The morning of the last March day was cool. The wind, pushing a crumpled newspaper sheet along the asphalt, strove to lick under her skirt and fluff her hair in her own way.
I ran a hand through my dark hair, keeping it from the special effects, and darted towards the store. Christina, my partner, had already turned off the alarm and was pressing the key in the lock, looking around warily.
- Give it to me! - having measured the guard Vanya with a reproachful look, who with a serene look was watching only Christina's ass, I pushed her away from the door.
The lock was new, as was the door, and practically everything in the shop. The son of the owner, who took over the reins of government, immediately redid everything to his taste, significantly strengthening the security system.
His father was an old wolf, long fed up with all the pluses of a wolf nature, not loose-handed and, moreover, a respected businessman. He preferred to conduct business quietly and calmly, while not particularly relying on modern technology and preferring the time-tested classics.
Under him, the store was stuffed with explosives, ready at any moment to send any robber to the next world, along with all the small jewelry trinkets that were not securely hidden in fireproof safes.
The son, as soon as his father retired, brought the business to a new level, and for almost half a year diamonds illegally imported into the country passed through the store.
I, like Christina, managed to keep a job, but everything had a price. The young wolf was just beginning to enjoy all the benefits of his essence and the power that was given to him, and Christina and I immediately understood how he was going to use it, and what price we had to pay for a job and a salary increase, but if Christina, an ordinary man, knew her place and was ready to pay the bills, then I compromised with the fight, increasingly thinking about quitting.
Under the werewolves, people did not live very comfortably, but the half-breeds had it even worse. Among the wolves, who unmistakably determined their half-heartedness and inferiority, the half-breeds stood out for the dirtiest corners and the most dishonest work, and among people who, in principle, could not identify them, it was no easier.
It would seem that it should have been easier for a young, unmarried girl without children to get a job, because everyone needed work horses who were ready to linger after work and go out even on holidays and weekends, and when no one was waiting at home, it was real offer and do, but that was the trap. Not for everyone, of course, but for many girls, especially if they were pretty.
Female employers, from the threshold assessing a potential employee by face and figure, almost immediately made a decision in favor of refusal, justifying this by sucking gaps in the resume, the lack of this and that from their fingers, although in reality they simply did not want to see the existing only in their head a competitor in everything, well, or just someone who, in their opinion, was something better than them. There may have been exceptions, but I haven't encountered one.
With male employers, things were even worse: from the very beginning, they assessed everything the same as women, and immediately began to think about the options for using a potential employee, while simultaneously looking in the resume for those moments.
No education? So she will be incredibly happy to get at least some work! No children? You don't even have to pay for sick leave! No husband and no one is waiting at home? So, there will be no one to intercede! Well, and the presence of mental abilities ... Hmm ... Aren't they limited to the ability to present themselves beautifully and spread their legs appropriately in order to get what they want? Not? Sorry, you are not suitable for us for a number of reasons.
And again, there probably were exceptions, but, alas, I didn’t come across such ones either, and, probably, that’s why I thought about leaving, but still stayed. At the very least, it was better to put up with a familiar evil than to seek an escape to an unfamiliar one. As long as you reconcile.
Cristina wiped down the display case with her jewels comfortably arranged on velvet-covered stands, bubbling over like a nightingale about this and that. She often tried on jewelry, but never once did I notice passion in her and that spark that would betray a desire to have such trinkets.
Her appearance was mediocre, even pale, without make-up she could not be noticed at all. In her life, she did not have enough stars from the sky, and if she ever had any illusions, then after her husband left her with a child in her arms, Christina seemed to have gone out.
Perhaps this was partly why the new boss had little interest in her, or maybe it was her age, although she was not much older than me, but her eyes were always dull, and in every word there was a practicality and a humble willingness to do what was needed and return to your business.
I didn’t blame her for this, but I envied her indifference towards jewelry, because I myself, to be honest, was crazy about them and sometimes wondered what I was ready to do for the sake of a carefree "diamond" life.
- This is a parure, - there was a whisper in his ear.
Arthur grabbed my hand with a massive blue diamond bracelet and ran his finger over the clasp. Carried away by the fitting, I did not notice how he came.
- I have a necklace for him in my office. Do you want to try on?
- No, I...
- You want, Kira! With his other hand, he brushed his hair away from his neck. The lips of the young wolf rapaciously dug into the lobe of the ear. - You really want to! he added, pulling me along with him.
