vertigo.

“Look at that blood. Ha! I hope it hurts.” Fingers ran up my thigh, only to lift and smear the warmth along my cheek and neck, mixing with the cum.

“I wear you—You wear me.”

“Shut up, Gordon. Move, it’s my turn.”

The words were like an alarm.

I pushed from the wall, fighting against the strength that tried to hold me in place.

“Please! V! Vaughn!”

Force pushed into the middle of my back, and I locked up all over again at the invasive pain.

“Vaughn!” I sobbed, twisting against the hold. “Vaughn!”

“Wait. Daryl. Daryl!”

The thrust continued, but the man behind me turned.

“What?”

“Vaughn. She’s calling out for Vaughn.”

“The man slowed. What?”

“Vaughn!”

I screamed his name again, feeling myself crumble to the ground as the man who’d been inside me scrambled back.

“Surely, it’s not the same one.”

I nearly passed out as hands jerked me up. The big man who’d caught me to begin with searched my face as he held me upright. My knees were so weak, I kept almost collapsing.

“Who’s Vaughn? A guard?”

“I don’t know any guards named Vaughn,” the blond, Gordon, ground out.

“Vaughn!” I sobbed. “Redmond. I want Redmond! Vaughn!”

“The Unavowed. I fucking knew it.” The one with the weathered skin threw his hands up. “He’s here. He’s here, and she knows him. I’m not in this.”

“Screw you, man. You would have fucked her if⁠—”

“You don’t know that, Gordon.”

“Vaughn!”

His name poured from my mouth like a life vest. I knew nothing in my moment but him. He was the energy—the cause of this—and he was the only one I had left in my life. The only one I knew that would keep me safe.

“V-Vaughn!”