“It's only fair to have some fun as well” I muttered to myself, ready to leave my dignity behind as I cheerfully reached for the bulge in his pants, letting my fingers roam wild as I pulled out his already hardened d**k, teasing the tip with my tongue as I marvelled at his size. “Suck it and don't stop until I tell you to” he ordered whilst grabbing a firm hold of my hair, yanking my head backwards. “Stop” I muttered inaudibly, "you're gripping too hard". “What? Can't handle it a little rough?” He mocked, yanking me up by my hair, pinning me against the wall. “i have no intention of being gentle with you, so if you can't sit pretty and take it like a good girl, then you're welcome to leave, but making that decision might cost you your life, because I don't like it very much when women walk out on me, especially during intimacy” “so…what's it going to be?” I smirked lightly as I answered his question by shoving him to the bed. “Then it seems I have no choice but to please you tonight, you can use me however you see fit and I'll ensure to ride you like my life depends on it” I responded, my clothes slowly falling to the floor layer by layer as I got on top of him, smiling in satisfaction as I buckled his belt around his wrist, restraining him to the bed as I positioned myself, ready to take full control. Elisa darkhorse, betrothed to Damian Greyhound but is met in matrimony with him young uncle (Leonard Greyhound) instead. will Damian give way for their relationship to blossom? or will the relationship prove fatal as a toxic love triangle is formed?
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(Elisa's POV) I stormed my way down the hall, headed for my father's office, eyes blazing with fury as I marvelled at the audacity of the Greyhounds to demand my hand in marriage despite our decade old rivalry. I finally arrived at the entrance of my father's office with only a wooden door standing between me and the impending confrontation. I forcefully kicked the door open, strutting in without a single sense of decorum as my gaze landed on our incredibly unwelcomed guests. “Elisa! Darling, you're here” my father voiced, signaling for me to compose myself as he walked towards me with open arms, ushering me into the room. I shoved right passed him, taking a seat at the very top of the conference table. All eyes landed on me as I melted into the seat reserved for my father, roughly placing my feet on the table whilst staring directly at the envoys sent from the rival gang (The Greyhounds) to propose marriage. “So…you're the envoys those bastards sent to demand my hand in marriage, right?” The older looking one of the bunch sighed in disappointment as our eyes met. “It seems the rumors were true, the white rose of the darkhorse clan is indeed nothing but a pretty face masking a nasty personality. Little girl you should try restraining your unpleasantness and show some respect for your elders” he mocked. I chuckled upon hearing his words. “Elders?” I repeated, pulling out a loaded gun, pointing it directly at him. “Would you like me to show you exactly what it means to be an elder?” I questioned, my fingers teasing the trigger right before his eyes. “When you're an elder, doesn't it mean you'll have the privilege of kissing your gravestone long before the rest of us? Because my nasty personality is really urging me to put a bullet right in that wrinkly old mouth of yours” My father immediately stepped in, snatching the gun from my grasp. “Compose yourself Elisa” he pleaded in an attempt to calm my anger. “Sir Eliot, it seems your daughters presence isn't of much use as it proves difficult for her to show some restraint. I suggest you excuse her inorder for us to reach an agreement regarding the matter at hand” the old man chimed. “It seems you really do have some balls Old man, I mean they might be worn, dried up and wrinkly but it's still there so I commend you for that. Now listen and listen very careful, I'm guessing my father has already told you this but I'll repeat it once more only for the sake of your obvious hearing deficiency, I will not under any circumstances marry into your pathetic excuse for a bloodline. Now… why don't you take your stupid self and go report everything I've said to your master, like a good dog” “INSOLENT!!!” He barked, slamming his hands on the table. “Shuuu…don't yelled too loud” I interrupted “you could raise your blood pressure to a dangerous level with that much anger. Please consider you age before acting out next time” Father's fury finally boiled over as he raised his voice, desperate to call me to order. “ELISA!!!” He yelled “WHAT!!!” I responded, matching his energy. “Apologize, now!!!” He demanded. “Apologize? Are you seriously siding with him over me? Don't tell me you're actually thinking of entertaining their proposal?” I question but my retort was met with heartbreaking silence from dad that subtly gave away his thoughts. “Tell me you're joking? you really intend to marry me off to the same people responsible for mom's death?” “Elisa that's enough, the matter hasn't been decided yet” he responded, still avoiding my gaze. “Hasn't been decided? Why are you even considering it!!!? Have you forgotten what they did to mom, how they ruined our family? Why are you…” unwilling to continue indulging my antics, he interrupted. “If you're not willing to sincerely apologize to our guests, then leave. Your opinion on this matter