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Forever is the deal.

Author: Connie
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Kaltain

Leiya

The chirping sound of birds singing outside the window penetrated the walls of my sleep. I tossed to the other side with my back to the light. I didn't know why I thought that was going to help with the noise, but it didn't. I painstakingly turned again, facing the window before turning to lie on my back with my eyes wide open. Being woken up by birds is the most annoying thing ever. I wondered how fairytales make it sound romantic.

“Want me to make them go away?”

I heard a deep voice from beside me. I knew he was also woken up by their noise.

“Without sucking the life out of them, yes please.”

He instantly let out a croaky chuckle. "I'm not that terrible Leiya.”

I sheepishly smiled to myself. It didn't take a second before the birds flew away from the window. Sometimes I just couldn't believe how powerful he was. I also couldn't believe a powerful man such as himself wanted me. Just me. That alone made me feel very powerful.

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