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KISS ME KILL ME;HIS ENEMY HIS OBSESSION  Novel Cover

KISS ME KILL ME;HIS ENEMY HIS OBSESSION

In the shadow of a lethal rivalry, a ruthless mafia heir finds himself consumed by a dangerous obsession with the one person he is sworn to destroy. As their blood-soaked worlds collide, a volatile romance ignites between these two enemies, blurring the line between hatred and desire. Every kiss is a gamble and every touch carries a threat of betrayal. In a high-stakes game of power and revenge, will their lethal attraction lead to salvation or a final, fatal end?
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Chapter 5

Elira's POV

A scream tore through my throat as they whipped my back. I was clothed this time but barely.

I only had a singlet and shorts on, and my whole body was filled with scars and burn marks.

“Argh,” I yelled again as the whip came down on my back again.

I bit my lower lip to stop myself from yelling, and I could already taste blood on my tongue. But the whipping only worsened as though they enjoyed me yelling my lungs out.

”Why don't you scream louder?” the man in the mask said, and with how his eyes were crinkled at the edges, he was smiling and enjoying my torture.

I looked up at him and smirked.

“Why don't you take off the chains and I'll show you how to scream?” I taunted him, and he frowned, his face turning red as he whipped me again, but harder this time.

I flinched backwards, my back hurting so badly.

“Enough,” came a voice from the small speaker in the room, and they paused immediately, stepping back from me and walking out of the room.

I couldn't feel my arms anymore, I couldn't tell how many days had passed, hell, I couldn't even tell whether it was day or night.

I had been hanging by the chains, and my wrists bled every time I moved. My body was terribly weak, so that even if I were released right now, I wouldn't be able to do anything.

The camera's light was still blinking, and every day, I would look at it just once and smile.

If they think this bit of torture would break me the they don't know what's coming to them.

The glass doors open and some men walk in carrying a big box.

They move to one of the walls and slowly wipe the box, placing a TV.

“Spoiling me now, aren't you all?” I asked in a sarcastic tone, but they didn't say anything.

They just go about working. One of them looked scared to be in my presence. His hand kept shaking as he worked.

Bingo.

“I can't believe I've been put here. What did I do to deserve this?” I began to cry, tears streaking down my face.

The soft guy, flinched and turned a bit to face me. He had a mask on his face like his partner.

“Focus Marco. She's baiting you,” the other one said, and he flinched, facing his front again.

“I really didn't do anything. Please let me go.” I yelled, wailing louder.

But Softy didn't turn to face me. His hands still trembled though.

The other one who seemed more mentally strong, came over to me and looked at me cautiously before placing a device on my neck.

Just as he moved closer to inspect if it was placed properly, I bent my head down and chomped down on his neck, biting so hard that I began to feel his blood in my mouth.

He began to yell, flailing around for me to release him, but I didn't.

Softy began to panic, and he came to me, trying to pull his friend off me, but he wasn't as strong as I thought.

The camera beeped as I stared at it for the second time that day and men rushed into the room.

One came over and hit me across the face, making my vision blurry, so I had no choice but to let go of the guy's neck.

He fell to the floor with a thud, shaking in a traumatised state. His eyes were wide open, and blood sputtered from his neck.

His eyes found mine and I looked at him with my eyes narrowed in slots.

“You should probably get a rabies shot after this.”

He shivered, looking like he was wishing for my death. The other men helped him out but softly kept glancing at me.

I laughed hysterically, even though my body ached, and I knew what was coming for attacking the man.

Once they were out, leaving the guards, they surrounded me.

I bowed my head, getting ready for another round of beating till I passed out and was forced to wake up and pass out again. When I stood, I felt my chains taken off me.

The TV turned on and was black at first till several small screens came on with people in each screen.

I fell to the ground when the second chain came off and stared at the faces.

My vision wasn't one hundred person but I could make out who they were.

The mafia that hated my father and me. They looked haughtily at me.

The camera must be broadcasting my suffering to them and they must be having so much fun, seeing it. So why was this TV brought here? So I could see my suffering too? Watch them mock me?

How hilarious.

I was sprawled on the floor as the men surrounded me.

“What were our orders?” one of them said through his mask.

Why were they wearing masks? Is there something in the air to weaken me?

A computerised voice came through the speakers. “Fight with her. Fair and square.”

I didn't want to look at the camera again. I had already done that enough times today, so I just let my head lie on the floor, limp.

“Is she strong enough to fight? We just might kill her in the process.” I e of them said, kicking me in the stomach as he laughed.

I heard footsteps coming closer to my head and then, my head was pulled back and a liquid was forced into my mouth.

Poison?

But I refused to swallow.

He looked me dead in the eyes and spoke in a soft and quiet voice “Swallow if you want to live.”

His words confused me. Isn't everyone here supposed to hate me, except Softie?

A voice came from the screen. “Get on with the match already. I didn't pay too money to see her drink some stupid shit,” he yelled.

I looked at the screen and marked his face.

I swallowed the drink and slumped back to the floor.

The men were silent for a while till a bell rang from the speakers. “One man each, two minutes.”

“I want to go first.” one said, sounding too excited as he cracked his knuckles.

“I'd like to put this bitch in her place,” he said with so much disgust.

I pulled my hair and I got a look at his face. I remembered him. He was one of the guards who worked for me, but I fired him for indecent actions with a maid.

“You really think you're all high and mighty? You didn't even let me get some with that maid,” he gritted through his teeth and then whispered, If we were allowed to have our way with you, you would have died from the pleasure I'd have given.” he smiled, but his breath stank, and I scrunched up my nose.

“Come closer,” I said with a hoarse voice.

He looked confused at first and then his eyes glinted as he moved closer to my face.

I pulled my head back and then pushed it forward hard, nodding him on the head.

He fell back on his back, holding his forehead as he yelled out in the room.

None of the other men came to help him. They just stood, watching him. I guess they're really following the rules, huh? One man, two minutes.

I slowly got up and felt strength in my body. Was it from that man? I looked around, trying to find his face, but for some reason, they all looked the same now.

“You stupid, dumb, bitch.” he got up and walked over to me, still holding his head that had a little cut with blood dripping from it.

“I staggered as I walked, still trying to get my footing after not using my body actively for a while.

“You have 40 seconds more. You're sure you don't want to use it to bring me to my knees?” I teased.

There was a timer on the screen, and my audience looked so invested in me being brought down by a perverted fool.

“I don't need up to forty seconds, you slut.”

He swung at me and I dodged it with the little power I had in my body. I threw a punch, but it had no strength, and it ended up being like a toddler throwing a tantrum.

Laughter filled my ears from the screen as they laughed at me, the man also bent down, slapping his knee and laughing his heart out.

I felt my strength coming back. Bit by bit.

“Let's try that again shall we?” I said, turning to the side and coughing up blood and then turning to face him.

He smirked and walked so close to me with his hands out. “Try me. Let me see how much those baby hands can—-”

I threw a punch and a sickening crunch was heard as he fell to the floor with his head twisted in an odd direction.

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