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Castle Nevoie Ch 01

Castle Nevoie Ch 01

by emilyagilbert
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Notes to reader:

I went with BDSM, but please note there is also a fantasy element. If Vampires turn you off, look away now!

Tess-O'Meter -- Amber.

-X

Ana Bryant-Jones hummed to herself, more for comfort than anything else, as she negotiated the twisting mountain road. Dark as pitch, she was at least three hours drive from the nearest small town in these conditions, and had to keep her lights on dip as the heavy snow just reflected the main beam back at her.

'But you know, if would be pretty,' she thought to herself. If only she could see past the swirling, dizzying flakes. 'And, if maybe it was spring!'

Staying in second gear she babied the car around another bend. She should have stayed at the project another night. After three years, one more night wouldn't have mattered. But once she felt the pull in her gut to move on, move on she did.

And the dreams.

Pain and sex. Wrapped up in two mystery bodies who pleasured her and more. A strange weakness and breathless laughing. Every night she woke, aching, used, and feeling bruised, but no bruises. Just a strange tenderness that faded as she drifted back to sleep.

An orphan, since the age of eight, she had aged out of the system in Vancouver and immediately moved to France for university. Then more study in Berlin, then travel and work in South East Asia, the next two years as a femdom mistress in Amsterdam, before the last three years studying and helping to protect wolves.

It had been fascinating, and she would miss her boyfriend, Luca, but he had known every time he begged her for use and pain, that it was a temporary arrangement.

The car slipped a little on the treacherous surface and Ana cursed at her lack of attention. This was no place to have an accident.

Even as the thought came, she gasped and slammed on her brakes. Immediately losing traction, the back end whipping to the left.

The car stopped quickly in the deep snow, as she hadn't been traveling fast, but still she took three deep breaths before she dared to open her eyes. It was a dream, it must be a dream.

It was a nightmare.

Ana sobbed out a breath as she stumbled from the car and moved cautiously towards the hanging man.

Some sort of gibbet was set up on this barren highway. The skeletal trees coated in snow, swaying in the wind and the rough wooden frame where the man swung just a couple of feet above the snow.

His wrists and feet were hog-tied behind him with heavy, rusty, metal cuffs, and the damage was clear. A rope dangled attaching the cuffs to the gibbet.

He was face down, his head hanging, dark, snow covered hair framed a frozen agonized expression. He was naked, several inches of snow covering his back and legs, as his head and torso almost swept the ground.

Even as she fell to her knees, sobbing out a plea, she was sure he must be dead.

His face was beautiful, carved with sharp cheekbones, lush lips, and long, snow encrusted lashes. His body was also beautiful, or would be, if it wasn't for the injuries. Every part of him was bruised, burnt, cut, or bleeding. Whip marks, cane marks, fist marks. The body was broken and limp, blood dripping a haphazard pattern on the snow as he swayed in the wind.

Ana had the flashed remembrance of a conversation with Luca. She had jested that her next job would be a torturer or maybe she missed her calling as a serial killer.

Luca, splayed on his tummy on the bed, his buttocks red and bruised, his back glowing from the flogging and his ass still quivering from use, all as a result of their farewell play, had chastised her. "You only enjoy it if your sub enjoys it," he had pointed out. "I'll miss you, Ana."

Ana shook her head in denial as she reached out shaking fingers to gently press to the throttled neck. No, she could never do such as this. This was true evil. The tears burnt her cheeks, but were already cold as they dripped from her chin. She couldn't find a pulse, but she also couldn't leave him like this and she was miles from help.

Her hand falling helplessly her lap she tried to swallow back the tears, before taking a deep breath. No one else was here, only she was. And she would not leave him.

Her gaze fell on the random blood splatter and she glanced around nervously, squinting into the dark trees.

It may attract an insomniac bear, or possibly wolves. Uncommon, but not unheard in these mountains. Even the project's pack had roamed within 50 miles of here at times of hunger. And they were clever. They would scavenge near humans if hungry enough.

Then Ana's heart suddenly raced as the realisation hit her.

He was still bleeding.

He could be alive.

"Shit!" Ana scrambled to her knees, trying and failing again to find a pulse. But she thought his lips moved, ever so slightly as she touched his face. "Okay, I'm going to help you, Hold on," she said clearly. Then realized she had spoken English and repeated it in Romanian.

She stood and looked around. His low level would help. Rushing to the still running car (she had left the door open), she jumped in and cursed until the tyres caught and drove slowly towards him. Allowing the car to gently brush his body.

When he was level with the back wheel, she jumped out and opened the back door. "I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I can't carry you far." She moved the car back again, until the open door touched him.

"I'll have to swing you in," she shouted at the inert figure as she grabbed a small saw from the emergency kit.

Gritting her teeth, Ana hauled the body backwards and then shoved him towards the car. The man's head, shoulders and brutalized torso swung into the back seat, but his legs started to pull him back out. Hating herself, Ana shoved a boot into his stomach and pinned him, as she reached up to saw through the rope.

