The Mistake (Volkov Bratva #3) Read Online Sam Crescent

Categories Genre: Alpha Male, Mafia, Suspense Tags Authors: Series: Volkov Bratva Series by Sam Crescent
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Total pages in book: 102
Estimated words: 96714 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 484(@200wpm)___ 387(@250wpm)___ 322(@300wpm)
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“Like what? Take my place?”

Cassie had frowned but I knew if I said that was what I wanted, she would have done it. My sister did love me. No one knew it. Not even Rage. After some of the beatings my father had given, it had been Cassie who helped me. She had treated my wounds, and she had been so angry. She had wanted to run away several times. She even tried to call Social Services, but with how powerful he was, nothing had happened. One of the people on Dad’s payroll had told him someone had called, and I paid the price. Cassie never called again, but she tried every single time to make my life better.

“You don’t deserve this.”

“Dad always said I was destined to die. I guess this is the way I get to go.”

“No. You don’t get to talk like that. This is so unfair.”

I’d smiled at Cassie. I told her I would be fine. I was a survivor and if I could take on our father, then this was nothing. I still breathed, even when he gave up on me. He’d wanted to turn the whole club against me.

Instead, he was dead, I was alive, and married to one of the most powerful men and a true enemy of our father’s. What could go wrong?

There was a lot that could go wrong. The gun opposite was proof of that. Ive was going to try and ruin me. If that was his plan, it would take a lot more than a purposefully placed gun. I was not stupid, and had survived worse.

I picked up the towels and then walked toward the bathroom. Stepping inside, I ignore the man in the shower, dump the towels on top of my wedding dress, and grab the brush I spot on the counter.

Leaving the bathroom, I run the brush through my hair and smirk as I imagine opening the shower and swatting him on the ass with my hairbrush. I wonder what he would think of my weapon of choice. I don’t even know what I’m thinking anymore. Nothing makes any sense. I finish brushing my hair and then move toward the bed, throw back the covers, and climb in.

This had to be one of the strangest days of my life, and this was my life, so I had a lot to compare it to. Also, in a rather strange way, it had also been one of the best days of my life. If I really allowed myself to analyze and think about it, I loved dancing with Ive. He was a good dancer, not that I had anyone to compare him to. He moved gracefully and when his hands were wrapped around me, I truly felt protected.

What the hell was wrong with me?

Chapter Three

Ive

I heard Charlotte enter the room. Did she realize I saw her easily through the glass? The curtain was closed at the end of the shower, but I stood in the frosted glass. What would she do if I pulled her into the shower and forced her to wash my back? I wouldn’t do it.

Charlotte put on a brave face but I knew there was a delicate and frightened woman behind all the brazen words and scream-fest she had while being locked away in my home. Her scars told a story of their own, as well as her words. She tried to hide that side of herself, but there was no hiding or running from the truth.

This was my wedding night, and all day I’d been able to keep myself under control but right now, I sported a fucking hard-on that didn’t want to go down. It had only begun to thicken when I watched Charlotte enter the bathroom.

I couldn’t be attracted to her. She was eighteen fucking years old. A little too young for me and my tastes. But even though she was young, I saw the age in her eyes and it made me hate her father even more. I knew firsthand the kind of monsters that surrounded us. I was one of them. I’d never understood the morons who’d attacked their children for no good reason.

Yes, Charlotte’s mother had passed away during childbirth but she’d not asked to be born. Once again, passing the blame to someone else rather than accept responsibility themselves. Her father and her mother were the ones to blame. They were the ones who fucked in the first place and created a baby. Fucking assholes.

I hated people. And my dick finally lost its erection. Great. Not that I’d be able to do a whole lot with it. There was no way I’d be fucking Charlotte.

I finished washing the soap from my body and quickly did my hair, before climbing out of the shower.

There was a towel waiting for me, so I grabbed it, wrapped it around my waist, and stepped out of the bathroom into the bedroom. Charlotte was already in bed.


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