Page 29 of Rejected Mate

Yanking off my high heels, I marched forward and was in front of my room in no time.

My bed, and maybe some room service, sounded like what I needed at this moment.

Reaching out, I grabbed the doorknob and began to turn it, but then a figure slid out of the shadows beside me.

“What the—?”

A cloth pressed against my nose and mouth as an arm wrapped around my chest. The smell of a strong chemical overwhelmed me.

“Don’t struggle. That will only make this harder.”

Then the world dimmed.