Huddled against the wall, dressed in what could be considered a prostitute's attire, Elena hugged her knees tightly as the Black Wolves watched her.
"That doesn't seem like the expression of someone about to be rewarded," the dark-haired man commented sarcastically.
Evan added, "Not at all. It looks like she's about to go to the gallows."
Mute, the woman just hugged her legs tighter. She refused to look directly at them.
"What's wrong? We gave you the false information, proved that our scapegoat was dangerous, and now people know the whole truth."
"The whole truth?" mocked Elena. "Or the truth you planted?"
"Does it matter, dear?" retorted James. "You got what you deserved. Your recognition within the company."
She breathed in to reply to the Wolf but was interrupted by a severe look from both; the look of someone who would punish her if she crossed the line.
Elena gave up trying to argue. After all, they were right. She signed a contract with them, she was their mascot, and she should obey without question. But...
"This guy, Paul..."
"What about him?" asked the light-haired man.
"What did he do to you that made you want to ruin him so badly?"
The two men exchanged a meaningful glance before turning to Elena. James was the first to speak, his tone both condescending and threatening.
"Paul Hoshiro isn't just any businessman. He meddled in affairs he shouldn't have, stirred dangerous hornets' nests, and, worst of all, tried to take us down to take our place."
Evan, with an equally cold expression, added, "He underestimated our ability to retaliate. Not only did we survive sabotage attempts, but we also grew stronger with each attack. Hoshiro thought he could destroy us and take everything we built, but he was dead wrong."
Elena listened in silence, absorbing every word. She knew she was diving deeper into a dangerous game, a game where the truth was shaped according to the interests of the powerful. She felt a chill down her spine at the thought of what might happen if she herself became a target.
"So, it was all for revenge?" she ventured, her voice trembling slightly. "You ruined his life for revenge?"
Evan laughed, a dry, humorless sound. "Revenge is a very simplistic word, Elena. What we did was secure our position and send a clear message: no one challenges us with impunity."
James approached, his dark eyes fixed on hers. "You're starting to understand, aren't you? In the real world, there's no room for weakness. People play dirty, and only the strongest survive."
"So, what happens now?" she asked, trying to keep her voice steady.
"Now we give you a little gift."
Before Elena could form any sentence, Evan ordered, "Stand up."
It was a commanding voice, authoritative, harsh, and leaving no room for disobedience.
"Come to us."
Feeling her throat tighten as she swallowed hard, Elena obeyed. She walked hesitantly towards the handsome man. Despite being a scoundrel, she couldn't deny he was absurdly attractive.
Evan looked at James and made a small affirmative gesture with his chin. The accomplice and big businessman took a black velvet box out of his shirt pocket. It was small enough for Elena to consider it a wedding ring.
"Open it."
And so she did.
There was a metallic object the size of a fingernail inside the box. It was oval-shaped and didn't look like any jewelry.
"What is this?" asked Elena, intrigued.
The smile of the dark-haired Wolf seemed far more frightening than anything else the woman had ever seen.
"A vibrator."
Elena felt her face burn with shame and anger at the same time. Her eyes fixed on the small metallic object in the velvet box, while her mind tried to comprehend the implied humiliation.
"A vibrator?" she repeated, her voice faltering.
"Yes," replied James with a cruel smile. "But it's not an ordinary vibrator. It's equipped with a tracker and a microphone. What do you think of that, mascot?"
Elena looked at the two men, feeling a mix of despair and disgust. She wanted to scream, to protest, but she knew she was completely at their mercy.
"Why are you doing this?" she asked, her voice laden with a fear she could barely contain.
Evan approached, placing a cold, heavy hand on her shoulder. "You belong to us, Elena," he said, his voice low and dangerous. "Every move you make, every word you say, will be under our control. Don't forget that. You chose to enter this game, and now there's no way out."
The girl felt a shiver run down her spine. She knew she had no choice but to obey, but the idea of being monitored so intimately was almost unbearable.
James reached out, taking the object from the box and handing it to Elena.
"Go to the bathroom and put this on," he ordered. "And remember, we'll be listening."
Elena took the object, her hand visibly trembling. Without saying a word, she headed to the adjacent bathroom, feeling more vulnerable and humiliated than ever. She knew she was trapped in a snare, and any attempt at resistance would only worsen her situation.
Closing the door behind her, she looked in the mirror and barely recognized the woman she saw reflected. She took a deep breath, trying to calm her racing heart. She knew she needed to be strong, even if the situation was desperate.
