att

y blinding me. “How dare he?” I grow

ess. Well, it wasn't as if I

mind. I would get flashes whenever I slept, and that scent was stuck in my nose. Fed up, I asked my servants to keep an eye on her. I didn’t want to claim her just yet. Now, everything was going well, un

omatically change a person’s life. In a twinkle of an eye. But no, not for Haynes. He wanted to bite more than he could chew. And the dumb thing was that he went on wi

hed furiously. M

have him claim what was

e, having one

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liv

ing out to the window. It was barely 7 pm and darkness h

sob. The weather perfectly matched my

e still hadn’t returned and I didn’t know his whereabouts. I’d grown worried. That was my weakness. No matter what someone did to me,

cer, but when he made further inquiry, I had a brain fart. Didn’t know how to explain the urgency of the situation. Therefore, I was back to square one, with me thinking of ways to evade this “capture”. I hadn’t failed to wonder what would become of me should these perso

have had a scary scowl, might not have lashed out on me, but that didn’t mean he was a saint. The me

but realised the coffee had become t

e would probably have given me the lecture of a lifetime on why wasting food wasn

couldn’t. Not when I was given the mandate to “think things through”. I

s…I would run around and play hide-and-seek with Dad. I would run down the h

ore as I made those recollections.

boredom was overwhelming. I had to go some

nd got outside. The rain had been reduced to a drizzle, but not the cold. My skin had goosebum

e. Leah would surely have raised her brow. Yup, th

urney there took me about ten minutes, and by t

vodka. The bar was fairly crowded. I guessed I wasn’

a day. It was dark now, like really dark.

My legs, however, had become jelly. They could barely bear my weight.

was too late to regret now. I just had to get home, and the

I had almost made it to my street when two guys cornered

y left to try to get away from them, but they block

ck to the bar or something. But surprisingly, their moveme

ow, I’m gonna scream and let e

I knew not. These guys didn’

s in your best interest if you c

s, almost as though he

y the strangeness of the situation

attempt to pull away from them, bu

enraged. So the

ops should they notice any strange or unusual happening. I took this as a chance and screamed at the top of my lungs. Before I knew it, a

pulled into darkness. The last thing

o