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Chapter 10 - Victorianna POV

Author: B. Niemand
last update Last Updated: 2024-11-18 03:00:11

"Mother, can she hurt you?" She asked, confused, baffled by my response to her insults to that hateful creature.

"Yes, unfortunately, she can." I whispered back, reluctant to admit my weakness.

"How is that possible, Mother? Who...whom can't she hurt?"

I was most definitely no mood to play teacher.

To defend my pride, I decided to explain to her;

"She can not hurt your grandmother because she is older. You know strength lies within age. Jessamy is a few decades older than I am..."

"Actually, a millennium dear..."

I swirled around at the sound of her mocking voice.

"... Have your mother not told you that I was your fathers first love before she came into the picture."

I heard the mocking tone in her voice. She didn't have a shrill, high-pitched voice you would imagine if you looked at her for the first time but that husky - I have a secret, come hither - girls voice that drove men wild with lust. I hated that tone in her voice so much.

"Really, mother, is that the truth?" I could
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