chapter 64
Sinful Mates 1-3
No amount of pleading would make me forgive them this time; I wanted the truth. But even
then, would it be the truth coming from them or just another lie, another excuse. We all sat
awkwardly at dining table eating. Tobias and Theo's eyes never leaving me, when Caroline
announced that they would be leaving, my heart skipped a beat. I didnât want to be left alone with
them. I didn't want to be around them. Seeing my panic, Caroline stood up placing a hand on my
shoulder.
â1 will be back Tomorrowâ she said.
âWe have work Tomorrow, you will have to come to the officeâ Tobias spoke his eyes never
leaving my face.
âI'm not going, you can go by yourselfâ I spat at him not even bothering to look at him. I heard
him growl lowly but one look from his mother made him shut up.
âI will come over first thing okayâ she said looking down at me. I could feel through the bond
Theo and Tobias didn't want me anywhere they weren't. Well, they were going to have to suck it up.
I have no intentions of spending more time than necessary with them. Caroline and Josiah
eventually left, leaving me alone with my mates. When I couldn't handle their stares anymore or the
awkward silence. I got up walked upstairs.
I grabbed my pyjamas and headed for the shower; I didn't care for their excuses. While
showering Tobias and Theo walked in. I was currently washing my hair. I turned my back to them
when I heard the door open.
âLet us explain Imogenâ Theo spoke.
âSave it, I don't trust you and how am I supposed to know it isn't more lies? Seems to be the
only thing you know how to do.â
I heard the door lock click and turned to see that Tobias had locked the bathroom door. I
glared at him before turning around
âYou will listen.â I rolled my eyes at his tone.
âLet's hear it then, get it over with so I can leave.â I was annoyed, I wasn't stepping one foot out
of this shower, I knew they wanted to touch me and if they did, I would turn to putty in their hands
because of a stupid mate bond I have no control over.
âI never lied when I said I killed her. We caught her in bed with Alaric. Alaric bolted when we
found out. I grabbed her in anger when we realised, she had played us all along. What I didnât know
was that Theo had given her blood the night before and it was still her system. I thought I killed her,
and Theo was too slow to react, to stop me. Only after I snapped her neck and body fell limp on the
floor, did Theo realise what I had done. A few minutes later she woke and started laughing before
walking out. She knew we couldn't touch her now without the council's permission, that was her
plan all along. She wanted us to kill her so she could be with him. Alaric couldn't change her; his
parents would never allow him to be with a non-supernatural. So, he had us do it.â
âDid you love her?â I asked.
âWe thought we did. We refused to find another female until we saw you. I felt an instant pull
to you. I ignored it but Theo couldn't. We agreed not to act on it. We didn't want to be involved
with another human. But the mate bond just got stronger, the pull to you got stronger, to the point
I couldn't ignore it anymore,â Tobias said. I shook my head they only want me because some
invisible bond makes them.
âThat's not true Imogen, we love you and not just because the bond. Don't think that,â Theo
said with growl. I turned around to face them, my face devoid of emotion. I honestly didn't care for
their reasons no more; you can only lie and treat someone like that for so long before they have
enough. Before they find the end their rope and snap.
âStay out of my head Theo, now I heard your excuse it doesnât change anything. Now unlock
the doorâ I said reaching out and grabbing a towel and wrapping it around myself. I see Theo try to
grab my hand, but I pull back.
âDonât touch me, your excuses donât change anything, not anymoreâ My voice was level which
even I was impressed by the lack of emotion behind my words. Theo didn't listen though, still trying
to reach for me even after I walked towards the door, where Tobias was leaning on the door frame.
âYou can't ignore us forever you know this Imogen; you can't ignore a mate bond we tried
already; it will be no different for you,â Tobias said his face moving to mine as he blocked my exit.
His breath fanning my face and his lips so close nearly made me forget everything. His close
proximity and the heat radiating off his body overwhelming me. I shook my head trying to shake off
the feeling. I heard him chuckle slightly knowing he was winning and that only angered me.
âMove Tobias nowâ I said putting my hand on his chest and trying to get him away. I ignored
the sparks that were moving up my arm threatening to take over all my rational thoughts. He
stepped to the side letting me past. I grabbed my handbag and clothes before walking towards the
door.