When it unexpectedly snapped, he would have slipped onto the ground if not for her boot. The rope ran free from the cuffs and his legs flopped down.

"No, nope," Ana grunted and bent his legs into the car, forcing the door closed before slipping and sliding around to the other door. His ankles and wrists were still bound, but there was nothing she could do about that.

Ana heaved until he was across the seat and quickly bundled dry blankets around the still, ice cold body.

Jogging back around she dove into the driver's seat and thankfully slammed her door. The hot air was blasting, it would soon warm up.

Twisting in the seat she pulled off her coat and added another layer. Brushing the snow gently from the dark hair. "We're about three hours from the town. Or maybe we'll pass a house. You just have to hold on." Was it her imagination or did his lashes flicker slightly?

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Ana swallowed hard and leaned over to tug her hat over his head, her dark red hair falling free. Then, with a deep breath she started to take the car in a slow turn back towards the road, having no idea what was under the snow.

She had barely made a quarter turn when she stopped again. Forgetting to breathe in shock as she stared at the open gates.

Open gates where there had previously been impenetrable forest.

"Jesus," her breath came out in a whoosh. "They weren't there. This isn't possible."

A dark track ran through a tunnel of trees from the ancient gates. Ana looked back at her passenger. "There was no gate. It's creepy. I don't know what to do."

This time the lashes definitely fluttered and his lips moved just a little.

She reached over and cupped his cheek. The pain was etched clear on his face. "There could be help. We'll take care of each other, yea? Let's do this."

Heart thumping, Ana drove slowly through the old gates. The snow was lighter under the tunnel of trees and the car moved with more ease. Ana letting out a squeal when it pinged at her.

"Jesus, shut up," she complained as she clicked the seat belt into place before automatically checking the mirror. "Oh, dear God."

The gates were no more. Just tangled brambles and trees.

Hands shaking she took the road with care. Chatting with the unconscious man about how it may be spooky now, but would be glorious in the fall. And how she was sure they were close to help.

In fact, Ana was accosted by a strange sense of Deja Vue, similar to her dreams, and as they came out of the tunnel of trees she was unsurprised to see the castle looming in front of them.

There was a light burning by the huge, ancient door and another by a large barn. That was enough for her. "We've found help. I'll be right back."

Pushing back the sensation that somehow she knew this place, Ana ran up the steps and yanked on the chain, reassured to hear a low gong sound deep within the castle.

She pulled twice more straight away and then ran back to the car. "Someone will come. You just hold on."

She heard a heavy bolt being dragged across and glanced up as a crack appeared at the edge of the door fifteen feet away. "Please, I need help," she yelled and bent back to the man. "It's going to," she broke off on a yelp as she was wrenched backwards and held by her throat in mid-air, only a spilt second after the door had started to open.

She gasped, her legs kicking, as she stared into a snarling face. Black eyes, like the pupils had stolen any colour. Dark hair and bronzed skin. A young man. Small and terrifying, who was holding her with just one hand high in the air and crushing her throat.

The rest of her grasping scream escaped as a blur sent the man flying, taking her car door with him. They both landed over twenty feet away.

Another man was supporting her against the car with one hand. Dark blonde hair mussed by the breeze. "Leave her. She couldn't have done this." He turned his head and stared at her with eyes also black as the night.

"I'm sorry, we won't hurt you. Where was he?" he indicated the broken man in her car.

Ana swallowed and forced out, "The gate. He was hanging, tied behind his back, then there was a gate."

She cowered as the first man approached and moved into the car. "Oh, Christ, Emil. Oh no!" He reached in and there was a loud snapping sound, the metal cuffs thrown out into the snow, and then he seemed to effortlessly lift the larger man from the car.

Ana felt her knees start to go. "Then the gate was gone," she managed, feeling strong arms lift her as the world swirled away.

-X

Ana grumbled in sleep and shifted in the chair. Her left cheek was burning. Too hot. She squiggled until the heat was on her right cheek. Much better.

Awareness floated back and she heard a crackling sound. The fire that was throwing out so much heat. Then the chair she was snuggled into, a soft blanket covering her.

Then her memory flooded back and she sat up with a shout.

"It's okay, you're safe, please be calm," she recognized the second, taller man as he held a glass towards her in the low flickering light. "Here, it's brandy."

He was shadowed by the bright fire and she took the glass slowly, sipping and wincing when she swallowed.

The man reached for her, but paused when she shrank back. Resting a hand on the chair's arm instead. "I'm so sorry. I am Eugen. My husband is Camil. He didn't mean to hurt you, he was upset to see our friend."

"You know that man?" Ana rasped and took another sip.

"Yes. Emil. He is very dear to us."

"I'm sorry. Is he dead?"

"No. No he will recover. He should recover."

Ana handed the glass back to him with a quiet thanks. "Would it be possible to have more light? The fire is dazzling me."

"Oh, I apologize, of course." Eugen leapt up and quickly lit some lamps. The room came into view. A large, very old kitchen. "I forget that people can't see as well as I can in the dark, but I," he stopped and glanced at her. Moving over and setting a third lamp next to the chair. "I have very good night vision," he ended weakly.

