TRIGGER WARNINGASHER. I stood by the river bank, watching as her body got attached to a bamboo shaft. The river led right into the seas on the east coast and after the required rituals had been carried out, she was pushed into the water and left to float away. I didn't wait another minute, just
"You can't do this."She whimpered softly before her voice morphed into a piercing scream. "You can't do this!"Sadly, I could. Her father had given my permission to punish her as the law seemed fit. I did it. I stood at the side, watching as they filed out of the dungeon, their hands tied behind
SOPHIA. Watching Asher pay his last respects to his mother along with the others had been nerve wracking. He looked forlorn and all I wanted to do was reach for him and wrap him in a hug but he was too busy listening to the Priest and trying hard not to cry. Her body remained floating in the rive
His fingers sank into my waist and tightened before he grabbed me by the chin and looked at me. "You're doing this on purpose, right?" A smirk curled my lip to the side. "Maybe. Maybe not. Let's take a seat anyway." He pulled a seat out for me before doing the same for himself but the whole time,
SOPHIA. I lay stark naked on the table, surrounded by candlelight, food and drinks. Asher was too concerned about my body to care about the food. He pushed a few plates aside and pressed his lips into my thighs, inhaling softly as the tip of my nose skimmed my skin. "Fuck. You smell nice as hell,
"You were too fixated on not hurting me. Even if you did, I wasn't going to feel anything. Don't hold back next time, okay?" I nodded. He helped me out of the table, cleaned me up with a serviette, laughing as we discarded it on the grass. "What are we going to do with these?" He asked, wrapping
ASHER. Sophia was restless for the rest of the drive to the hospital. She had developed a sudden fever and she kept whining because her abdomen hurt terribly. All of these were symptoms of an incoming period but she had her own diagnoses. She was pregnant but I refused to believe it until the docto
"Hey boys," I stopped right behind Sophia who was seated on the concrete block beside them. "Having fun?" Darwin turned to look at me with a bright smile on his face. "We caught several tadpoles by the pool this morning n, Dad." "It's not a tadpole," Daniel grimaced and dipped his hand into the wa