âWhere do you think you're going, Imogen?â
âAway from you, I am sleeping in the guest room,â I said, throwing the door open and walking
out. I quickly got changed before climbing in the bed. I was exhausted but the bed felt cold and
lonely without them and way to big, I was so used to Tobias's warmth, that I didn't realise I would
actually miss it, miss the feeling of our legs getting tangled and the weight of their arms draped
over me. I wriggled around a lot, but I wasn't giving in. That's what they wanted and after a few
hours of rolling around trying to get comfortable, I finally managed to get some sleep.
I was awoken in what felt like only a couple hours later by the feel of cold hands running down
my arms, making me shiver before I felt his cool lips on my cheek. I opened my eyes to find Theo
staring down at me while sitting next to me on the bed. I rolled over trying to go back to sleep.
âYou can't be mad at us forever, Hun, so I don't know why you're even trying.â
I ignored him and closed my eyes.
âWe have to go work,â he said. I could tell he was hoping I wanted to go with them.
âThen goâ I said not even trying to hide the anger, I felt towards them. I heard him sigh and the
bed move as he got up. A few minutes later, I hear the front door open, and the sound of Theo's car
being backed out of the garage before speeding along the dirt road. Sitting up, I wandered
downstairs and turned the kettle on needing my caffeine fix.
I had just finished making my coffee when I remembered the test in my bag. My heart skipping
a beat. Quickly chugging the coffee. I ran upstairs to retrieve my bag. I sat it on the island bench
reading over the instructions. Seemed simple enough I just had to pee on the stick and wait. When
it came time to do it though. I suddenly felt nervous, I picked the box up and stared at it before
putting it down again. It's just a test Imogen, doesn't mean it will be positive. You're late because of
stress. I kept telling myself though, I had this nagging feeling I was lying to myself. Glaring at the
box, I snatched it up removing the stick from wrapper, I walked into the bathroom. I quickly peed
then washed my hands leaving the pregnancy test on a hand towel.
I walked out and finished my coffee. My heart hammering in my chest at the three-minute wait.
I kept looking at the clock and back towards the bathroom. Please be negative, I thought. This
would be a disaster if I were pregnant. I only have two more days of living left.
When the time came, I walked over and picked up the test and nearly fainted. I felt bile rise up
in my throat and ran for the toilet before being violently sick. My hands became clammy and sweat
ran down my neck. I couldn't stop the tears from coming as sobs racked my body. I didn't know
what to do, as I looked down at the test window which had two lines confirming, I was indeed
pregnant. And if the estimation was correct, I was five weeks along.
I suddenly heard the front door open, Caroline's singsong voice coming to me. âImogen?â She
called. I quickly grabbed everything dumping it back in the box and throwing it in the trash just as
she came around the corner. I walked out of the bathroom.
âYou okay dear? You look a little paleâ She asked looking at me. I nodded not trusting my voice.
âTea?â I asked nervously. She nodded and I see her eyes dart behind me. Before she looked up
at me questionably. I went to close the door when she stopped me.
âWhat's that?â she said pointing to the sink basin. I was positive, I threw everything out in my
haste. She walked past me and picked up the pregnancy test that was resting on the basin. I was so
busy trying to get rid of the box, I forgot about the test. She picked it up and I held my breath.
âYou're pregnant.â She gasped looking at me. Her hands slightly shaking as she examined the
test. I didn't know what to say she had the proof, she needed in her hand. I couldn't exactly deny it
now.
Her next words shocked me and made my blood run cold.
âYou can't tell them, Imogen,â she said, her voice sounded sad as she grabbed the trash bin out
and started walking out, dumping the test in the bin.
âI will get rid of this,â she said. And for a second, I thought she meant the baby.
âWhat do you mean?â I asked suddenly feeling scared.
âThey won't care that you're pregnant Imogen, they won't risk losing you.â
âYou're not making sense, Caroline. I can't hide it from them,â I told her.
âImogen you have two days before they change you, this won't stop themâ she said coming to
a stop and turning around to face me. I let her words sink in.
âThey would still change me even if I am pregnant with their child?â I asked. She nodded her
head. I never wanted to pregnant, but I also didnât want to kill an innocent baby.
âYou need to run; we need to get you out of here. I have lost enough to this life, so have you. I
won't lose a chance at having a grandchildâ she said her voice thick with emotion.000000