LOGINHue was overwhelmed by an unspeakable desire to take over her body when she kept on nibbling his lips. It was a tingling feeling.
He held his desires as best as he could because he would like to keep enjoying the advances from her. Even if she denied her feelings or actions afterwards, he would be satisfied because he had seen a side of her that even herself had not known of yet.
“Honey…” he whispered, calling her softly.
He raised a hand and touched her warm lips. Those supple lips were trembling to his touch and, they were inviting him for a kiss. He propelled his body up with an elbow and took her lips.
At the same time, his body dispersed a scent that drove the woman hotter. She pulled back her face and pushed him to lay back in bed. She started to perspire and felt stuffy. At that moment, her senses seemed to have come back.
“This room is so hot!” she said and jumped down from his body with a red face.
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Lady Aravore met the menace in Jennet's gaze with a serene smile and a dismissive wave of her hand.In an instant, two ghouls materialized, each clutching a small bundle wrapped in red cloth.Jennet’s breath hitched, her legs weakening as she realized the swaddled forms were her babies. Their tiny, muffled cries tore at her heart.Her face went pale as Lady Aravore took the twins, coddling them with an unnatural tenderness, as if they were her own.Lady Aravore turned, a chilling smirk spreading across her face. Jennet's heart began to hammer in a frantic, irregular rhythm.With a sudden, sickening movement, Lady Aravore tossed the swaddled babies high into the air. A rapturous peal of laughter burst from her as she watched the bundles sail away.The plaza erupted. A savage cheer rose from the crowd as spears and arrows shot skyward, aimed at the red bundles as if they were prized tokens in a deadly game.A jolt of pure
"Classic trap," Horan muttered, his face lifting. A choked sound of fury, rather than true laughter, bubbled in his throat. He was visibly pissed; confined to his spirit form while his physical body remained a captive.Jennet studied him. "I'm not apologising for what's happening. Do you understand?"Horan pondered the statement before letting out a sigh. "I understand. It's valid." He conceded. Truths had been hidden from her, and her resolve to salvage the truth—even if it brought others to despair—was a right bestowed upon her by their protective queen.Jennet offered a perfunctory 'thank you'. She scanned their surroundings again, her eyes catching on intricate, hanging cages filled with countless foreign occupants. Some were made of solid water, holding merfolk only heard of in legends. Fairies, elves, and other unknown beings were also trapped, their eyes wide with terror as they watched her.Ignoring their sharp, judging gazes, sh
When Jennet saw the state of their villa, she said nothing. It had crumbled to the ground, crushed by a massive pillar. She looked at the sky. Dark clouds covered the sky palace, obliterated by an unknown force. Inwardly, she was in disbelief. She was not dreaming. The scene she saw felt surreal and she refused to believe that the moment was real."Wake up, please..." she murmured a prayer. 'I am stuck in a very long dream. This is not real. Everything will be gone when I open my eyes.'Meanwhile, Horan watched her silently. He saw her closing and opening her eyes. Then, he got worried when she heaved a sigh, getting depressed about her situation."Is there something you wish to find here?" he asked, reeling her attention from her worry.Jennet paused. She inhaled deeply, pushing her worry deeper in her corner of her mind."Do you know any West Gate here?" she started. She recalled the dream she had once had. "How do you know that?" Horan was surprised. A human should never know of
Kith paused and tried to discern what he saw. Then, he exchanged glances with them. “That is impossible,” he voiced out. He was visibly perplexed. “I mean, how is that possible? You were just here and you took the children.”Jennet turned pale. Her hands trembled. His words bore a doom fate and left her feeling lost. "But, I just got here..." Her voice broke. Her eyes watered. The disbelief in her tone was too deep to be ignored. Dread latched itself onto her.Kith stayed silent. His heart thumped harder and all he knew was that an unspeakable fury had sparked within him."I take full responsibility for my negligence. I must have lost my mind..." He said in agony. The depths of his voice bore all his resentment of his carelessness.Jennet crouched down and sobbed. Horan waved his hand and a large bubble encased her body, covering her sad cries."Where did the impostor go?" he asked sharply.Kith looked at him. "I don't know." His voice was cold and monotonous.Horan clenched as he i
"I am Jennet Lockhart!" claimed the silver-haired woman. Delton furrowed his brows. He had no idea a foreign woman had the gall to make such a claim. He had just returned from the palace and heard of something bizarre from the emperor who was reluctant to divulge the truth. His mood deteriorated after the meeting."Can you prove your claim?" he asked coldly."My ring!" she said loudly. "Hue gave me a ring as proof!"Delton glanced at her finger. There was no ring."I'm sorry, but I don't think you can play around with such a claim," he said. "Lying will add more bad deeds into your account.""I'm not lying," she slapped the bed. "I am Jennet Lockhart. Get my husband here to verify this claim!"Delton exhaled. "I'm sorry but it's improper to call upon him to verify your claim. Have you looked at yourself in the mirror?"How could she claim she was Jennet Lockhart when her appearance differed greatly from hers? This woman must be desperate to get away from her punishment.The woman we
'Apologies for not helping much...' added the spirit.Delton sighed. "Never mind."He turned around and gestured at the reapers to leave the place....After visiting the nursery, Jennet asked to go out for a date.Hue smiled. "I love that idea. Where do you want to go? The gardens?"He was about to get bored and she proposed such an amazing idea to kill time. He was grateful that they clicked.Jennet smiled. "Is that a great place for a meaningful date? We have not gone on a proper date before. I want it to be a proper full-day date!"Hue responded after pondering, "I guess going to the garden is great. Unless you have a place in mind.""I do have one in mind," she said. She gave him a side glance and then smiled widely, "Can we go to the market again? Just the two of us."Hue's face dropped. "The market? Again?" Disappointment was clear in his voice.Jennet leaned closer. "Please, honey. This one time, please..."Hue scratched the back of his ear, contemplating. "Uh, can we go to a







