All Chapters of Bitten: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Jarren’s POV “Hey, beautiful.”“Hey. My mom said you were picking me up for dinner tomorrow night.”“Yes, she’s going with my mom to the restaurant to set up everything early.”Jillie shook her head. “They’re taking this a little too seriously.”“Are you saying that it’s not serious?”She closed her locker and turned to me. “Of course, that’s not what I’m saying. They’re just doing a bit much, is what I meant.”“You can’t blame them. My mom has been hounding

Jillie's POV We sat and watched TV. My phone ringing pulled my attention away from the show we’d settled on.“Hello.”“Come open the side door,” Jarren responded.“Okay,” I stated before hanging up. “Kaileeh, close that door,” I said, pointing to the den door that led to the hall.           Getting up, I made my way out of the door that led to the charity room and to the side door. Opening it, I smiled at Jarren. He leaned in and kissed my lips.“Hey, beautiful.”“Hello, handsome.” I looked past him. “What is

Jillie’s POV            I stared at the scene before me in utter shock. I was surprised my sister said any of that. I closed my eyes as I felt a headache pulling at my left temple. I brought my hand up to rub it gently. Excellent, just what I need. On top of that, Jarren’s family is going to think my family’s like this all the time.*No, they won’t, Piccolo*           I opened my eyes and turned to look at him. He removed my fingers from my temple and replaced them with his. He took his other hand and placed his index and thumb on the center of my forehead before moving them slowly in opposite directions. He then ran his thumb from the center of my forehead to the tip of my nose.

Jillie’s POV            A hush fell over the crowd as all eyes turned to me. I didn’t mean to have my little outburst, but I did. Someone had to. Sentencing her to death was ridiculous for one crime. “Is there something you want to say, Princess Jilliannah?” one of the Judges askedBeing called that was getting on my nerves. Especially since I’m not a princess yet. “Yes. First, please stop calling me Princess Jilliannah. Jarren and I aren’t married yet, and it’s making me uncomfortable. Second, you can’t sentence her to death. It’s unreasonable.”“She committed a crime,” the man from the Council who had just spoke

Jarren's POV Making my way through the trees, I ran nowhere in particular. Just trying to run my frustration out. I’d been moving for hours, running to the next city over and beyond before returning. I was still a bit agitated. I continued to run until I was outside Jillie’s house. It was after two in the morning. I knew she was sleeping, but I couldn’t stop myself from waking her. I pulled out my phone and hit her speed dial button. It rang five times before going to voicemail. I hung up and called again. This time she answered on the fourth ring.“Hello,” she answered groggily.“Come outside.”“Okay.” I could hear her moving around. “Give me a minute,” she stated before hanging up.           I slipped my phone back into my pocket. I crossed my arms over my chest and leaned against the house. I couldn’t go inside for what I