All Chapters of The Damn Demigod: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Kingston didn't want to accompany Aceli up the stairs, so Pandora did what she could to prevent whatever was lingering in her mind. She was a little calmer after asking Aceli to go to her room after the first step to reach the second floor. Now Pandora chose to stay in her own room, thinking about how to avoid Kingston. She pulled up the blanket, closing herself off tightly from any threat. The door to the room was locked. It would be better if Kingston never came in and did whatever he wanted, especially if the man touched her again. Pandora's arm slowly stretched out to grab the phone that was lying on the floor. Instantly deciding to pull back the thick cloth that was spread across her body. Pandora's mind suddenly remembered to check what her face looked like in the mirror. She sighed as the bottom of her eyes looked puffy. She would never dare to contact Chris, or it would spark anxiety for her father. Only the words ifs and ifs implied why she had to cry over he

Early in the morning the sound of horseshoes stomped loudly, drawing Pandora's attention to peek out from her open balcony. She clung to the guardrail. It was a rare sight—something Pandora almost never thought was happening. Kingston's and Aceli's bodies shook in the midst of horseback riding. The run was fast and steady, as was the clutch of Kingston's arms around Aceli's small body. Meanwhile, both men's legs were tightened tightly on the horse. Kingston's one arm held on to the reins. The man wanted to control the horse, but Kingston seemed to be merely leading Aceli around the yard. Pandora wondered if it wasn't Aceli's first time. A glimpse of Aceli was caught opening her mouth wide, and her voice was faintly heard in the air. It reminded Pandora of the old days, when she was so little, Chris used to take her for the same thing. "Sister Panda!" Aceli's wave was greeted hesitantly. Pandora clenched her fingers quickly as Kingston looked up briefly and then refocu

"What you must face is your fear, Pandora. Not the water, which is completely helpless because your weight is so annoying." Kingston's lips were good at giving advice. "I pity the waters." And amazingly adept at making fun when Pandora couldn't even care about anything, other than hoping Kingston would do something soon. At least get Pandora out of the lake. She really couldn't control herself. She wanted to give up and just let the water engulf her. But Kingston wouldn't agree to Pandora's easy death. The second Pandora was sure the water would eat her alive. Kingston deftly pulled her out of the puddle that was rippling because Pandora's movements were so spontaneous. "I threw you to a spot that's not too deep. You can still touch the ground." The restrained tone showed that Kingston was furious. The way he was watching Pandora as she stood there in shock was evident from the slight narrowing of his eyes. While anyone would see, including the horses

The door in front of Pandora was open, but she was hesitant to step in. In front of her was a four-poster bed receiving a guest and its true owner. There was nothing wrong when she asked Helios to bring Kingston to a space she could enter at will. A space where she had a lot of freedom to express herself, even though Pandora did not dare to do somersaults now. Kingston was probably silent. Shutting his eyes like a handsome undead. But Pandora was well aware that the man who had been lying down since returning from the forest was in a state between consciousness and unconsciousness. She caught the frown before leading the doctor checking Kingston's condition out of the room. "King ...." After dispelling the various doubts that were scattered in her mind. Pandora ventured to take a step or two closer. Kingston's face was very pale. Surprisingly, the doctor showed an unusual reaction after diagnosing Kingston with the words 'excessive fever'. It seemed that the mid

A simple, murderous question, stabbed right through. Pandora half-turned her face away from Aceli, barely able to utter a word to sarcastically quote the pathetic question. She was silent with her tongue in her throat. Thinking of how she could agree to Aceli's request. While Kingston was not at all the man she wanted him to be. Let's just say we're engaged.... Kingston's statement the other day was already forgotten by Pandora. She no longer thought of Kingston as her fiancé since she decided to sell the ring, which she had left in London on the table in Anna's room before going to commit to the job Raymond had offered her. Pandora had left Anna a message, and yeah, the girl had kept the ring for her. "Sister Panda, why the silence?" Aceli's voice was full of disappointment. Describing how the little girl felt so eager for Pandora to give her a sweet answer. But it would be a shock to Pandora if she said yes to Aceli's wishes. "I'm too young to b