And Then There Were Four (Lilith Carrie)

Chapter 207: Confessions of Silas

Silas.

What the hell was I thinking?!

The moment I entered the small cottage and saw Finn pleasing Cassie, I was overcome with the urge to watch her passion unfold. I didn't want to turn away and even mustered the courage to be able to help participate.

The way her body gave in to him, and the way she so willingly pleased him while I guided her head allowing her to only have what I wanted her to have… it made my c**k harder than it had ever been before.

Of course, I was a dragon and it was typical for creatures like me to end up taking multiple mates but there was no way in hell that Cassie was my mate. There was no way in hell that any of this was f*****g possible. Yet, when she came and he filled her, it took everything in me not to claim her myself and mix my seed with his to ensure she carried a child.

It took everything in me to also make sure he knew she was mine, and only got her when I said he could have her. Dragons were possessive creatures, and it was only because of her I let him taste her to begin with.

Anger boiled through me as I stormed out of the cottage and out into the evening air. My hand ran through my hair as I tried to calm the raging inferno inside me. Never had I been denied anything, and yet I denied myself the pleasure of Cassie.

I let another man take what was rightfully mine.

Thrashing out, my fist connected with a nearby tree and the splintering of wood echoed through the forest near the cottage. I promised Pollux I was going to control my anger, and that I wouldn't shift here because of the humans that lived nearby, but at this moment I was finding it difficult for me to keep the promise I made.

“Silas!" The sound of Finn's voice was the last thing that I wanted to hear. However, I expected it after everything that just happened.

“Leave me alone," I snapped, refusing to look at him. “Go back to Cassie's side where you belong."

Laughter escaped Finn, causing me to spin around in anger as I spotted him standing outside the closed door of the cottage with his arms crossed over his chest and a smug expression on his face as if what had happened was everything he had ever wanted. “Why are you acting like this, Silas? We talked about her before."

He wasn't wrong on that front. Not long after we had arrived here and she was spending time with her mother, Finn pulled me aside and explained to me why he had wanted to bring her here. That he was looking to get close to her because she was the one he was fated to, and he needed her to realize that.

That she needed to realize she was his queen.

The thought now irritated me. I didn't want them to be together, but then at the same time, part of me did. The conflict weighed heavily on my soul and thought I was trying my hardest to be supportive. It was a challenge. “I'm not acting like anything."

just tell me what is wrong so that we can move

I narrowed my gaze further and sneered, “You think

isn't becoming of you, Silas, Prince of

that bit of information put me on alert. I had been through a lot of things in my time, and hiding away from the title I once held was

snapped, taking a step towards him, “no one knows that

but with a brow raised and amusement lingering in his eyes. “It's my job to know things, Silas. Did you really think when you came to my kingdom I wouldn't find out who you

“What do you mean?"

“Fae know everything. Plus, I have contacts that do their job very well at keeping me

wasn't sure why he would go to such lengths. “What reason would

I guess in simpler terms, I was checking out my competition. Though that is irrelevant now that

know something like that. He was Fae yes, and I knew that their people had powers that the majority of realms couldn't even begin

by everything going on, but it isn't about you. We all care for her. Even

f*****g killed her once," I scoffed in a bitter tone that made Finn's lips turn into a smirk once more as he raised

quality a dragon such as yourself should have. Everyone makes mistakes, Silas. At the end of the day, it's not about what we do or who we were. It's about what we are willing to do now to correct ourselves and be who we are

at me with this kind of conversation. The Fae were known to be wise as they were

who committed a crime like he did," I finally replied, watching Finn step forward. His look of amusement shifted into

Anna forgave you in the end, didn't she? After all,

the same!" I bellowed as rage filled me and the fires of my anger bubbled to the surface. “How dare you speak on something you know nothing

cloud his eyes

side of Fae, full of rage and yet still composed,

side of him. Though I would never admit

what happened, and I agree with the choices you made. Bjorn was out of control and would have condemned the human realm to chaos had he not been stopped. If Odin was able

I shook my head. “I am not the man she needs to be with. I can do nothing to make her happy.

must do. This is the reason that Anna has come back. She and Cassie are one, and in order for Cassie to fulfill her destiny,

too much for me to handle.

so fierce it broke me when she was gone. I had wanted her to be mine, and though rejection was the only fate

determination flowed through Cassie that I had seen so many times in Anna's eyes and with it, it constantly brought