Chapter 101: Fighting Each Other

Scarlett’s POV

​Before I could even find my voice to protest, Leon’s mouth crashed against mine, silencing me before I could force out a single word.

It was a brutal, starving kiss, full of possessive rage, like he was trying to take something from me by force.

I fought him, twisting my head and finally sinking my teeth into his lower lip until I tasted his blood.

​But he didn’t pull away. Instead, a dark, guttural growl vibrated deep in his chest, and the iron grip on my wrists tightened. My bite only seemed to fuel his desire. He became even more aggressive, his body pinning me so hard against the bookshelf that I could feel every hard muscle he possessed.

​While I was still struggling against his mouth, one of his hands left my wrist and moved downward. I felt the sharp pull of my zipper being tugged down. My heart slammed wildly against my ribs. I wanted to scream, to shove him off, to tell him to stop, but my body was betraying me in the cruelest way. When his fingers slipped past my lace underwear and touched me, a traitorous gasp escaped my lips, and shame hit me instantly. I was annoyingly, frustratingly wet.

​Leon let out a rough groan against my lips, his thumb finding my clit as a finger pushed deep inside me. "You’re so wet for me, Scarlett," he rasped into my mouth, his voice thick with a sudden, honeyed sweetness that was more dangerous than his anger. "Forget him. He’s a fool. I’m the one who knows how to make you feel like this."

​He began to fuck me with his finger, a slow, deliberate thrust that sent lightning through my nerves. He started whispering loving words, calling me his beautiful girl, his treasure, even as he worked his hand with a starving force. I was lost in it, my head falling back against the shelves, my moans filling the small space between our lips.

​Suddenly, the library doors were shoved open with a violent bang. We had forgotten to lock them.

​In a blur of motion, a shadow rushed us. Before I could even process who it was, Leon was ripped away from me. I stumbled, my legs shaking, and scrambled to zip up my jeans as I saw Liam pinning Leon against a bookshelf. The impact was so hard that dozens of heavy, ancient books tumbled to the floor around them.

terrifying, predatory gold. His

teeth. "Why

Liam roared, the sound

what grounds?" Leon challenged, his voice dropping to a deadly, low challenge. "Tell me,

word. Mate. But he didn’t. Instead, he let out an angry growl

at Liam with a shoulder check that sent them both crashing into a reading table. The fight was savage. They weren’t just brothers sparring; they were Alphas fighting against each

screamed,

noise drew the guards, who rushed into the library to intervene, but Liam and Leon shoved them away with inhuman

rushed in next. He took one look at me—my disheveled hair, my swollen lips, and my trembling hands—and then looked at his brothers. He didn’t need an explanation. He knew exactly what Leon had done. His face twisted in a mask of jealous fury, but he stayed rooted to the spot, his eyes locked

away as a

of snarling triggered something dark in my mind. Suddenly, the dream from last night flashed before my eyes like a vivid, terrifying vision. I saw the battlefield. I saw the blood. And then, I

horror of it was too much. My knees gave out,

the floor, the last

​"Scarlett!"

room came into focus. My head felt like it had been split open, the images of the dead brothers still

in three different corners of the room, as far apart from each other as possible. Their faces were bruised, their clothes torn,

cloth to my forehead. "Scarlett! Oh, thank the Goddess. Are you okay? Do you

croaked, my voice sounding small in the vast

staring out the window, his jaw tight. Leon was looking at his boots, his hands balled into fists. Leo was leaning against

spoke. His voice was cold, stripped of any

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