Gypsy Brothers: The Complete Series

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past; I should have just made one up.
    It seems that the only thing that gets Dornan hornier than a girl auditioning for a job by screwing him is killing her supposed ex-boyfriend. The hours after he shoots Michael are possibly even worse than the night six years ago when Dornan and his sons took turns raping me. Because at least then I could struggle.
    At least then I could scream.
    Now, here, it is like I am in a hell that I will never escape. Six years’ worth of nightmares are coming to life in the space of a few incredibly torturous hours.
    Dornan is high and he wants to fuck.
    “What’s wrong, baby girl?” he keeps asking me over and over as I lay flat on my back, being fucked, unable to move.
    I just have one question, baby girl.
    After it has been going on for an hour or maybe more, I clear my raw throat.
    “Stop,” I plead.
    He doesn’t stop.
    I push his warm chest away from mine.  I can’t breathe. I threw up my breakfast in the shower as I watched Michael’s blood and pieces of skull rinse from my skin and drift lazily down the drain, gone forever. I am shaky and starving.
    For a moment, I think he will stop, afford me a small rest before he starts up again.
    “Please?” I ask him. “Please just stop for a minute.”
    He doesn’t stop.
    It’s the drugs , I realize. He is frustrated. He is hard and he is horny and the drugs are stopping him from having that release that he needs so desperately to calm down.
    “Stop!” I yell, pushing his chest with all my might. Surprisingly, he doesn’t pin me down as I suspected he would, but draws himself out of me and rolls to the side, coming to a standing position beside the bed. I draw my knees up to my chest and watch in horror as he pulls a shiny black gun from his side table.
    It is only now that I see his entire body is shaking, balanced precariously on the edge of an overdose.
    “What did you take?” I ask calmly, sitting up on the side of the bed. I am alarmed. He can’t die, not now, not before he suffers for me. It would be too easy for him to just OD and die before I’ve made him regret ever meeting my father.
    He doesn’t answer, just starts to pace the room, his cock still erect in front of him, his index finger nervously bouncing against the trigger of his gun.
    “Dornan, you need to calm down,” I say, still in shock and not ready for him to shoot me, too. “You’ve taken something.”
    “Too pure,” he says, “too pure. We gotta cut it down, cut it down–”
    “Hey!” I say loudly, trying to cut through his incoherent monologue.
    He swings around and presses the tip of the gun to my forehead. I gasp.
    “Why did you come here?” he asks me, his breathing short and sharp. He is angry. Angry and peaking.
    Stick to the story.
    “I had nowhere else to go,” I say honestly, and it is true. I had nowhere else to go .
    “You know what I did for you? The risk I took?” I nod.
    “I know. Thank you for protecting me.” The words are pouring out of my mouth before I can even think. I will do anything for him to take the gun away from my head and calm down.
    “I fucking risked EVERYTHING for you, and you don’t even care?”
    Oh God. Oh Godohgodohgod .
    “I do care,” I say, and I do the only thing I can think to do to calm him down. I take his cock in my hands and start stroking back and forth, making a tight fist. He seems to relax almost immediately, but doesn’t take the gun away. I look up at him through my eyelashes and see his face still incredibly tense, his body twitching with too much pent-up energy and high-grade methamphetamine.
    I have to do something. I take his cock and guide it gently to my mouth, teasing the underside with the tip of my tongue. His whole body is still shaking but he moans and drops the gun to his side, his other hand stroking my hair.
    I keep going, thankful that I at least don’t have to look at him. I pretend that we are other people, somewhere else, and this, too, makes it easier to keep

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