All Chapters of Surrender Freely: Lyker's Redemption: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

I turned my back to them, but it didn't help, so I had to focus on them once more. I strode over to the bed and plopped down on it, glaring at my lover. I didn't like how close he was to that bastard, but I knew I couldn't do anything. He was set on doing whatever the hell he wanted. Maximo gulped. “Please,” he begged. I had to walk around them, so I could see his expression. Before then, it was Aithan's that I was looking at.My lover had this mad glint in his eyes, like someone who was having fun after abstaining from it for a very long time. “Why? Don't you like my hand on you?” Aithan rubbed. Funny enough, the damned man got a boner! Like he was aroused despite the danger lurking. I tugged hard on my hair, resisting the urge to punch the living daylight out of him. “Aithan, do you need to go this far?” I asked my question more of a plea. I needed him to know how difficult it was for me to keep my fists to myself, and how eager I was to deliver a punch to the bastard's face. “

ALEXOddly enough, I felt nothing. It was as if I had come to terms with this a long time ago, knowing that Marcus was the mastermind. He hadn't made a secret of how much he hated Aithan's family and wanted them out of his way. His hatred seemed to have seeped into his bone, clinging and taking root. It would take killing him to wipe it out, but would I do it? Pull the trigger on my father?I still didn't know if I would do that. I know I promised Aithan that I would, but I couldn't think of how the confrontation would be and how it would end.“Let's go.” Aithan stepped away from me and hurried towards the stairs, causing me to snap out of my thoughts. I rushed after him, keeping up with his pace. Unlike the time we went up the stairs when my mind was filled with indecent thoughts, I had other things occupying my mind.We were finally at the end of the journey we started months ago, and I knew it was time to take that leap, to prove my love to Aithan. He didn't ask me to do it. I perc

AITHAN It felt that way. I wanted to tell him, but I didn't. I kept that to myself and just nodded, tearing my gaze away from his hypnotic hazel ones. I didn't wish to get drawn into those orbs, not when we were going on a dangerous mission, one that would determine how our future would be.Alex started the car and drove towards his cabin. He didn't switch the radio on. Instead, he hummed throughout the ride. I liked that, though. His voice was soothing, enough to make me forget where we were heading. I imagined how things would have turned out between us if we weren't enemies. It would have been beautiful. We would have gone on dates and road trips without having to sneak around behind our fathers' backs to do it. Viktor wouldn't have asked me to break up with him, and he sure as hell would have loved Alex more than he loves me. It was such a perfect world, the opposite of the present one, where a man I would have called my father-in-law wanted me dead, going to the extent of hiri

“You are a damned bastard!" I struggled against the men holding me to the floor. In a normal circumstance, none of them would have been able to hold me down. It just wouldn't have been easy for them to do so. However, with the dart Marcus had them shoot me with, holding me down wasn't that impossible for them. “Stay out of this, son.” Marcus glared. “Despite how many times you have rebelled against me, I won't hurt you. You are my child, after all, my pride and my heir. I —”“Your heir?” I spat, despite the haziness of my head. I was getting drained the more I fought against the men's hold. Aithan stopped fighting a long time ago and just focused on Marcus with that dark scowl. I know that looks all too well. Should Aithan get away from them, things wouldn't be pretty for any of them. It might turn into a blood bath.“Of course you are.” Marcus smiled, his face looking as hideous as hell. He looked like a grim reaper waiting to harvest the soul of the living. “No, I'm not. You cance

I changed my mind on my way home. Instead of taking Aithan to the house like I planned to do, I drove him to the hospital instead. I needed to be careful with him, to avoid regretting my decision just because I wanted to hug him to myself all day. I had to drive him to the only hospital owned by the werewolves, the one with werewolf staffs instead of humans. To keep the humans out, the hospital always charged an obnoxious amount whenever they got human patients, so they could drive them out. Since the time they built it, they had admitted no human to it. I was right to take Aithan to the hospital, though. The doctors confirmed the poison would have slowly killed my lover if I didn't bring him over. Marcus knew it was lethal. He recognized how dangerous it would be to Aithan, and how it wouldn't affect me. It was clear he wanted to kill him and keep me alive, so I could return to the heartless killing machine I was for him.For a week, Aithan remained unconscious. I'd never been as w