Contractually Yours Alpha (Riley) novel Chapter 476

Chapter Ninety Four 

“How did you get out of there? It’s impossible…” 

He placed a finger over my lips. “No questions; I can’t answer them now.” He said and then rose to his feet. 

“Where are you going?” 

He picked up the tray of food; I hadn’t even noticed it, even if the scent filled the room; all my attention had been on him. My mouth watered instantly. “You remember the first time I snuck in some food for you?” he asked. 

“I’ll never forget.‘ 

He passed me the tray, and I accepted it with shaky hands. emptied the bottle of water before emptying the plate of food. When I was done, I looked up to see he was watching me. 

His eyes trailed down my body, taking in the bruises, and I couldn’t help but try to hide them. I looked my worst, and I wonder if it irritated him. 

“Sorry I wasn’t here to protect you from that.” He said it, and I knew what he was referring to. 

“I deserve it.” 

“No, you don’t,” he said, taking a seat beside me on the bed. “If there’s a way to get you out of here, forever, would you take it?” 

I stared at him, trying to read him, but he was impossible to read. “I will do anything to leave this place, anything. 

“Anything?” he asked, and I nodded. 

“What if I ask you to be the person that you hate the most, would you also do that?” 

“I wish you didn’t have to go.” 

“I don’t wish to leave either. But I have to; I need to get things ready.” 

“Can I ask you a question?” I inquired, and he nodded. This had been a question on my mind for days. “When we were at your place and you… did all those things, why didn‘ you… why did you go further…” 

“You are asking why I kept my cock to myself?” he said bluntly, and I turned red. “I will take your virginity, but it wasn’t yet the right time.” 

If it was possible, I would be even redder. “I need to leave now.” He said, and only then did I wonder how he managed to get in; a soldier was by the door, and the window was way too tiny. “Close your eyes.” He said. I didn’t want to, but yet I did; I closed my eyes. “Well? Can I open it now?” I asked, but there was no response. I opened my eyes, and I was completely alone. He was gone; so was the tray and every other sign that indicated he had just been here. 

I couldn’t believe my eyes. Could it have been a dream? 

No. It wasn’t. It was no dream. It was all real.