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It felt like he had slept peacefully without nightmares for the first time in a long while. Adel thought groggily, then a soft chuckle escaped his lips as he felt a warm presence in his hand. The comforting warmth felt good. Instinctively, he pulled it closer. Something nestled snugly against him. It wasn't as soft or plush as a teddy bear, but it gave him a sense of security. Just as Adel was about to drift back to sleep, pulling the warmth deeper into his embrace… “…?” Suddenly, he was…- 156.5 K • Ongoing
To make matters worse, the terrain grew increasingly treacherous, as if the horse had taken a wrong turn. The thunder and lightning continued to crash around them, shaking the very ground. Then, suddenly, the horse stumbled, its leg catching on something, and came to an abrupt halt. Heehing! “Ah!” As her body was thrown from the saddle, Mia knew instinctively that both she and the horse were about to fall. ‘The reins…!’ She remembered something she had read in a book. Never let go…- 250.6 K • Ongoing
- “Heeheehing!” “Oh?” “…!” Rumble! A deafening thunderclap ripped through the air as the horse Mia rode suddenly reared, its hooves flailing. The other horses around them followed suit in a frenzy of panic. “Kyaa! Look!” “It’s dangerous!” “Miss Mia!” Lilibet narrowly avoided being trampled, barely managing to scramble out of the way. She feigned a look of shock, mirroring the expressions of those around her. “Calm them down, quickly!” “You…
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“Haha, we’ll be hunting tomorrow, just the men, so it’s best to get a good night’s rest.” The King departed with his entourage, leaving behind only the remnants of his cigar. Silence descended upon the terrace, leaving Benedict and Aiden alone. The air grew heavy as Aiden flicked a lighter, the small flame appearing and disappearing with each click. It was Aiden who finally broke the awkward silence. “Then you should also rest up for tomorrow.” “….” Aiden gave a curt nod and turned…- 110.7 K • Ongoing
- While Benedict frantically searched for a response, the King pressed him. “So, what about the Duke? The Duchess claims it was love at first sight.” First… what was first like? “If it were me, I'd be confident in proving the Duke's innocence.” Benedict blurted out, the memory of his first encounter with Elena flashing before his eyes. “Well… the Duchess… she was the first person to offer me hope when I had given up on everything.” He decided to improvise. If he…
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Kushan lay down with his head in her lap and fiddled with Robelia’s hair. He had silvery-grey hair himself, but he seemed particularly fond of Robelia’s silver locks.“Robelia. Many.”“Hair?”“Hair? Don’t know.”“Then I don’t know what you mean by many….”“Male.”Kushan tugged on Robelia’s hair. His pouting expression suggested he was sulking. But she didn’t mind. His possessiveness, his jealousy of the other men, meant that his heart was completely hers.“If you train well,…- 105.4 K • Ongoing
- “Male?”Robelia tilted her head at the strange answer. Hadn’t she just asked what he wanted to be? He wanted to be a male? Why?“Why a male?”When Robelia asked, Kushan purred happily and kissed her hand. Clodel’s kisses were gentlemanly, and Asher’s were heavy, like vows pressed against her skin. But Kushan’s kisses were honest and true, lovely expressions of affection without restraint. He expressed his love for Robelia with his entire being, every minute of every day.“Like.”“I know…
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She had started to notice the subtle difference in treatment. Not just from her father, but from the butler and the other servants as well. They all prioritized Ludwig, the future lord. They weren’t disrespectful to her, but the warmth wasn't the same. Sasha, after all, would leave the manor when she came of age. At first, this subtle difference had angered her, hurt her deeply. But her love for Ludwig remained unchanged, and she didn't want to resent him for it. Over time, she, too, began to…- 150.7 K • Ongoing
- “Another man?” Sasha echoed the question, and Heiner, as if realizing his misstep, took a step back. Just then, a cold wind swept across the cliff, strong enough to tangle their hair and whip across their cheeks. They stumbled back to safety before they could be swept away. The wind had momentarily distracted her, causing her to miss the chance to question him further. Hadn't he asked if she was seeing another man? And hadn't it sounded less like a casual inquiry and more like a question laced…
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“How did you manage to persuade Count Kanies? You’ve accomplished something remarkable.” Andrew was effusive in his praise. With a faint smile, Rosie asked if Michael had a chance now that the count would testify. “Of course he has a chance. The kingdom’s laws still tend to favor the testimony of a nobleman.” Rosie finally felt a sense of relief. Two days passed, and the day of the second hearing arrived. Rosie hadn’t slept all night. Rising at dawn, she opened her prayer book for…- 131.4 K • Ongoing
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