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COLLISION-Revenge Of A Broken God Hallucinations
Dahlia's POVThankfully, the pool was quiet that day. I didn't have to worry about running into Malik or seeing him making out with some bimbo. Ugh, every time I came here, all I could think about was how I caught him the other day. But at least the pool area had been cleared of any unsavory views.I asked to be dropped off at the nearest boot to school because I didn’t want other students getting the wrong idea, but Ares didn't listen. As we approached the big golden gate, he opened the roof of his car and sped in. The open roof just put us in the spotlight, making us more visible. I bet he felt like a god with that little stunt.I used to think I could avoid scandal, but now I was the scandal. So, I just let things play out for now until I could regain control.I planned to spend the rest of the school day at the pool. I didn’t want to attend any more classes or talk to anyone, especially not Ares or his brothers. His brothers used to be a pain, but now they were quiet and reserved.
COLLISION-Revenge Of A Broken God Fate?
Ares's POVThe room was filled with a sterile scent, mingling with the quiet hum of machines. I stood by the corner, watching the doctors and nurses as they worked around Dahlia’s bed. She had been unconscious for two days now, the room bathed in a soft, almost dreamlike light.I could have punished her for not meeting me at the cafeteria, but I decided against it. Letting fate play out was sometimes more rewarding than any punishment. And fate had certainly played the game right into my hands this time.I had laid out my plans from the very beginning but it seemed like fate had other plans—Plans, that were almost similar to mine.Hermes and Apollo sure had a lot of explaining to do. They were supposed to be watching her every fucking time. Where the fuck were they?When Dahlia almost drowned in the pool, I was the one who saved her. The image of her struggling, desperate for help, was etched into my mind. I could almost feel the cold water, see the panic in her eyes. But now, as she
COLLISION-Revenge Of A Broken God Black card
Dahlia's POVThe room was dimly lit, the heavy curtains blocking out most of the daylight. It was stifling, filled with an oppressive silence that pressed down on me. I sat upright in bed, my back propped up by pillows, feeling trapped and restless.The room seemed to close in on me, the air thick with unspoken tension. Ares sat in the corner of my room, his presence a constant irritant. He had volunteered to stay with me for two weeks after saving me from drowning, but I couldn’t stand him.I hated him. I wanted him out of my room, and life, and I was so sure that the only way to do that was to frustrate him.He sat with his eyes closed, but I knew he wasn’t asleep. His posture was too rigid, too controlled. He looked annoyingly composed, his chiseled features relaxed in a way that made him seem almost serene.Despite my irritation, I couldn’t help but notice how attractive he looked, which only fueled my annoyance. I hated the way his presence affected me, the way his calm demeanor
COLLISION-Revenge Of A Broken God Emotions...
I watched as Dahlia swiped my black card to make yet another purchase. I could hardly believe how much she was enjoying this shopping spree. Her usual routine—home to school and back—had been broken, and she seemed to be relishing every moment of this newfound freedom.We wandered through the bustling market, Dahlia flitting from one stall to another with a lightness I hadn't seen in her before. She was actually smiling, her face alight with excitement."Look at these," Dahlia said, holding up a pair of earrings. "Aren't they pretty?"I nodded. "They're nice."She laughed and added them to the growing pile of purchases. "I've never had so much fun shopping before.""I can tell," I replied, watching her with a mix of curiosity and amusement.We continued through the market, Dahlia eagerly tasting various street foods and occasionally offering me a bite."Here, try this," she said, holding out a skewer of grilled meat.I shook my head. "I'm fine, thanks.""You don't know what you're mis
COLLISION-Revenge Of A Broken God Is that enough?
Dahlia lay in bed, her face turned towards the window, the light playing over her features. I watched her from my seat in the corner, scrolling through my phone more out of habit than interest. The past three days had been long, each one stretching out interminably as she rested from her near-drowning incident. The doctor had ordered two weeks of bed rest, and I had volunteered to stay with her, despite her obvious resentment.She shifted, glancing at me with a mix of curiosity and irritation. I could feel her gaze even though I didn’t look up from my phone. She was always trying to figure me out, trying to find a way to push me away. I knew she didn’t trust me, and I couldn’t blame her. But I had my reasons for staying, reasons she couldn’t understand.“I want to bake,” she announced suddenly, her voice challenging.I raised an eyebrow but didn’t respond immediately. Instead, I set my phone aside and stood up. Without a word, I walked out of the room, leaving her to wonder what I was
COLLISION-Revenge Of A Broken God A moment of weakness
After Ares kissed me, I ran to my room, the door slamming shut behind me. My heart pounded in my chest as I locked the door, needing the barrier between us, needing a moment to think. My hands were shaking, the adrenaline from our encounter still coursing through my veins. I leaned against the door, my breath coming in short, sharp gasps. The taste of his kiss lingered on my lips, and I could still feel the heat of his touch. My thoughts swirled in a chaotic dance, and I found it hard to focus on any one thing. How had it come to this? How had I let my walls down so quickly? Ares had barged into my life, breaking through the barriers I had so carefully constructed. At first, I had hated him for it. I hated the way he sauntered in with that arrogant smile, acting as if he belonged in my world. I remembered the first time I saw him, his presence dominating the room, his confidence infuriating yet magnetic. His very being seemed to challenge everything I stood for.But there was someth
COLLISION-Revenge Of A Broken God Disappointment.
Dahlia's POVDay Five of Bed Rest.I woke up before dawn, my mind tangled in the confusion of Ares’s kiss. The memory kept replaying, making me feel both warm and uncertain.I went through my morning routine in a fog, moving deliberately but feeling detached. I stayed in the bath longer than usual, the hot water a brief escape from the storm inside me. I dressed in an elegant outfit, trying to present my best self, but it felt like a mask hiding my real feelings.The perfume I put on was meant to protect me from my emotions, but it only made them more intense.Why was I doing this? Why did I care if Ares might show up today? I had convinced myself that I didn’t care about him, that I hated him and didn’t want him in my life. But now, the walls I had built were crumbling. I wasn’t supposed to feel this way. My plan was simple: keep my distance, control my emotions. Yet here I was, waiting for someone who had no reason to come, dressed up like I was going to a big event.I found myself
COLLISION-Revenge Of A Broken God Square one.
Ares' POVDay six of bed rest.I arrived at Dahlia's door a few minutes past eight in the morning. The air was still, heavy with an unspoken tension. I pushed the door open, the creak of the hinges breaking the silence. Dahlia lay in bed, her back to me. She didn’t bother to look my way."Morning," I said, my voice cold and detached. I waited for a response, but none came. She stayed silent, eyes fixed on the wall. I didn't expect much; I knew how she felt about me. I approached her bed, my footsteps barely making a sound on the carpeted floor."How are you feeling?" I asked, keeping my tone neutral. Again, silence. She was giving me the silent treatment, making it clear she wanted nothing to do with me. My patience, already thin, began to wear down.I left the room and headed to the kitchen. I wasn't doing this out of kindness but out of obligation. I prepared a simple breakfast—toast, eggs, and a cup of tea. Carrying the tray back to her room, I set it down on the bedside table."Ea
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