Her Unwanted Mate On The Throne
Chapter 64

Chapter 64 I think it's time you get out of this

His frightening words lulled her to an instant sleep. She didn’t understand what he meant until hernightmares came and felt more real than any ever had before. She opened her eyes to see nothingbut darkness. She couldn't even see an inch in front of her face but she could hear herself breathing.“Hello?” Her voice echoed off the walls and slammed right back against her in a heavy force thatknocked her to the ground. She stood quickly and walked with her hands out in front of her to feelany sort of wall or door to be let out of this darkness. No matter how fast or how hard she moved,her fingers only grasped at air. There was nothing. Suddenly all of the lights turned on at once andit felt as if she was shoved into a large hole. She landed in the center of a forest and it lookedstrangely familiar to the area where William had attacked her all those months ago.

“Do you feel it?” A voice said by her ear. Not just any voice-him. Doris turned and saw William but...it wasn't him. A tall man that almost looked like him stood over her. His face was twisted in a sinistersmile as blood poured from his mouth when he spoke

“Did you feel it when you drank the blood? Did you realize you'll never be able to live a day withoutit?” Doris back away quickly. “No, no!” She screamed. The voice echoed around her as it started tolaugh. It sounded as if it was all around her at once but he was

right in front of her. “You'll be just like us. Eating innocent animals and children behind the palacelike a monster. You'll never be satisfied with normal food again.” He said as he took slow stepstowards her. Doris tripped over a branch and fell through the floor. She landed in snow... bloodiedsnow. It was a massacre, everywhere she looked had new bodies or limbs as if they were all tornapart and thrown in every direction. Doris quickly stood and tried to wipe the blood from her hands,but it wouldn't come off as if it was stained to remind her of this moment forever.

“How could you do this?” Enzo screamed at her back. He fell to his knees and held Elena in his armswhen she turned to face him. Elena's eyes were empty and vacant, Doris tried to step closer but hescreamed again. “Don't get any closer, you monster!” Doris looked around at the bodies again andthis time she noticed who they belonged to. Bodies of the rogues were ripped apart at her feet.Children she passed when she first got here and strangers that were kind to her when she didn'tdeserve it. Her stomach turned to acid, what was this? “No... no. I didn't, Enzo!" Doris reached outher hands for him to make him understand this wasn't her. “I would never” “You always thought ofthe rogues as monsters. Even as we let you into our home and tried to protect you this is how yourepay us? For him?” Enzo spat. “For-who? I don’t understand...” “For your prince! All he wants ispower and this is how he got it. By killing everyone who mattered to me-my family. All we wantedwas peace.” Enzo dropped Elena and stepped over her body to get closer to Doris. Doris backedaway

from him when she noticed the murderous look on his face. “You want to see how a rogue trulyacts? I'll show you!” He screamed and ran towards her. Doris held out her arms and closed her eyestightly, but he never reached her. When she opened her eyes again, she was in William's room-onhis bed of all places. Dressed in a scandalous red nightgown that showed more of her body thanshe was comfortable with, she gripped at the sheets beneath her but they fell through her fingersevery time she tried to pull them over her. “Don't hide from me.” William said. She turned and hewas almost naked in the bed beside her. Doris moved away from him but he gripped her hips andbrought her closer. “It's okay to give into your dark desires, Doris.” He whispered against her skin ashe laid her back against the sheets. 1 The horror of the previous nightmare faded away from her asif it never happened. She let William crawl on top of her and touch her body like he owned it. Shewanted him to-like she wanted nothing else in the world. “What does this mean?” She whispered

as he kissed her neck. Her toes curled against the silk sheets and her body arched into him fromsuch a simple touch. He hummed his approval. “Whatever you want it to mean.” He said as hishands moved up her thighs and pushed her short nightgown to her hips. “Oh,” Doris whispered asshe let her fingers run through his short but wild hair. She'd always wanted to know what it felt liketo run her fingers through his black hair, something so small and simple made his eyes darken withlust when he pulled back to look down at her.

It was odd to lay beneath him and let her worries escape her. He moved down her body and torethrough her nightgown until she laid almost naked for his pleasure. She clenched her thighs closedwhen she felt her arousal throb, but he forced them open again as his lips moved down her body toleave kisses and bites as if to claim it as his own. “Oh!” Doris gasped when his mouth found herbreasts. His hand continued it's trail down her body and toyed with the hem of her panties."William-"She moaned. “Say it louder”

“Doris!” Someone was shouting at her, why? The bed started to shake beneath them and Williamdisappeared when the room went dark. “William?” She called, smacking her hands across the bed toreplace him. “Doris! Wake up!” The room vibrated viciously. She could hear glass breaking and booksfalling but she couldn't see any of it

Ice cold water woke her from her fever dream. She sat up gasping, someone held her tightly as shetried to catch her breath. What—what happened? She was back in the cabin, alive and well. Itlooked like it was nighttime but she didn't know how many hours-or days had passed since she fellasleep. “Doris,” William sounded relieved when she looked up at him, he was seated in her bed withhis arms tightly around her. Her nightmares came back in pieces to her mind to try and haunt her sosoon after she escaped them. The dark room, the man in the forest, Enzo and the rogues and Herentire body heated and it had

nothing to do with a fever. She quickly looked away from William and gripped her sheets to coverherself more. Suddenly she wished she could get out of this room and far from him until she forgotall about what he did to her in her dreams. His hands on her body, his kisses on her neck and chest"What did you dream?” He asked as he tried to search her face but she wouldn't let him. “I heardyou call out.” Oh... no. Doris wanted to slam her head into a wall. Had he heard her moan his name?She certainly hoped not-that was worse than any of the nightmares. Perhaps not the one with Enzo,but the rest. “I... dreamed I killed people.” She whispered. William ran his hand down her hair in acomforting gesture, but she wished he wouldn't touch her. At least... not so intimately. A knocksounded at the door, Eliza entered a second later with towels and trays of food. When she saw thelooks on their faces, she hesitated. “I'll come back later.” She said with a lingering look on them bothas she set down the trays and

quickly left. William snarled. “She doesn’t know what privacy means.” Doris was more than happy forthe interruption. “It's fine I... I think I need to eat anyway.” William released her and went to retrievethe food. She tried not to stare at his body as he did so, but she noticed he was wearing differentclothes than

the ones he wore before she fell asleep. When he returned, she forced her eyes to the fire andprayed he couldn't tell she was blushing. “How do you feel now?” He asked. Doris focused on thefood in front of her. She felt as if she could eat a week's worth with how empty she felt. “I feel...fine.” Doris said cautiously as if she was afraid the admission would force her pain to return. “Good.The blood helps push out the poison. You were out for a few days this time.” Doris froze mid chew.“A few days?” William nodded and stared out the window. “I think it's time you get out of thisroom.” 3