Breaking Rules (Galdevero Series #1)

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  In a world full of craving wolves, she couldn't roam around like an innocent rabbit in the den's of her predator because she knows it too well, that a certain big bad wolf is preying on her. Waiting to devour every inch of her body. But instead of devouring her in a torturous way, her predator devours her in a more pleasurable and sensual manner. And she's the prey that is a willing victim. She's a prey bewitching her predator with her innocence, making her predator, the big bad wolf, breaking the rules.   ***   A-Azazel w-what a-are you d-doing?" I swallowed hard when I saw him walking towards me while his hawk gray eyes are looking at me darkly like he knows my whole life. My lips parted when I saw him smirking.    

EVERYTHING seems busy. The students are having their world. They didn't bother to care about other people around. But not until Seraphina Fernandez stepped towards the entrance of San Albereda University. Everyone looked at her that makes her bowed her head. She's still not really used to the indifferent treatment of the students where she studies. They act like she has this contagious disease when in fact she doesn't have, well, the only thing she has is a disorder, but it wasn't contagious like what they are reacting to. She has this disorder called dysphemia, on which whenever she tries to speak she always stutter. Not because she's nervous, well, part of. She immediately change directions when she saw a bunch of students walking in her direction. As much as possible she doesn't want to associate with them. Because for sure, they will make fun of her just like before. Seraphina walked faster until she reached the library. It was only then that she breathed

I am inside the CAS main library, the College of Arts and Science Library. Unlike the library I went to last week, I like it more here since the ambiance is more comfortable. There's a lot of students here too. And that makes me feel more nervous. Some of them are busy but almost everyone is looking at me. Watching me intently as if I'll do anything wrong. I bowed my head in embarrassment while going to the end of the library. The table in there was hidden from the other student. I mean it's far away from the other students. And here we go again, hay. From the beginning, no one wants to talk to me. Ever since that I'm young, people treated me like this, because they thought that I'm not like them. Well, I think of that too. Who would want to be friends with a person like me? I have a disorder and just a few people understand it. I don't know what's wrong with me aside from having a disorder that w

He licked his lips, I was about to speak again when I heard some footsteps. I just quickly left without looking at him again. My breathing pattern is still heavy. As I walked, it kept coming back to my mind what had happened earlier. I felt so stupid letting him do that to me. I shouldn’t have let him. That's wrong, we shouldn't have done that. I'm really stupid. Besides, I was relieved when I got home to the apartment. I just wish that our paths will never cross again. I’m scared of him, that’s the truth. I know, he was not just a normal student in our university. I don’t know if people also noticed it or not. His every word felt so true. I'm a gullible one, I'm just a kid, I already know about that habit of mine. But I know, his words are true. That when he says he can kill me, I can feel it. He could do that, I just don't know where I got that thought. I sighed, I should've not thinking about him. A