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Ten

Author: Luxie
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-01-30 18:47:03

Axel

The simplicity of a full stomach quieted the storm in my mind. Shahar sat across from me, leaning back in his chair with a contented sigh, his hand lazily rubbing his belly.

“You look like a dog who just found a hidden feast,” I quipped, and he cracked one eye open, grinning

“What can I say? Eve is a great cook. Admit it, you enjoyed the food.”

I let out a low chuckle but didn't reply. The calm didn't last long. It never did. A familiar dark voice in my head reminded me not to get comfortable. Nothing good lasts for people like me, a cursed, unfortunate soul.

“You're brooding again,” Shahar said, breaking through my thoughts.

“Am I?” I asked dryly.

My gaze wandered toward the open corridor beyond the living room, where his fling walked by. Her transformation was undeniable.

A self-assured woman replaced the frail, sickly figure I’d glimpsed days ago. She drew attention as quickly as the sun drew flowers. The sway of her hips commanded attention.

She was just a woman, like the c
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