Bound by Witchcraft: Charmed by My Masters

by Trinity Blacio

  Slowly she raised her hand and placed it in his. He gently helped her off the bed and kissed her knuckles. “Thank you for trusting me. It’s late and I know you haven’t eaten, but first.” He nodded to Gray who stood behind her and slowly lifted her sweater up and over her head.

  Blair’s breasts were full and fit in his hands perfectly, her nipples large and red which was great for nipple clamps which soon she would wear. He reached up and cupped her breast while Gray knelt down and lowered her jeans. “What would you like to do tonight after we eat?”

  Her breathing increased and she jumped when Gray bit her butt cheek. “Will the club open tonight?”

  Wrapping his arm around her waist he led her to door to the attached room and opened it. The room was lit with candles, a fire burned bright in the fireplace and a small intimate table set for the four of them was filled with her favorite foods. “We will open late, but yes, we will be open. Would you like a tour of some of the rooms? There are many you haven’t seen yet.”

  Dietrich pulled out one of the velvet covered chairs and nodded for her to sit. “I’ve never eaten in the nude and I’d love a tour.” Blair frowned and glanced down at her plate. “Have you heard anything about my parents?”

  Gray kneeled next to her chair drawing her attention. “Sweetie, we haven’t heard from Jack yet. Give him time, they will find them.” He stood and placed the napkin in her lap. “We are going to feed you tonight. You are to do nothing and let us pamper you.” Gray sat down next to her on the left while he sat across from her.

  Jax took the seat next on her right side. “Tonight we want nothing but to show you our world and how beautiful it can be.” Jax held up a glass of blood to her lips. “Drink Blair, you need both food and blood now.”

  He grinned when Blair frowned and wrinkled up her face. “This is not one of my favorites.” She took a small sip and tried to pull away, but Jax shook his head. “If you drink it all down now, you won’t have mess with it anymore. Than we can feed you what you like.”

  Once more he pressed the cup to her lips and she frowned but swallowed draining the glass. “I’m sorry, but I’m never going to get use to that crap. I swear if that thing was still here, I’d zap him.”

  “So tell us Blair about the place you grew up. From what I remember your home is one of the oldest in the US?” Gray placed a bite of Lobster bisque at her lips.

  She took the bite into her mouth and moaned as she nodded. He watched as her small tongue swiped across her lips wetting them. “Our home has been in our family for over a hundred years. Before Dad and Mom were killed, they had just got done renovating the attic into a loft for mom. It’s beautiful. She loved to paint, so he had large bay windows put in all around so she could see out.” Blair smiled and glanced off as if remembering. “When the kids were in bed, I would go up there and stare out of this one window. You could see the ocean and the light house was so beautiful. I almost felt as if my parents were there with me.” A single tear slipped down her cheek and Jax leaned in kissing it away.

  “It sounds beautiful, maybe we can take a trip back there and you can show us your home. While we are up there, we can swing by my parent’s cottage. I can show you where I grew up and, if I’m not mistaken, Gray also grew up in Maine.” Jax placed a bit of twice backed potatoes to her lips and she took a bit.

  “Actually my father’s tribe is in Presque Isle. Dietrich and I went up there just last year to help with the new school.” Gray nodded to him and took a bit of his food.

  “I tell you what, why don’t we take a road trip after the wedding? We can stop first at your home to see if there is anything else you would bring back here, then we can go to Jax’s home for a couple of days and then up to Presque Isle.” Dietrich knew at once Blair liked the idea as her eyes lit up.

  Dietrich stood, clothing Blair in a skirt and blouse. “It looks like our tour will have to wait. We have company.”

  Opening the door, Dietrich smiled and bowed to the Green Man as he came into the room followed by a large thin man and a woman with the same color hair and eyes as Blair.

  Behind him he heard Blair squeal and her chair fall to the floor with a bang. Blair ran and jumped into her father’s arms. “Daddy, Mommy!”

  Jack laughed and stood back as Blair and her parents hugged, cried, and hugged again. “I can’t believe you’re here, and you look just like you did when you left that day.” Blair scanned both of her parents, than her gaze flew to Jacks. “They’re not here to stay are they?”

  Jack shook his head “I’m afraid not. I’m allowing them to stay here for the next few days because of what Jamael did to them, but they must move onto the next world.”

  Blair took a deep breath and her voice was a whisper. “Thank you for this gift.” Blair glanced at her parents then at him. “Do you think we could be married before they have to leave? I’d love to have my father give me away.”

  He nodded and moved next to her kissing her head. “Why don’t we all sit and you can introduce us to your parents.”

  Her face turned a soft shade of pink and ducked her head. “I’m so sorry. Mom, Dad this is Dietrich Flade, Jax Jager and Gray Strongwolf, my husbands.” She glanced up at her mom who laughed and hugged him.

  “It’s an honor to meet you Dietrich, we have heard much about you and your home. Please call me Maggie, my husband is Ross.”

  Dietrich pulled out a chair for Maggie as Ross sat down next to her. He watched as Blair informed her parents of everything that had happened over past few years, all the while she nibbled on the food set up on the table.

