Goddess of Pain - Katie May Page 0,23

mushroom tip, currently dripping with pre-cum. There’s a vein on the side, one that I’m intimately familiar with. I know exactly how it feels to run my tongue up and down it, sucking it like a freaking lollipop. A—get this—cockipop.

Yeah, I’m not laughing either.

“It’s symbolic, isn’t it?” Sin’s eyes close in bliss as he tilts his chin back. The tattoos on his knuckles mock me from where they’re wrapped around his cock, pumping. Like, hey, girl, we know this is your cock and everything, but we’re going to give it a test drive. Make sure it’s still functioning.

It suddenly occurs to me that during the time we were away from each other, the time when our memories were removed, these men could’ve been with other women. The mere thought has me seeing red, and my nails automatically dig into Sin’s cheeks. That only makes him moan louder, a sardonic grin twisting up his lips as blood pours from the open wound.

“What’s symbolic?” I grit out, remembering that he asked me a question.

“For you to die in flames,” he purrs just as his cock jerks, spraying cum across his toned stomach.

“You fucking sadist,” Helio murmurs, but Arsin continues to smile unrepentantly, stroking himself through the aftershocks.

My eyes remain glued to the white liquid coating Arsin’s beautifully tan stomach. He’s gotten darker from his time on Earth, almost as if he spent most of his days lying on a beach.

Hopefully, it was just him. By himself. No males or females around him.

“Did you miss me, Flower?” Sin whispers, raising both his hands to caress my cheeks, his right one still sticky from his cum. Staring at his upside-down face, I can’t help but wilt a little bit inside like the nickname he gave me. He called me that once—what feels like an eternity ago—after an intense lovemaking session.

“I missed you all.” I lift my gaze to encompass Helio as well. “So, so much. Avery…” I trail off in stark horror.

Avery, the God of Death and my best friend. The man who’s been with me for as long as I can remember.

And the string of bodies from my childhood.

That fucker.

“Avery?” Sin sits up abruptly, eyes narrowed into slits. “Do I need to kill him?”

“He’s been with me…” I trail off at Sin’s accusatory stare and Helio’s accepting one. Of course the latter already knew that. He knows everything about me.

“Do you think he’s behind this?” Helio asks in that gruff voice of his. When his eyes darken almost imperceptibly, I know he won’t hesitate to take vengeance into his own hands if he discovers Avery betrayed us.

“No,” I say immediately, adamantly, ignoring the way Sin continues to stare up at me in abject horror. “No.”

“He’s been with you?” Sin asks slowly. “This entire time?” Before I can even respond, he’s on his feet, pacing. His cock bobs with every step he takes, and Helio backs away in disgust when Sin steps too close. “That motherfucker! How dare he? I should’ve been the one with you. Me!”

Body trembling, he bends down—flashing me his muscular ass—and grabs a pack of cigarettes from his discarded dress pants. Using the tip of his finger as a lighter, he places the cigarette to his lips.

He begins to mutter incoherently beneath his breath, continuing his incessant pacing.

“Helio, did the same thing happen to you?” I turn towards the scowling man, and his features instantly soften. “Did someone hire you to kill me?”

He frowns, as if the memory of it pains him, before nodding reluctantly.

“You were going to kill her?” Arsin roars, spinning on his heel to glare at Helio. It’s ironic, really, considering the fact that Sin blew up my car with every intention of me being inside of it. But then again, nothing about Sin is normal. “I’ll burn you alive and eat your charred remains like a fucking duck!”

“Enough!” I snap, jumping to my feet and placing one hand on Helio’s chest and one on Arsin’s. “Do you guys have the name of the person who asked you to kill me?”

“Hired,” Sin corrects, seemingly already forgetting his original anger towards Helio. “I think you mean, the person who hired us to kill you.”

“Are you guys both assassins?” I volley my gaze between the two men, but in all honesty? I can totally see it. They practically excrete danger and havoc.

Helio’s unwavering stare holds my own, and he bobs his head once in acknowledgment. I have a vivid image of Helio stalking through the shadows, enacting vengeance on