It was simple: obey or die. Dying didn't seem pleasant, even though obeying was also a torture.
With trembling hands, she inserted the device, feeling a mix of shame and resignation. When she was done, she looked at herself in the mirror once more, trying to find a trace of the courage she knew she would need to face what lay ahead.
As she left the bathroom, she found Evan and James waiting for her, satisfied smiles on their faces.
"Very good," said James, his tone full of false kindness.
"Now we need you to do something for us."
If she could, Elena would have scoffed.
"Of course."
"We noticed your clothes are quite... revealing."
Elena refused to look down at her immodest and voluptuous outfit.
"So what?"
"So we think a bit of exhibitionism would do you good," Evan replied.
"I don't understand."
"Why not take a walk around the city, dear? It's a beautiful day today."
Elena wanted to scream, protest, ask what this was all about. But instead, in the most demure way possible, she put on a fake smile and said, "Of course. Yes, sir."
Elena knew she was being pushed into a new form of public humiliation. The idea of walking the streets dressed as she was, even more so with the knowledge of what she was carrying inside her, was terrifying. But the look on James and Evan's faces, coldly determined, left no room for doubt or protest.
"Keep your phone on and in line. We'll want to talk to you during the walk."
She took a deep breath and tried to maintain her composure as she left the building, not daring to look them in the eyes again. Every step she took was a painful reminder of her vulnerability. The provocative clothes attracted stares from all sides, and she felt the shame burning on her skin.
The Black Wolves followed her, keeping a respectful distance but enough to observe her. Evan was holding a phone, clearly ready to capture any moment of hesitation or weakness from Elena.
"This is a test, mascot," he said, his voice dripping with irony. "We want to see how far you're willing to go to please us."
Elena swallowed hard, fighting back the tears that threatened to surface. She knew she couldn't show weakness. She kept walking, trying to ignore the stares and whispers around her.
The girl passed by shops, cafes, and squares, each step feeling like an eternity. The sensation of the vibrator inside her was a constant reminder of her submission. The phone, always held to her ear in case of new orders, was also an implicit threat. What would the punishments be if she simply ran, desperate, to the nearest police station?
Then...
A tremor began in the middle of her legs. Elena couldn't believe it.
"How are you doing, Elena?" Evan's voice echoed through the phone, a casual tone as if they were just making a routine check.
"I'm doing well," she replied, her voice sounding tense and artificial, trying to hide her internal struggle.
The more she walked, however, the stronger the sensation from the vibrator became. Until, even filled with anger, another sensation began to emerge: lust, desire...
Her body betrayed her. Her mind told her to resist it, to fight, but there was nothing Elena could do as she felt her breasts harden, her intimate region become warm and wet, and the blush on her cheeks increase.
She struggled to divert attention from the curious glances around her, trying to focus on her walk. However, the sensation of heat and growing desire was making it increasingly difficult to control her physical response. She tried to remember her determination not to yield, but the unexpected pleasure was a powerful force against which she was fighting.
The phone at her ear continued to emit Evan's voice, merciless and insensitive.
"You seem to be doing well, Elena," said Evan, his voice laden with malicious satisfaction. "I think you're starting to get used to the situation."
Elena took a deep breath, trying to keep her voice steady.
"Yes, I'm fine," she managed to say, although her voice sounded shaky and uncertain.
"Great. Keep it up. We want to see how far you can go."
She felt the stares of the passersby, the murmurs starting to form around her. Each step was a torture, and her heart raced with each passing minute.
With trembling hands, she tried to concentrate on continuing her walk, ignoring the growing sensation of heat and desire that was taking over her body. Each movement seemed to provoke an even more intense response, and the feeling of shame was mixing with a desire she couldn't understand.
When she was almost at the end of the street, a familiar voice cut through the sound of the city. It was a voice she didn't expect to hear at such a critical moment.
"Elena?"
It was her sister.