Christina gave me a sympathetic look and went back to cleaning the window. Arthur locked the door and, releasing my hand, took out a necklace from the safe under the table.
"Take off the top," he commanded.
Like yesterday, I gritted my teeth and unbuttoned my blouse. The thought fleetingly crept into my head that I was partly accustomed (or maybe completely reconciled) to this, and my resistance to the young wolf became more and more ridiculous.
Did I mention honor, dignity and pride?
Well ... Another argument in favor of just beautiful words, which, alas, you will not be fed up with.
The necklace was incomparable and willingly lay on my chest, fastened at the back like a collar. Arthur ran over the sparkling stones with a satisfied look, smoothly and already carnivorously descended onto his chest, and crushed it hard with his hands, like dough.
- You smell good, Kira! Pulling me closer, he exhaled excitedly into my neck.
Leaving his chest alone, Arthur grabbed the zipper on the skirt, unzipped it and dragged it down along with the panties. Throwing them at his blouse, he stepped back a little to admire the new view.
The fly on his pants was bristling, and he, having freed his penis from captivity, showed with a gesture what he wanted. I felt relieved: it was better to taste sperm than his cock with it in me.
I put in a lot of effort to make him finish quickly. Humiliatedly rising from my knees, I dreamed of getting dressed and getting to the toilet as soon as possible in order to put two fingers in my mouth and get rid of his seed, but I made the mistake of turning my back on him, and my body, lovingly carved by nature itself, played against me.
Male flesh poked into my buttocks, burning my skin. The fingers in a businesslike manner ran along the pubis, massaged the clitoris and aggressively entered me.
- Take your time, Kira, - Arthur whispered smugly, caressing me and getting even hotter. - I'm not done with you yet.
I gave a strangled cry from the rough movements, mentally twisting in a fit of vomiting.
Arthur growled and jerked me around and threw me on the table. His penis swelled to unrealistic proportions. He spread my legs and ran his tongue along the labia, began to tug at the clitoris and pull his penis.
At some point, he decided that enough was enough and directed his cock at me. I let out another stifled cry and clutched at the edge of the table.
"There's a big deal going on today," he said half-growling in pleasure as he impaled me deeper. His gaze grew stronger and stronger. - I will become even richer and more influential. I will be second in this city, and you, Kira, will share this moment of glory with me, - he added and lost control.
The table shook and creaked. I shuddered and creaked along with him. Separating my body from consciousness, I watched with indifference as Arthur's face twisted in ecstasy, as wolf features appeared.
He craved power, craved to own me and not only me, but everything, to be not the second in the city, but the first, sole master, but, like my brother, he made a deadly mistake: he overestimated his strength and the position that he occupied.
For such an oversight, life ripped off a double price, and life itself could be easily lost because of even an indirect relationship to diamonds alone. And there was only one reason for this - Boris Angelov.
The unspoken owner of the city, a cruel beast, covered from head to toe with the blood of enemies and all those who simply did not please him, patronized Arthur, and it was for him and his dirty deeds that diamonds passed through the store.
His name alone inspired primal fear, and not a single more or less major business in the city could do without him and his wolves.
Sometimes it seemed to me that my brother didn’t want to be like his father at all, whom he didn’t even see due to his age and his mother’s lack of photographs, but strove to be like Angelov, who, according to rumors, worked his way from the very bottom to the tops of power, not disdaining any methods.
And at such moments, I could only hope that I was wrong, and neither I nor my brother would ever meet this beast.
