Kill Switch by Penelope Douglas

Mommy?”
“Mommy?” he repeated. “I killed that bitch last night.”
I faltered, unnerved he would say something so odd. Of
course, he was just talking shit. I’d heard his mother, Madame
Delova, left Thunder Bay a few years ago and never returned.
What the hell was the matter with him? Did he want my
father putting a restraining order on him? I hated Damon
Torrance, but even I didn’t want that. It would just make my
parents worry to learn I was having problems with him at
school, and Thunder Bay would be like being in a frying pan if
I got one of the school’s star players in trouble. Everyone
would see it as my fault.
“Let me go,” I told him. “Let me go or I’ll bite.”
“Exactly what I had in mind.”
What? Why would he want me to bite him?
“Let me go,” I said.
He didn’t budge.
“Let. Me. GGo.”
Nothing.
Diving in, I sank my teeth into his jaw, hearing him let out
a chuckle, and bit down harder to shut him the hell up.
Asshole.
I couldn’t reach much, given my position, otherwise I’d go
for his ear and tear it off, but I clamped down on his bone, my
teeth digging into the skin.
Harder. I increased the pressure. Harder.
He froze, just standing there, and when his breathing
became raspy, I knew he was about to tap out and let me go. It
had to hurt.
But instead of freeing me, he stuttered, “Har—Harder.”
Rage twisted my face, and I bit down as hard as I could,
my teeth aching in my jaw, and I heard him pant and gasp, and