Ana studied him in the better light. "Your eyes are blue." She frowned, "Outside?"

"Well, it's dark," he said quickly. "So hard to tell. Yes, my eyes are blue. So are yours and very pretty, but I think you should rest. You do look tried and you've had a terrible shock."

He stopped, surprised when she reached for his arm. "How is it possible your friend will recover? I've never seen so much damage done to any living thing."

He winced and studied the flagstones for a moment. "Um, well. I think."

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"I think explanations are best left for the morning." Ana felt a slight panic rise as Camil crossed the room.

"How is he?" Eugen asked quietly.

"Resting now. Quiet." Camil gave his husband a pull to his feet and knelt in his place in front of Ana's chair. "I'm so sorry I hurt you. I only knew my friend was badly wounded and thought to defend." He raised his head to fix her with soft brown eyes. "Do you need to call anyone, is someone waiting for you? The road is not safe in this storm."

Ana looked from one to the other and let out a slow breath before she raised her chin defiantly. "No one is expecting me."

Camil smiled slightly as Eugen muttered, "Brave girl."

"I swear, you are safe here. Will you come and rest?" he held his hand out, palm up, his smile widening when Ana took it.

"We moved your car to our barn," Eugen told her. "I'm sorry, I will fix the door, but this storm will likely take several days to pass. You are welcome here and as Camil said, you are safe."

Ana nodded, her instincts told her she was, but still?

"We brought your case in, there is a room close to the kitchen," Camil told her. "I lit the fire. Eugen will bring some bread and honey, and hot milk, try to eat and then rest." He tugged her from the kitchen and a few steps down a gloomy passageway, turning into a charming well lit room, warm from its own dancing fire. Her case was set next to the bed.

"Perhaps if you could stay within this room or the kitchen for tonight, so you don't get lost. We will show you around tomorrow. Maybe wait until the morning for this as well," he opened the door and grinned when she gasped in pleasure at the bathroom. "The castle is old but we have some twenty first century luxury. No shower tonight though, you're falling asleep where you stand."

"Good idea." Ana's voice remained raspy. "And I will have questions in the morning."

"We understand," Eugen said as he brought in thick slices of bread and a large mug. "Push your questions and suspicions aside and rest well tonight." He caught her eyes again. "You have my word. You are safe."

"Thank you."

He smiled and nodded. "I'm going to check on Emil. My husband will heal your neck so you can actually eat some food." He left with no more than a smirk at Camil.

Ana looked at Camil with questions in her eyes.

"I can heal the harm I caused, but it is," he paused. "Unusual. And you will need to trust me."

Ana sighed and sat on the bed, rubbing her neck. "I don't know why, but something inside me tells me you speak the truth. But how you can heal bruises?"

Camil smiled and sat next to her. "With a kiss," he said.

Ana merely watched him.

"An old wives tale you might say, but most old wisdoms have truth hidden somewhere. May I?"

Ana nodded, her heart thudding as Camil leaned into her and cupped her face. Taking her shoulder with his other hand. "Be calm," he murmured as he pressed soft lips to her throat.

Ana trembled as kisses whispered across her skin, but it wasn't fear. "This feels very intimate," she told him and jumped when she felt a lick and an open kiss.

"Shhh. I know, but it's the only way." His hand was caressing her shoulder now, somehow her body relaxing. "Just watch the fire," he suggested as her skin grew damp from his attentions and mutual desire.

Ana was almost dreaming when he finally pulled back, his eyes still brown but dark with need. "Fuck it," he muttered. "Just one," and took her lips. She moaned into the kiss, an exotic, heady taste filling her mouth and making her senses spin.

"You husband?"

"Understands."

Even so, Camil nipped her lower lip gently before pulling back.

"But not tonight."

Confused and aroused, Ana blinked and swallowed, her hand moving to her throat when she felt no pain. "How?"

"I heal the harm I caused," Camil repeated, smiling. "Now eat and rest."

"Thank you," Ana moved to the dresser and sat by the food. "Oh, I'm Ana," she added as she realized she had not even told them her name.

Camil ran a hand over her hair before kissing it. "Brave Ana. Thank you for bringing Emil back to us. Sleep well."

Ana stared at the door for a moment when it clicked closed, before blinking and deciding the hot milk would do for tonight. She sipped and tasted the sweet honey, masking a slight bitterness in the milk.

She sipped again and realized her throat was no longer sore.

"But, what?" Ana rushed into the bathroom, that unlike her bedroom has electric lighting, pulling her still damp jumper down to examine her neck. "What the fuck?"

She was flushed but that was all.

Slightly trembly, Ana went back and scoffed the delicious warm bread. She was ravenous and chilled.

Ten minutes later, having given her teeth a cursory brush (sue her, she was exhausted), she slipped under the covers and settled to watch the fire.

Waiting to see what the morning would bring.

Too tired to hear the desperate screams that echoed from the far side of the castle.

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