  Over the next few hours, Blair’s sisters and brothers joined them. Tears were on everyone’s faces, while hugs were given, and everyone talked at once. He leaned against the wall with Jax watching the family together. “You know, maybe we should set everyone up in the family room tonight. It’s large enough so all of them could visit and rest.”

  Jax nodded. “I don’t think they’ll be done for a while. Gray has gone to check down stairs to make sure everyone is alright in the club.” Both men watched as Blair’s father made his way over to them, sizing them up.

  He held out his hand and shook his. “I want to thank you, Dietrich. I know my family can be a handful when we’re all together.”

  “Your family is now my family, and I couldn’t be happier having them here. Whatever makes Blair happy, that’s what is important. There is something else, isn’t there?”

  Mr. Sinclair nodded. “You are direct. I like that.” He nodded to Blair. “I thought I should inform you of a few things about my daughter, before time is up for us.” The man was tall and lean, his eyes held knowledge and pain.

  “When my daughter was seven, Blair was taken when she walked home from school. We found her two hours later down by the creek on our property.” He glanced at him. “Three words were engraved into her skin on her stomach, traitor, whore, and Flade.”

  Dietrich straightened and he could have sworn the hair on the back of his neck stood up. “There are no marks on her stomach. Do you know who did this?”

  “My wife is a healer. It was nothing for her to heal the scars on her body, but Blair has never spoke of that day. Another thing we noticed, her power level tripled that day and we all know the only way that could have happened is if someone…”

  “A calling of her powers, which was only done in my time.” Dietrich glanced down to see Blair at his side, her arm wrapped around his.

  “What my father does not know, that same man found me when I was fifteen, but this time I was ready for him. I knew he would come for me again, as I knew you were going to be part of my life.” Blair squeezed his arm as her father frowned and glanced down at her.

  “What are you talking about? You were in England for the year when you were fifteen. You never told us.” Ross moved closer to his daughter.

  Blair reached up and touched the small half-moon scar on his cheek. “I couldn’t tell you anything, or anyone because he said he would kill you. That
he could kill you instantly. Sir Randle told me how you got this and that he still had part of you as he did Dietrich, but don’t worry, he is gone for now.”

  * * * *

  Slipping away from the stunned men, Blair moved through her family and made her way out of the room and into the hallway. It had taken everything in her to hold back the pain of knowing this would be the last time she would see her parents. Once more they would be gone from her life, but at least this time she would get to say goodbye.

  She ran down the back entrance stairs and burst through the exit door and took a deep breath of the cool, crisp air. The moon was half full and the stars were bright in the sky. Blair knew she didn’t have long before one of her men came looking for her, so she moved into the woods down the warn path listening to the night animals as they scurried away from her. Oh Blair knew Dietrich and her father would demand to know what happened that summer so long ago, but for now she needed peace before bringing that horrible day to light.

  Even the thought of it brought a cold shiver down her arms. She rubbed them, moving further into the woods. Blair glanced to the left and to the right to see wolves on both sides of her, following. She smiled and shook her head. “I should have known.”

  “Yes you should have. Do you really think we would let you roam outside without some kind of guard?” Jax swung her up in his arms and nibbled her neck. “You never know when the big bad wolf will show up and want to eat you.”

  Blair laughed and brushed his hair back out of his face, his now almost glowing eyes stared down at her. “I just need some time, Jax. So many emotions, it was just too much.”

  He lowered her feet to the ground. “Would you want to go for a run? The pack was getting ready, we could make it a quick one?” Jax was hesitant, it was the first time she’d seen him like this and Blair did not like it.

  “I would love to go with you, but Jax.” She cupped his cheek. “Never doubt me, you three are my life now. I would do anything to make you happy, if I can.”

  Jax stepped back and stripped out of his clothes as she followed his lead. “Picture a wolf in your head, from what I’ve been told it’s a different feeling from the spell of changing into an animal. This you will hear and feel your body shifting. It will be different, but it will also be very…” He stopped and watched her as her bones crunched, muscles stretching, fur replaced skin as she looked up at him. Her vision was different than that of a human, and he had been right it had been totally different.

  “Well, what color am I? Did I do okay?” She glanced down to see that her paws. Large hands ran through her fur and she glanced up to see Jax kneeling down in front of her.

  “You are beautiful, your fur is a dark red color as your hair is. I’m very proud of you Blair, thank you.” He kissed the top of her head before he shifted, his wolf was twice the size of hers. He licked her face when she glanced around to see over a hundred wolves move around them, sniffing the air.

  “They are making sure they know their alpha female scent. They’ll be able to smell you, to protect you when you are shifted now. Are you ready?” Jax’s tongue hung out of his mouth as the other wolves broke apart creating a hole for them.

  Not waiting for a invitation, Blair took off running, but fell face first into the dirt. “Well crap!”

  “Easy, walk first Blair. It’s different to walk on four legs than two.” Jax nudged her with his nose.

  “Ya, now you tell me.” Once more she stood and carefully place one foot in front of the other.