The familiar voice made Elena's heart skip a beat. She turned slowly, trying to hide the panic in her eyes."Elena, is that you?" Her sister was approaching, concern etched on her face."Hi, Clara," Elena replied, her voice trembling slightly. "What are you doing here?""I arrived in the city today," Clara replied, her eyes quickly assessing Elena's state. "Are you okay? You look... different.""I'm fine."But the blush on Elena's cheeks betrayed that she wasn't exactly fine.Biting her lip to contain the overwhelming emotions and sensations taking over her body, the Wolves' mascot asked her sister:"Did something happen? I thought you said you'd never come back here to live."Clara's expression changed from concern to something much sadder, but she subtly tried to hide it."Well, about that...""What?"Looking somewhat embarrassed, Clara started playing with the strands of her long, dark brown hair."Can we talk somewhere else?""What happened?" Elena insisted."I don't want to talk
Elena's heart raced. The panic she had tried to hide was now visible to everyone."James," she managed to say, trying to keep her voice steady.Clara looked at the man with suspicion, her eyes narrowing."Who is he, Elena?"James smiled, but his eyes remained cold."A friend. I was passing by and saw you. Thought I'd say hi."The man's light eyes, however, were cold as ice. The Wolves' mascot could see every dark thought passing through his mind in detail. Punished. Elena would be punished for trying to betray them. The idea of being tortured again hit her hard, leaving her so terrified that it was impossible to hide."Friend?" Clara asked, her voice full of doubt.Elena knew she couldn't get out of this easily."Yes, Clara, he is... a friend."James looked at Clara, the analysis and slight mockery evident in his eyes."And you must be her sister. Clara, right? Elena talks about you a lot."The woman with long locks kept her gaze steady."I didn't know my sister had friends like that.
At home, while packing her bags, Elena tried not to tremble in Evan's presence. James had personally taken charge of explaining to her boss why she would be absent.She didn’t know the details, much less if James would really go to the local magazine's office, but she decided not to ask questions. The less impertinent she was, the more chances she had to take advantage of this unexpected kindness from the relentless duo of Wolves."Pet." Evan's voice sounded in the room.Elena glanced at him sideways while continuing to pack her clothes. The dark-haired man was sitting on the black pouf next to the bed, sipping the tea he had ordered the journalist to make as soon as they arrived at the apartment."Yes?"Evan crossed his legs, watching her with a calculating and penetrating gaze."You understand the seriousness of the situation, don't you? James is doing you a big favor."Elena swallowed hard and nodded."I understand. I thank you both for this."He smiled slightly, but his eyes showe
Elena's heart stopped for a moment, and her stomach churned. She looked at Evan, hoping he was joking, but the cold, impassive look on his face made it clear there was no room for doubt or questions. Every fiber of her being screamed for her to rebel, to fight against this humiliation, but she knew there was no way out. Not in this situation.With trembling hands, she began to unbutton her shirt, her eyes fixed on the floor. The tension in the room was palpable, and her breathing seemed to echo in her own ears.Evan remained silent, watching her like a predator about to pounce. Every move she made was analyzed with surgical precision, every hesitation noted mentally.Elena removed her shirt and started to unbutton her pants, feeling stripped of any dignity, not just physically but emotionally as well. It was as if she were shedding all her defenses, all her resistance, and completely surrendering to his control.When she was finally down to her underwear, she stopped, waiting for furt
Silverbook was a beautiful city.Quite different from the one she had left behind, Elena thought, inside Evan's luxurious car. He would be the one keeping an eye on her while she stayed at Clara's house.The streets of Silverbook were adorned with lush trees and colorful flowers that contrasted vividly with the well-preserved, old architecture buildings. The morning sun illuminated the city in a postcard-perfect way, and for a brief moment, Elena managed to forget the tension and fear that had accompanied her since her last... conversation with Evan.The car stopped smoothly in front of an elegant and imposing house, surrounded by a well-tended garden."You didn't mention your sister lived in such a beautiful house," commented the Wolf, the first sentence he had spoken during the entire trip."I didn't know. But she probably got it because some rich man financed her," the woman replied, looking at him. "And why didn't you let her bring me here herself? How did you manage to convince h
She looked around, but the square was deserted, only the night breeze rustling the leaves of the trees. Maybe it was just paranoia, or maybe she really was being watched. Either way, she couldn't afford to hesitate.Elena entered the hotel and was greeted by a friendly receptionist who promptly checked her in. After receiving the room key, she took the old elevator, which creaked as it ascended to the third floor. The room was small but comfortable, with a window overlooking the main street.She threw her bag onto the armchair and collapsed onto the bed, staring at the ceiling. The last few hours had been an emotional rollercoaster, and now she needed a plan. Evan had promised to cover her mother's treatment expenses, but the price was too high.She thought about the document he had mentioned. Silverbook was a small town, which meant there were only a few places where something so important could be kept. She suspected she would need to infiltrate some local institution, perhaps a ban
