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“It doesn't matter now, my dear. When you dream of him for the first time, you'll remember my words. Let Dad think that everything is under his control. Never reveal your visions, or you'll be another victim of his greed, and...” Kellen looked up at the ceiling. “You won't grow up on this island, and you won't remember your origins until your enemy, the Knife, opens an important book about the Mists. You'll go to other places, where people won't know that Avallon really exists... Your life... Ah! Brianna. No Bruma can live past the age of twenty-five. Change that fate, my child.” Brianna stared at Kellen, frowning. By the way, she couldn't remember everything she'd said, how would she do that when she grew up? She was only three years and a few months old. The man Brianna didn't like entered the room with another man and rudely demanded that she leave them alone. As soon as the girl left, Anthony sat down next to Kellen and held her hand while all the tests were carried ou
Rise, Mafía Heirs Brianna
Three months later, after his departure, Anthony returned to the castle where he had sworn he would never set foot again. He needed to say his last goodbye to his wife. Anthony entered the room where she was being veiled, and his eyes met those of his father-in-law, who looked older and tired, and he hated him even more. He saw the little girl next to him, looking curiously at the dead woman. He hated her too. For it was better that he had never known such happiness, if it was to be snatched away from him so soon. And because of that girl, he had lived days that he would never be able to repeat with anyone else. He approached the coffin and realized how beautiful his sweet Kellen looked. She seemed to be asleep. Her face was not cadaverous, nor was her skin pale. He knelt down and wept in front of everyone present. He had never told her that he loved her. And what did it matter now, the words he didn't know how to say? She let him go so easily that he thought he was nothin
Rise, Mafía Heirs Brianna's answer
“Brianna, you have to learn that I know what's best for you. And it is best for you, since you were not given the gift of sight. I did everything I could to awaken your gift, but you're just like other ordinary people. The only thing that sets you apart is your blood. Power runs through your veins, my child. You are the first in a long line not to have a vision of your future husband. So I have to do this for you, since you haven't given me a choice. I know this means that this marriage won't produce another Bruma, but it guarantees that it will produce a very powerful species.” “I don't care about any of that, Dad. I won't marry that man to satisfy you. Why do I have to get married? That's so outdated...” “It's not outdated, Brianna. Have you ever seen a decent young woman your age without a husband? We're not in... Our land. I know that habits here are modern, but... I prefer to stick to our traditions.” Brianna stood up. “Dad, don't think about it anymore. I have Mom's in
Rise, Mafía Heirs A mother's visti
Brianna went back to her room, where she spent the rest of the day, angry and locked in, and ignoring her grandfather's pleas to come in. How could she leave her homeland and live so far away? Her grandfather was going mad. Perhaps she should tell him that she'd had the vision he'd been waiting for... But now it would be too late. He wouldn't believe her. He'd think she was just trying to circumvent his will. Brianna cried herself to sleep. When night came, she had the dream that would change her life forever. Brianna felt someone sit on the edge of her bed. She kept her eyes closed. She didn't want to see anyone yet, and besides, she was very sleepy. Her eyes felt heavy. She felt a touch on her leg, and sat up startled, remembering that there was no way anyone could get in there, as she had locked the room from the inside, and came across her mother, the same age as when she saw her in the coffin, but now with her green eyes open. Behind her, she could see a figure, as if it wer
Rise, Mafía Heirs A Bruma's options
“I thought he only cared about having his grandson.” “Yes. That's all he cares about. But he fears the power of the man who fell in love with you, and he'll feign indignation when the man comes after him and forces him to disown you so that he can never come back here.” “But... won't this child I'm going to give birth to be able to meet my parents?” “No, my dear. But it will form a beautiful family for itself. With lots of people. People she will choose. There's no point in having siblings, like I do, and not knowing them, is there?” “I thought you were an only child...” “I thought so too. But Mom had twins. Of course, she didn't let Dad know, because she was afraid she'd raise them like he was raising me. When she was three months old, she traveled to her relatives' house in Scotland and had the children there, where she left them and went back to her grandfather.” “How old are they now?” “They're thirty-five.” “So the age difference between you isn't that great
Rise, Mafía Heirs The Hidden Heirloom
Brianna thought her grandfather was lying and as soon as they arrived at the castle, everyone went their separate ways, looking for memories in every part of the place, except Brianna. She went to her mother's room. There was a painting right above the headboard. Her grandmother didn't let her in there when they lived there. She realized that everything there had belonged to her mother. Brianna didn't want to think about it, so she went to the painting, and when she took it down, she discovered the safe. She typed in the date of her birthday and the safe opened with a small pop. Then she got emotional and cried. Her mother had really been with her and talked to her. She saw that there was a lot of money in the safe. She could live comfortably for the rest of her life, without working. She went to the closet and realized that her mother's clothes were all there. Clean and perfumed. Her grandmother probably told her to keep her room clean. She took a pillowcase and put all the money
Rise, Mafía Heirs The first meeting with the groom
An employee of the house came to tell Brianna, who was sitting on one of the benches in the labyrinth, that her fiancé was waiting for them to have lunch together. Brianna stared at her for a few seconds, and it was only at that moment that she realized that she didn't know the name of any of the staff. She didn't want her children to have the same upbringing that her grandparents had given her. She didn't want them to feel superior to anyone. She wanted them to value people, to take care of their home and their things. After all, everyone who worked in the house ended up becoming a member of the family. How many secrets was that woman in front of her, who must have been the same age as her, hiding in order to protect her family? “I'll be there in a minute.” Brianna decided to reply, to free the young woman. She would start a new life somewhere else and would know the names of everyone who helped her. She couldn't do that there. Even if she had time, her grandfather wouldn't ap
Rise, Mafía Heirs An agreement between the bride and groom
“If that's your condition for marrying me, know that I'm a man of honor, and I keep my word, and I give you my word today, that I won't let your grandfather take any of the children we have.” “Can I trust that? You gave Dad your word that you would allow our son to be taken by him.” “I didn't give my word. He asked me as a favor and I said I'd think about it. He must have concluded that I accepted, since I didn't give up on marrying you.” Brianna looked at him suspiciously. “E... What are you? Dad says you're an animal, but to me, you look a lot like a human.” He smiled. “Do you really want to know? I can show you what I am.” “Just tell me.” Brianna said fearlessly. “I'm a werewolf. Half man, half wolf.” “And why are you like that?” He shook his shoulders. “I don't know, Brianna. Do you know why you're a Bruma?” Brianna wondered. She just was. There was no explanation. Or at least, she couldn't explain it. “Will our children be like you?” “I don't know.
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