After lunch, the wind increased, causing alarm. Having shot a cigarette at the guard, I smoked around the corner of the store, putting my feelings and thoughts in order.Sex with Arthur hard and without anesthesia with a scalpel revealed everything that I managed to muffle with the help of Yegor. I wanted to drink again.In the toilet, I wiped my body and crotch with tap water and, along with the remnants of my breakfast, vomited wolf semen out of my stomach, filling the void with Christina's friendly coffee.I was barren and, meeting with Yegor, I thought a lot about whether I had a chance to recover, but after Arthur changed his father and became the boss, for the first time I was glad that life could not arise in my body.Throwing away the rest of the cigarette, I caught my reflection in the window. Like the mirror in the bathroom, it showed me a slender, beautiful, young girl with shoulder-length dark hair, fresh skin and large, thoughtful hazel-colored eyes, in which, despite the
“Calm down,” a voice whispered insinuatingly from under the plastic mask on his face. - No need for unnecessary movements and everything will be okay.“Or not,” added his companion, pointing his machine gun at Christina, who was reaching, as she thought, imperceptibly, towards the alarm button.Cristina whimpered and, raising her hands, backed against the wall behind the counter.- That's smart! - approved the second. - You, - he turned to the guard, - come to her. Just drop your toy.The guard very slowly pulled out a pistol and, throwing it on the floor, walked over to Christina and also raised his hands.- Well, and you, beauty, - the muzzle rested on my chest, - why are you frozen? - After the guard, I stood closest to the shooters, as if covering the courier with me. - Stomp to the wall.His stomach twisted into knots, blood throbbing wildly in his temples, his nose tickled by the smell of young werewolf gunslingers venturing into the store.With solid legs, I took a step to the
The patrol car seemed to crawl like a snail on purpose to give me the maximum enjoyment of the grill that separated the front and rear seats.As Egor said, me and Kristina with Vanya were asked to drive up to the prosecutor's office by ten in the morning on a voluntary-compulsory basis.None of us were officially charged with anything, but I knew it was only a matter of time. Diamonds were picked up only by a runaway courier, but on the bag that the woman delivered along with the flowers, in addition to Arthur's prints, there were also mine.My brother also played against me, whose last name was in the Cop database. And we couldn't count on Christina and Vanya if we all failed to escape. We were mated, but by and large, each was for himself, and if they found out about my brother’s arrests, then without remorse they would have blamed everything on me and Arthur, they say, they had an affair and so on.Egor's promise... Hmm... He did not respond to my offer to leave, and the phrase "I'
A deafening roar of a shot. A silver, nine-millimeter bullet gently poked into the temple and rather flew out the other side.The scream stuck in my throat. Without breathing, I looked into the lifeless eyes of my brother, falling to the floor.- Sasha ... - I barely audibly sobbed.His chest was torn from pain, compared to which everything else was nothing.One bullet, one life, one death. Why?He was only guilty of being stupid and naive, that he wanted to get out of the slums and live better. He did not do what he was accused of. Sasha was innocent.- Look at me.I did not react in any way, and Angelov grabbed my face, hanging over me with a mountain of muscles of a deadly predator.- Look at me! he repeated. I glanced up at him. - Where are my diamonds?- I'll kill ... - I exhaled raggedly.The ice-cold eyes were covered with a crust of surprise, but mockery touched the cube.- Your brother was a coward and a weakling who was not ashamed to substitute his own sister for the sake o
Beep. Beep. Beep. Beep.A repetitive sound insistently and disgustingly broke through the dream. I had heard it before, but every time I wanted to chase it away, it sped up and I strangely fell asleep again.It seems that I was dreaming something, but the picture was fuzzy, and the voices ... They mixed with those that sounded above me, and I could not make them out either.I was very thirsty, but my dry lips stuck together, and I could not open them. There were insects crawling under my skin, and I wanted to scratch, but I didn’t know how to do it. I barely had enough strength to open my eyes, but either a bright light blinded me, and I was in a hurry to close them, or I was surrounded by hopeless darkness, into which, in principle, I did not want to look.Beep. Beep. Beep. Beep.That sound again. I wiggled my fingers listlessly, as if the off button was nearby and all I had to do was tap it to turn off that annoying sound.I swallowed the viscous saliva and tried to unstick my lips.
Beep. Beep. Beep. Beep.- Good morning, Kira! came a friendly voice.I opened my eyes, smacking my dry lips sleepily. The light from the window was dim and grey, it was rainy and smelled of a young doctor: not a wolf, but rather a human one. Maybe he was a half-breed?- I hope you remember me. We already met yesterday. My name is Pavel Alekseevich. I am your physician.Soft fingers touched me, unplugging the IV and the wires leading to the monitor. The skin responded to the touch with painful sensations, and I flinched, instinctively shrinking. I didn't want to be touched.- I asked the nurses not to tease you anymore, - as if not noticing my reaction, the doctor continued, - so that the body itself begins to tune in to normal work.Slowly, but I delved into what he said, and pain immediately woke up in my body. Not strong, but aching and, most importantly, growing. In addition, I felt weakness and unpleasant numbness due to the fact that I had been lying in one position for too long.