A week had passed since that night. Silverbook continued its slow pace, but for Elena, the days had been a mixture of anxiety and tension. She had visited her mother daily at the hospital, where the treatment was finally underway. With each visit, she saw her mother's gradual improvement but also felt the growing weight of what she had done to get to this point.She and Clara hadn't spoken since then. Not that Elena really wanted to reconnect with her sister. She had been completely rude and discourteous by throwing all the financial responsibility on the journalist, especially after saying such vile things.There was a knock on the hotel room door. Huffing, Elena said she didn't want room service, but whoever it was insisted."I said I don't want room service," Elena complained again.The door opened anyway.A handsome man with light hair and blue eyes entered the room, dressed in sophisticated and elegant attire.Elena felt her mouth go dry."James? What are you doing here?"Closing
...an unexpected refuge amid the chaos of her life. The touches of Evan and James were simultaneously delicate and fiery, each caress carrying deep meaning. It was as if, for a moment, all her worries and responsibilities were set aside, allowing her to be just Elena.The room seemed to envelop the three of them in a cocoon of warmth and intimacy. The soft lights cast dancing shadows on the walls, and the sound of wine being poured into glasses mingled with whispers and gentle laughter. Elena felt wrapped in a veil of security and desire, something she hadn't experienced in a long time.Evan gently pulled her onto his lap, continuing to kiss her with controlled passion while his hands explored the curve of her back. James, on the other side, kept her close, murmuring words of affection in her ear, his lips tracing a path of fire down her neck and shoulders.Each touch, each kiss seemed to dissipate a little more of the tension Elena carried on her shoulders. She allowed herself to ful
Evan and James were in a dark room filled with advanced technology, their faces illuminated only by the glow of the computer screens. The tension in the air was palpable, and both were clearly anxious about the unfolding situation."The tracker says she's on the outskirts of the city," Evan murmured, his voice deep and full of concern. His fingers flew over the keyboard, trying to pinpoint the signal.James stood beside him, staring intently at the screen with a clenched jaw. He got up and started pacing back and forth, his hands clasped behind his back."Why can't we find more information about who took her?" James asked, his voice laden with frustration. "All the cameras are offline and nothing points to a clear identity.""It's as if they know exactly how to stay off the radar," Evan replied, his expression focused. "I need to figure out exactly where she is. If I can get a reference point, I can try to track her location more accurately."The two men turned back to the screens, wh
...an unexpected refuge amid the chaos of her life. The touches of Evan and James were simultaneously delicate and fiery, each caress carrying deep meaning. It was as if, for a moment, all her worries and responsibilities were set aside, allowing her to be just Elena.The room seemed to envelop the three of them in a cocoon of warmth and intimacy. The soft lights cast dancing shadows on the walls, and the sound of wine being poured into glasses mingled with whispers and gentle laughter. Elena felt wrapped in a veil of security and desire, something she hadn't experienced in a long time.Evan gently pulled her onto his lap, continuing to kiss her with controlled passion while his hands explored the curve of her back. James, on the other side, kept her close, murmuring words of affection in her ear, his lips tracing a path of fire down her neck and shoulders.Each touch, each kiss seemed to dissipate a little more of the tension Elena carried on her shoulders. She allowed herself to ful
A week had passed since that night. Silverbook continued its slow pace, but for Elena, the days had been a mixture of anxiety and tension. She had visited her mother daily at the hospital, where the treatment was finally underway. With each visit, she saw her mother's gradual improvement but also felt the growing weight of what she had done to get to this point.She and Clara hadn't spoken since then. Not that Elena really wanted to reconnect with her sister. She had been completely rude and discourteous by throwing all the financial responsibility on the journalist, especially after saying such vile things.There was a knock on the hotel room door. Huffing, Elena said she didn't want room service, but whoever it was insisted."I said I don't want room service," Elena complained again.The door opened anyway.A handsome man with light hair and blue eyes entered the room, dressed in sophisticated and elegant attire.Elena felt her mouth go dry."James? What are you doing here?"Closing
