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ACCALIA'S POVI recalled the day we arrived, greeted by the happy villagers who had all welcomed us with open arms, and they were also believing that I was expecting a child. The news had spread like wildfire and soon enough, Don and I found ourselves at the center of attention, receiving well-wishes and advice from every corner of the village.One particularly hilarious memory stood out: the village talent show. Don and I were talked into participating, despite our feeble protests. I remembered the look of sheer determination on Don's face as he attempted to juggle three oranges while reciting a poem about love and vegetables. Needless to say, it ended in disaster, with oranges rolling everywhere and the audience erupting into fits of laughter.Then there was the cooking competition, where I was convinced by Maria to enter my infamous "experimental stew that I had told her about." Don had begged me not to subject the villagers to it, but I was determined to prove him wrong. The looks
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DON'S POV"Kito, you're a genius! I can already picture the look on that chicken's face when it falls for your trap."I heard Accalia say so I strolled over with a mischievous glint in my eye."What's all the laughter about, guys? Planning the next village prank?"Kito grinned and winked at Accalia."Actually, Don, we were just discussing my new chicken-catching strategy. It's going to be legendary!"Accalia said and i chuckled and clapped Kito on the back."I have no doubt about that, my friend. Just be careful not to catch the village cat instead!" I said.“Can you remember about that hilarious incident with the goat yesterday." Accalia asked as she laughed.Kito's eyes widened, a grin spreading across his face."Oh, you mean when it chased Don all around the village square? That was priceless!"I chimed in, joining their conversation with a sheepish grin."Yeah, yeah, very funny. I didn't know goats could move so fast!" I responded, a little embarrassed about the goat incident.We
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DON'S POV"Kito, you're a genius! I can already picture the look on that chicken's face when it falls for your trap."I heard Accalia say so I strolled over with a mischievous glint in my eye."What's all the laughter about, guys? Planning the next village prank?"Kito grinned and winked at Accalia."Actually, Don, we were just discussing my new chicken-catching strategy. It's going to be legendary!"Accalia said and i chuckled and clapped Kito on the back."I have no doubt about that, my friend. Just be careful not to catch the village cat instead!" I said.“Can you remember about that hilarious incident with the goat yesterday." Accalia asked as she laughed.Kito's eyes widened, a grin spreading across his face."Oh, you mean when it chased Don all around the village square? That was priceless!"I chimed in, joining their conversation with a sheepish grin."Yeah, yeah, very funny. I didn't know goats could move so fast!" I responded, a little embarrassed about the goat incident.We
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DON'S POVPersonally, I recalled the day we arrived, greeted by the happy villagers who had all welcomed us with open arms, and they were also believing that Accalia was expecting a child. The news had spread like wildfire and soon enough, Accalia and I found ourselves at the center of attention, receiving well-wishes and advice from every corner of the village.One particularly hilarious memory stood out: the village talent show. Accalia and I were talked into participating, despite our feeble protests. I remembered how I had attempted to juggle three oranges while reciting a poem about love and vegetables. Needless to say, it ended in disaster, with oranges rolling everywhere and the audience erupting into fits of laughter.Then there was the cooking competition, where Accalia was convinced by Maria to enter her infamous "experimental stew that I had told her about." I had begged her not to subject the villagers to it, but she had been determined to prove me wrong. The looks on the
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DON'S POVI continued chatting with Kito, I couldn't shake the feeling that something was different. It took me a moment to realize that the change wasn't in the village or the people around us but it was in me. Around Accalia, I found myself being sweeter, more attentive, and dare I say it, more loving.But of course, being the stubborn man that I am, I refused to accept it. It had to be the effect of the village, right? The fresh air, the slower pace of life, the constant presence of chickens—it was all getting to me."So, Don, have you been enjoying your time here?" Kito's voice broke through my thoughts, bringing me back to the conversation at hand.I nodded, forcing a nonchalant smile. "Yeah, it's been... interesting."But deep down, I knew it was more than just interesting. It was downright bizarre how much I was enjoying myself, despite being stranded in the middle of nowhere with a bunch of strangers.As Kito and I continued to talk, I couldn't help but steal glances at Accali
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DON'S POVBut deep down, I knew it was more than just reminiscing. It was remembering all those moments when Accalia had made me smile, made me laugh, made me feel... something.And as much as I tried to brush it off as the effects of village life, a small voice in the back of my mind whispered that maybe, just maybe, there was something more between us.But then my ego kicked in again, reminding me that this was Accalia we were talking about. The same woman who rolled her eyes at my jokes and made fun of my cooking skills. There was no way she could ever see me as anything more than a friend... right?I shook my head, trying to push the thought away. "Get it together, Don," I muttered to myself. "She's just your sex slave. Nothing more, nothing less."But as I stole another glance at Accalia, laughing and chatting with the villagers, her smile lighting up the entire garden, I couldn't help but wonder if maybe, just maybe, there was a chance for something more.I remembered the way sh
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DON'S POV"Get a grip, Don," I scolded myself silently. "You're acting like a lovesick teenager."But try as I might to ignore it, there was no denying the fact that being around Accalia had stirred something within me. Maybe it was the effect of the village, or maybe it was something more. Either way, it was driving me crazy.I glanced over at Accalia, who was now engaged in a lively conversation with the village head, her laughter ringing out like bells. And in that moment, I couldn't help but marvel at how lucky I was to have her by my side, even if it was just for a short while.But then my ego kicked in again, reminding me that I was Don, the grumpy city guy who didn't do feelings. I shoved the thoughts of Accalia's beauty aside and focused on the task at hand, determined to keep up my facade of indifference.But deep down, I knew that no matter how hard I tried to resist it, Accalia had already worked her way into my life, and there was no turning back. And if that meant embraci
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DON'S POV"So, Don, any plans for our last night in the village?" Accalia's voice interrupted my thoughts, her tone light and teasing, I realized that Kito was no longer by my side.I shrugged nonchalantly, trying to maintain my composure. "Not really. Just thought we'd enjoy the evening and maybe have a quiet dinner."Accalia raised an eyebrow, a mischievous glint in her eyes. "Quiet dinner, huh? You do realize this is our last chance to let loose before heading back to the city, right?"I fought the urge to roll my eyes at her suggestion. "I'm not really in the mood for festivities," I replied stiffly, hoping she wouldn't push the matter further.But of course, Accalia wasn't one to back down so easily. "Oh, come on, Don! You can't tell me you're not going to miss this place just a little bit," she said, nudging me playfully.I sighed inwardly, knowing she was right. Despite my best efforts to remain detached, there was a part of me that would miss the simplicity of village life—the
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