The car was rocking. An empty stomach twisted painfully, especially when the SUV, rushing away from the city, ran into a bump or pit.The long-sleeve top, jeans, and comfortable loafers the nurse helped me put on were brand new and free of any fragrance other than store-bought, which of course meant nothing to me.Husband ... Boris was sitting next to me in the back seat, occasionally throwing glances at me that I could not interpret. He did not say a word to me all the way, and the farther we drove away from the city in complete silence, the more anxious I became.In the hospital, even blocking the fact of memory loss, I did not seem to fully understand what it meant, but outside the hospital walls, where they could help me, the emptiness inside began to press in a completely different way, and it seemed to me that I was simply being torn apart and at the same time shaking from side to side.I didn't know what to expect, what to think. Apparently, my husband was a wealthy and authori
Night closed over the house, and the darkness into which the bedroom plunged began to torment me. Questions grew in my head like mushrooms after rain, but there were no answers to them. Words couldn't express how awful and painful it was.Falling asleep from time to time, I seemed to see a screen in front of me. Because of her, I heard voices: familiar and not very, pleasant and not very. I think I even heard my own voice and laughter. However, no matter how I tried to penetrate behind the screen, to see what my subconscious wanted to show me, the hand passed through it, as if I were a ghost and life in all its manifestations was no longer available to me.Maybe that's how it was, and partly ... But what kind of "partially" is there ?! Having lost my memory, I ceased to exist. She didn't die, but she didn't live either. She breathed, but not fully. Loved ... Probably loved, but without a heart. It turns out that this was also possible.In the morning I stood under a hot shower for a l
Casino "Queen of Spades" was one of the first in the city, which worked legally, and was rightfully considered its pearl.It was located in an old building in the center and, along with the gaming halls, included hotel rooms on the upper floors and a restaurant on the ground floor, at the entrance to which my father, the then owner of the city, was shot.Boris once invested a lot of money in updating the casino, while retaining the charm of that era and leaving even the name, probably thus perpetuating the moment of his coming to power.It is strange that Boris was from a rich and influential family, but he strove for power so much, and Grisha, who was probably found in cabbage with a clip instead of a rattle, did not strive for power even when it was brought to him on a silver platter.It was a bit of a revelation to me that Rosa visited the casino, but on the other hand it was her own business, thanks to which I had a powerful lead. However, Grisha probably also thought about someth
Summer twilight was gathering over the residence, and cigarette smoke ghostly spread in the scattered patches of light from the lanterns. In the vault, I found some documents, among which was my passport with the name Angelova.It was a strange logic to hide the documents along with the weapons, but I didn't find fault when I looked at the DNA test results sheet. Of course, there were no names on it, but it was not necessary to guess for a long time who the samples belonged to.Why did Boris drive his brother away? I thought the blood mattered to him. Or was the rejection of the brother due to the fact that he was a half-breed? To Boris, half-breeds were trash. Only I, my beloved wife, was an exception, and, probably, Grisha. And that was only because he was a very useful servant.I wonder if Boris's parents were still alive? Or did he also kill them, like my father, so that they would not get in the way while he was building his empire?How is my queen doing? - Grisha quietly slipped
The sun had long since turned away from the windows and balcony of my room, and I blinked sleepily, not orienting myself in time.There was a taste of rotten eggs in my mouth, and I was very thirsty. I reached out to a bottle of water that had come from somewhere on the bedside table and, sitting up, took a few sips.I felt rested, but my head was porridge. The pillowcase on the pillow was dirty with make-up that I hadn't washed off before going to bed, and the only clothes I had on were panties. This discovery was the turning point for my sleepy memory, and I tightened my grip on the bottle, preparing to throw it at whoever opened the door, but it was only Martha.- Good morning! How did you sleep? she asked cautiously, looking warily at the bottle in my hand.- Where is this monster? I squeezed out.- Grigory Georgievich washes a motorcycle, - Marta immediately answered, holding back a smile.There were too many rough words on my tongue, and I, taking pity on the girl's ears, kept s
In my life I have seen quite a few horrors: I saw how my brother was shot in cold blood; I saw how the doctor's throat was torn open with claws; I saw severed heads rolling on the floor with grimaces of pain, but what lay in the box could not be compared with them.- It's a doll! Astakhov reassured me. - Just a doll, Kira!I clung to him, shuddering from crying. A doll... A little boy's doll was lying in the ground, judging by the smell taken from the cemetery, and from that it smelled of death.When Astakhov was pulling me away, I caught the box and it fell to the floor. The earth crumbled, and the doll began to cry so loudly that I could not hold back the second painful scream.What kind of sick bastard did you have to be to do that?- What have become, bl * d! - lifting me in his arms, Astakhov shouted to his scumbags. - Bring the courier back! Fast!He carried me to my room and sat me on the bed. I was trembling. I still smelled the nauseating smell of the earth. A child's cry rum