She looked around, but the square was deserted, only the night breeze rustling the leaves of the trees. Maybe it was just paranoia, or maybe she really was being watched. Either way, she couldn't afford to hesitate.Elena entered the hotel and was greeted by a friendly receptionist who promptly checked her in. After receiving the room key, she took the old elevator, which creaked as it ascended to the third floor. The room was small but comfortable, with a window overlooking the main street.She threw her bag onto the armchair and collapsed onto the bed, staring at the ceiling. The last few hours had been an emotional rollercoaster, and now she needed a plan. Evan had promised to cover her mother's treatment expenses, but the price was too high.She thought about the document he had mentioned. Silverbook was a small town, which meant there were only a few places where something so important could be kept. She suspected she would need to infiltrate some local institution, perhaps a ban
Silverbook was a beautiful city.Quite different from the one she had left behind, Elena thought, inside Evan's luxurious car. He would be the one keeping an eye on her while she stayed at Clara's house.The streets of Silverbook were adorned with lush trees and colorful flowers that contrasted vividly with the well-preserved, old architecture buildings. The morning sun illuminated the city in a postcard-perfect way, and for a brief moment, Elena managed to forget the tension and fear that had accompanied her since her last... conversation with Evan.The car stopped smoothly in front of an elegant and imposing house, surrounded by a well-tended garden."You didn't mention your sister lived in such a beautiful house," commented the Wolf, the first sentence he had spoken during the entire trip."I didn't know. But she probably got it because some rich man financed her," the woman replied, looking at him. "And why didn't you let her bring me here herself? How did you manage to convince h
Elena's heart stopped for a moment, and her stomach churned. She looked at Evan, hoping he was joking, but the cold, impassive look on his face made it clear there was no room for doubt or questions. Every fiber of her being screamed for her to rebel, to fight against this humiliation, but she knew there was no way out. Not in this situation.With trembling hands, she began to unbutton her shirt, her eyes fixed on the floor. The tension in the room was palpable, and her breathing seemed to echo in her own ears.Evan remained silent, watching her like a predator about to pounce. Every move she made was analyzed with surgical precision, every hesitation noted mentally.Elena removed her shirt and started to unbutton her pants, feeling stripped of any dignity, not just physically but emotionally as well. It was as if she were shedding all her defenses, all her resistance, and completely surrendering to his control.When she was finally down to her underwear, she stopped, waiting for furt
At home, while packing her bags, Elena tried not to tremble in Evan's presence. James had personally taken charge of explaining to her boss why she would be absent.She didn’t know the details, much less if James would really go to the local magazine's office, but she decided not to ask questions. The less impertinent she was, the more chances she had to take advantage of this unexpected kindness from the relentless duo of Wolves."Pet." Evan's voice sounded in the room.Elena glanced at him sideways while continuing to pack her clothes. The dark-haired man was sitting on the black pouf next to the bed, sipping the tea he had ordered the journalist to make as soon as they arrived at the apartment."Yes?"Evan crossed his legs, watching her with a calculating and penetrating gaze."You understand the seriousness of the situation, don't you? James is doing you a big favor."Elena swallowed hard and nodded."I understand. I thank you both for this."He smiled slightly, but his eyes showe
Elena's heart raced. The panic she had tried to hide was now visible to everyone."James," she managed to say, trying to keep her voice steady.Clara looked at the man with suspicion, her eyes narrowing."Who is he, Elena?"James smiled, but his eyes remained cold."A friend. I was passing by and saw you. Thought I'd say hi."The man's light eyes, however, were cold as ice. The Wolves' mascot could see every dark thought passing through his mind in detail. Punished. Elena would be punished for trying to betray them. The idea of being tortured again hit her hard, leaving her so terrified that it was impossible to hide."Friend?" Clara asked, her voice full of doubt.Elena knew she couldn't get out of this easily."Yes, Clara, he is... a friend."James looked at Clara, the analysis and slight mockery evident in his eyes."And you must be her sister. Clara, right? Elena talks about you a lot."The woman with long locks kept her gaze steady."I didn't know my sister had friends like that.
The familiar voice made Elena's heart skip a beat. She turned slowly, trying to hide the panic in her eyes."Elena, is that you?" Her sister was approaching, concern etched on her face."Hi, Clara," Elena replied, her voice trembling slightly. "What are you doing here?""I arrived in the city today," Clara replied, her eyes quickly assessing Elena's state. "Are you okay? You look... different.""I'm fine."But the blush on Elena's cheeks betrayed that she wasn't exactly fine.Biting her lip to contain the overwhelming emotions and sensations taking over her body, the Wolves' mascot asked her sister:"Did something happen? I thought you said you'd never come back here to live."Clara's expression changed from concern to something much sadder, but she subtly tried to hide it."Well, about that...""What?"Looking somewhat embarrassed, Clara started playing with the strands of her long, dark brown hair."Can we talk somewhere else?""What happened?" Elena insisted."I don't want to talk