the carriage began to head west to Adoni

ur daughter will always be re

e've played, trust me, none of us will be spared," Donald responded. Bethel g

you," he murmu

th lust, as he stared at her fragile statue sitting on the bed, the

only one who could have whatever he wanted. With him was the famous and treasured beauty of the St

he knew he wanted her in exchange for the debt his father owed, or shoul

e said, but she sat out on

r. This was the height of thing she would do. Her hands we

g now before he perceiv

g vigorously. She stared at the incense, which was burning slo

ou turn it off?" She asked w

r. "I shall turn off the lights, the more, the merrier," he said, and walked to where

would be disastrous if she failed to act for even one second. Stea

s stare piercing into her soul though it was pitch black around them. She had

held her breath, praying that darkness would hide what she truly looked like. Yet when his

d, "Your skin f

ng nothing outside their world anymore except desire itself. There had to be immediate

rains and cunnin

hold of Adonis' cheeks, gently calling out "Oh sweetie, I lo

nt in the shadows, but Kiana knew he

gaze still fixed intently on her.

as too late. She was in his room and in his ma

e leaned in to kiss her, Kiana felt the urge to puke. She was going t

va in her throat and cou

ts way to her face, holding her hand to le

s voice was hoarse. It

owly let the veil off, staring into his eyes, but got the shock of her

es on. Even in darkness, she could tell by his perfect

r up with a kiss, caressing her body, her eyes c

ike she was different. The same girl he met on the throne just b

is brows clenched into a frown,

d, his voice deepened. Kiana'

an by who I am? I'm Lat

ence

cked at how he could do that, but then she beheld

, with his emerald

in.....who

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