VERNON BOYD.
âYeah, Iâm heavy.â He grunted, gripping Aidenâs neck. His arms were still icy cold and he didnât have nearly as much power or control in his fingers as he should, but he was slowly healing and regaining control. âIâm not some weak bitch like youâre used to fighting. You are the weak bitch here. Bitch.â
He smirked at Aiden, his free hand patting the hellhoundâs cheek. Because of his still limited sensation, every pat was more like a slap. âBut if youâll be good, maybe Iâll let you be my bitch instead of my punching bag. This is starting to get old anyway. The whole cold fire thing was a good move, but not good enough. I guess youâre probably used to that, though.â
  Beacon Hills certainly did have its fair share of weak bitches, but Aiden refused to believe he had sunk so low that he could be considered among their dismal ranks. He had been fighting alongside his brother for so long it was clear he had become too familiar with someone else to take advantage of the openings he created and vice versa. Hell, it would have just helped a great deal to have an extra set of fists to work over the mountain of muscle currently laid out over him like some sort of avalanche.
   â Whatâs the matter? You worn out already? â Aiden asked despite how clearly exhausted he was becoming. That weird ass hellhound power took a lot more out of him than he would like, the cold blue flames still licking at the back of his throat and behind the glow of his eyes... but beyond that he may as well have been a werewolf once more. An omega at that. â Gimme a minute and Iâll wreck you ass again. â