  “Not to worry, I did the same thing earlier, but I’m afraid my nose is still sore.” A large brown wolf stepped up next to them and at once Blair knew it was Gray.

  Inside she smiled as she licked his face. “When did you?”

  “Jax changed both of us this morning. The three of us will be together in everything we do.” A black wolf stepped into the clearing and at once Blair recognized Dietrich’s eyes.

  “I’m sorry I left, Dietrich. I just wasn’t ready.” Blair lowered her head and glanced down at the ground, but Dietrich stepped forward and nipped her ear. She jumped back and glanced at him.

  “Blair, both your father and I know you are not ready to let us know, but in time I would like to know what happened to my enemy and if I need to worry about him. Now, are we ready for this run?” Dietrich stepped back allowing Jax to take the lead.

  Slowly she followed Jax, but as soon as Blair got used to moving, she took off running, the wind blew at her fur and she loved it. Things she would have missed seeing she could now see clearly. Off to the left a pair of raccoons watched nervously as they ran past them, mice and other smaller creatures scattered in fear.

  “My god this is great! I’ve never felt as if I’m part of land as I do now.” Blair panted and jumped up on a fallen log.

  Jax, Dietrich and Gray sat and glanced up at her as Blair looked out at frozen lake in front of them. “Too bad it’s still cold and the lake is frozen. It would have been fun to go skinny dipping.” She glanced back at them and watched as Jax’s whole pack surrounded them .

  Blair glanced at Jax. “Jax?”

  Jax turned and scanned the pack howling to them, before he turned and stared up at her. Blair jumped off the log. Both Jax and Dietrich moved her into the middle of the ring.

  Sharp teeth nipped her rear end and Blair whined and jumped trying to move away, but Jax slowly covered her body with his. His fangs gripped the back of her shoulder and held her down as the wolf slid his member into her, mating and claiming her.

  This was so different and impersonal when compared to that of human touch, but she knew it was needed to show his dominance in the pack. Jax released her neck and shoved one more time in her as he howled, relaxing his seed in her. The pack around them joined him in his call as he waited for the barb to retract so they could separate. “Thank you Blair.” He licked the side of her neck when still inside her, releasing inside her. Jax slipped off of her and she stared to rise when Dietrich covered her body, replacing Jax’s.

  Her wolf whined, but held still as Dietrich then Gray’s wolf mated and claimed her as theirs. By the time all three of them were done, she was tried and wanted to soak in a long hot tub.

  “Come, I have the perfect place to show you.” Dietrich lead the way as the four of them took off, and the pack went off in another direction. Dietrich led them down a large ravine and through a large patch of evergreen trees till they came to a stop above a small hill.

  Blair glanced down and smiled. Candles were lit all around, the sound of a sax in the distance could be heard through the trees and four champagne glasses circled a champagne bucket. Steam rose from the large hot spring in front of them.

  Her bones cracked and Blair shifted back into her human body, slipping into the hot water moaning. “Oh, this is heaven.” She closed her eyes and leaned her head back hearing her men slid into the water next to her.

  “I was staying with my Nana, in Brentwood. I had been there for over a month when Sir Randal found me once more by myself, but this time I was ready. I had known he would come back, he boasted how he would come for me anytime he wanted. I was nothing and that I couldn’t do anything to him now that he had part of me.” Blair opened her eyes and stared into Dietrich’s gaze as he pulled her up against his body.

  He wrapped his arms around her and slid his hands up to cup her breasts. “You don’t have to do this Blair.” Dietrich kissed the side of her neck.

  “I know I don’t, but I want it said and done. I can relax then, you can decide what you want to do with him.” Blair whispered a few words and a stinky, dirty bottle appeared across on the other side of the hot spring.

  “This man was so full of himself and so excited that he started to strip out of his clothes and turned his back on me. Wrong thing to do, I put him in the bottle. He’s been in there ever since. I’m tired of watching after it. He’s yours now.”

  Dietrich released her breasts and kissed the top of her head when Gray pulled her into his arms while D
ietrich studied the bottle. “You put him in a bottle?” He grinned and grabbed the bottle shaking it.

  She laughed and nodded. “Believe me, I have shaken that bottle a number of times, but he still does not die. It’s like nothing can kill him. I even filled the bottle with gas too, but the gas disappeared even though he couldn’t leave the bottle.”

  “Did he … when you were seven?” Dietrich stopped and stared at her, but she shook her head.

  “No, thank god he does not have a thing for children, well at least young ones. I don’t know how he knew that you and I were going to be husband and wife, but he did. He was bound to stop our union, I don’t know why. Something about him thinking that he should have been where you are.”

  Once more Blair settled back onto Gray’s chest and let the warm water caress her. “You might as well finish it.” Blair peeked at Dietrich who shook his head and the bottle disappeared from their little haven.

  “No, tonight we told you we would pamper you and we are going to.” Dietrich reached under the water and lifted her legs up stepping in-between them. “Now let’s begin shall we?” Dietrich fell to his knees and scooted forward, his face now hovering before her pussy.