I stood under a hot shower for a long time, washing away the smell of the wolf and the feeling that I had been dumped in the mud.I really considered the option with sex seriously. The old, proven method could (and would have turned out!) to be very effective with such a self-confident character as Mikhail, but apparently my inner chameleon went on vacation or hibernated, and I did not feel the slightest physical response to the caress of an attractive man.His every kiss, every touch disgusted me, and even the name of his son could not start the desired mode in me. I once considered myself a fallen woman, and I was for the most part, but, apparently, in my short redemption, I managed to rise a little, and at the last moment I backed up, using a trump card that, in fact, I wanted to save .Hearing about my father and that I was ready to meet him, the young lawyer quickly realized that he underestimated me and removed his ugly little hands, but even under water it still seemed to me th
Rosa served me lunch in the dining room, honoring a vase of strawberries with the most honorable place on the table. I placed my laptop out of sight and jabbed blindly at my plate with my fork, trying to focus on the news that was all about starting a recycling plant and opening jobs. Somewhere I even came across an interview with the deputy mayor, but I did not read through it. Everything was clear there anyway: it was worth taking something important from people, and from wolves, and half-breeds too, and then returning it, and they, consider, were in your pocket, overflowing with gratitude.It warmed me strangely that I now had power in my hands, and that with its help I had done a good deed by providing jobs, but I also could not help but notice that with such a gesture I exposed myself even more. Gratitude is gratitude, but even the simple inhabitants of the city's slums couldn't help but wonder who was now at the helm, not to mention the mayor and all his many hangers-on."What i
Astakhov left, leaving behind acrid smoke and a taste of bitterness in his mouth. Night fell imperceptibly, and the rain fell, ruthlessly filling the dimly lit room with the thoughts I had promised her when I returned here. And all of them, of course, were about Nikita.At some point, they became unbearable, like the smell of cigarettes left by the wolfhound, and I opened the balcony wide open, turned off the light in the hope of falling asleep, but it only got worse: the dream did not go at all, and every rustle from the street seemed to revive not only my thoughts about my son, but memories of those days that I spent at the residence with Boris, and indeed memories of my whole life.I saw faces, heard voices, smelled and touched, heard shots and moans, sweaty palms, and in them I alternately felt the weight of a gun.Closer to dawn, this torture began to come to an end, but there was another on the way, and the brighter it became, the more clearly I saw Boris. He stood by my bed and
To say that Rosa's words left me with an unpleasant aftertaste was an understatement. It was one thing to admit that I had made a mistake by returning to the city, and quite another to hear confirmation of this. I would have bitten my elbow, but it was already too late to bite even two.I had no reason not to believe her, but on the other hand, I just wanted to shout out "What the hell?!"As children, my brother and I often heard in our slums fairy tales about the great Valery Stanislavsky, which mother tearfully fed, telling in the evenings about how gentle father was, and how he would love us, and how he would take care of us, and other shit , unfamiliar with loneliness, fear and longing.Now, many years later, I was sitting in his house, but already in the chair of a wolf who organized his murder and took the place of the owner of the city, who ordered me to be beaten, raped and killed, and then fucked me in the same house, sang praises, gave jewelry , who made me his wife, and who
I closed the door behind him and, returning to the table, drank the bourbon in one gulp.It was difficult to put aside thoughts about my son, but I managed to focus on a conversation with a lawyer. Whether he realized that I was cut off from Boris's affairs or not was unimportant, as well as what he thought of me. Maybe it was even better that he took me for a fool, because something serious was usually not expected from fools.The main thing now was that he confirmed one of my worst guesses: six months ago, someone made sure that my signature miraculously appeared in the inheritance documents, and this same someone left some orders on my behalf to keep the business afloat.Question: who and for what purpose?Was it the one who sent a guest to my house? Maybe it was made to smoke me out? Forced to return to the city?It is unlikely that this was Boris's brother. If he looked at least a little like him, my signature would not be anywhere, but he clearly claimed something, since he inte