Chapter 28: Wretched Luck
Sue
"Rise and shine, my lady! And guess what?!" Iris whispered excitedly as she helped me into a sitting position, while at the same time, Ada threw the curtains of my room open, letting the sunlight in and temporarily blind me. I groaned a little as I massaged my aching eyes just as Iris continued.
"The three princes have asked you to come have breakfast with them this morning! Isn’t that exciting, my lady?" She continued, her voice getting louder with each word.
By the time she was done with her sentence, I was wide awake and my heart was dropping right into my stomach as a feeling of horror engulfed me from head to toe.
Me? Have breakfast with them after the embarrassing encounter I had with them last night in that wretched garden?!
Last night felt like a dream, or more like a nightmare, one which I never wish to relive. I had been unable to stop thinking about my encounter with the princes back in that garden since the moment the entire thing happened, but alas, I hadn’t been successful, because that was all I thought about till I fell asleep last night. Even while sleeping, I had a dream about it as well, and woke up when a pair of lips almost met with mine.
I couldn’t believe what happened in that garden actually happened. Me, trapped between three ridiculously hot men, and they had their hands on me, like I was some object.
Angelo, the one I almost believed was better than Damon, was actually much worse. The way he tugged on my hair... and the way Landon gripped my throat... I wish to completely erase that memory from my mind and never think about it again. However, the embarrassing sound I let out when that bastard Landon squeezed around my throat, had refused to leave my head— and whenever it reecho through my mind, I always wanted to die from utter shame and embarrassment.
Now, how do I want to face the triplets again after last night?
How would I be able to confidently hold their gazes?
"My lady, aren’t you excited?" Iris’ voice pulled me out of my mind, and a worried expression was across her face as she regarded me.