will remain irrelevant as long as you continue behaving in such an undignified manner” just as he responded, the head of the Greyhound's family (Nicholas Greyhound) finally arrived. “What an interesting girl” he commented. My father immediately rushed over to his side. “Mr Greyhound, I didn't expect you to personally attend the meeting to discuss such a trivial matter. Please, have a seat” I watched in confusion as my father attentively severed the same man that had brutally murdered my mother right before my eyes. “Dad, what do you think you're doing?” I question barely holding back my tears but he completely ignored me and continued tending to his guests. In a fit of rage I stormed up to them, grabbing a cup filled with scotching hot tea and dumped it all over Mr Greyhound. His eyes blazed with fury as he raised his hand to strike me but before he could make contact, my father's hand came crashing down, landing a crisp slap that echoed across the room. My body went stiff as my vision began to blur, it was the first time my father had ever raised a hand at me and he did it just to defend my mother's murderer. I stared at him in disbelief as tears streamed down my face. Before I could even say a word, he forced me head down whilst apologizing on my behalf. “Mr Greyhound, please forgive her foolishness, after all young kids often tend to make mistakes” My gaze still remained fixed on the floor as my father roughly shoved me out of his office, the force causing me to twist my ankle. “Dad, it hurts” I cried out in pain, expecting him to support me but instead he shoved me to the ground and shut the door behind him. I sat there silently in pain as I listened to my father sign my life away to my mother's killers. Feeling disappointed, I finally opted to leave but I unfortunately lost my balance whilst heading up the stairs and was about to fall when a strange man caught me, gently carrying me up the rest of the way. I was about to express my gratitude when I looked up at him only to notice a striking resemblance between him and Mr Greyhound. “Elisa, right?” … “I'm Damian, your fiance. It's a pleasure to finally meet youHer lips trembled. She closed her eyes, whispering a broken prayer, a plea for the child within her. The sound of his finger sliding onto the trigger was deafening.But before the shot rang out, one of the officers shifted uneasily. “Sir,” he murmured, stepping closer. “There’s… there’s something you need to know.”Leonard’s hand paused mid-trigger pull. His eyes narrowed in irritation. “What could possibly be more important than this?”The officer leaned in, whispering something quickly, urgently. The words were too low for Elisa to catch, but she saw the instant transformation in Leonard’s face.His composure faltered.He went still, eyes widening just slightly before narrowing again with dangerous intensity. Slowly, he lowered the gun, his gaze snapping back to Elisa—sharp, focused, filled with a new, chilling awareness.The silence between them stretched, thick with something new—fear, perhaps, or realization.Leonard’s voice was barely a whisper, but it cut through the tension li
The metallic echo of boots against the warehouse floor filled the silence.Elisa’s knees pressed painfully against the cold concrete, her wrists pinned behind her by two officers whose grips were as merciless as iron. The dim bulbs overhead buzzed faintly, casting trembling light over rusted crates and the dusty remnants of forgotten machinery.Then—he turned.Leonard.He was exactly as her nightmares had painted him: tall, immaculate, and impossibly composed. His tailored black coat clung to broad shoulders, and beneath its folds gleamed the faint metallic glint of a pistol holstered at his side. But what truly froze Elisa’s breath was his face—calm, predatory, the same face that had once looked at her with tenderness now carved in a sneer of quiet satisfaction.He smiled.“Well,” his voice came, smooth as oil, sliding into her ears with poisonous familiarity. “There you are. My dearest runaway wife.”Elisa’s body went rigid. Every muscle trembled as she struggled against the officer
Elisa stumbled backward, hands raised. “Please, listen to me, I didn’t—”“Liar!” Marta spat, snatching the phone from the table. “All this time, we’ve been feeding you, housing you—what are you planning, huh? Kill us next?”“Stop!” Elisa cried. “I didn’t hurt anyone—my family—they’re dead but…but I didn't kill them! I’m—”But Garret lunged first.He charged across the room like a bull, tackling her to the ground. The breath was knocked from her lungs as her back slammed into the wooden floor. She clawed at his arms, panic twisting through her veins. “No! Let me go—please!”“Stay down!” he barked, pinning her wrists. His weight crushed her chest, the scent of fish and river mud choking her senses.Behind him, Marta was already dialing furiously.“Yes, yes—this is Marta Dray. We’ve found her! The wanted woman! Yes, Elisa Darkhorse—the one on the news! She’s here, at our house!”“No!” Elisa screamed, writhing beneath him. “You don’t understand! He’ll kill me! The man who killed my famil
Elisa’s strength returned slowly, but her silence made the small cottage feel heavier each day. The fisherman’s wife — Marta, she’d said her name was — brought her porridge in the mornings and stale bread at night, always with a lingering stare that weighed expectation.“Still no word from your people?” Marta asked one morning, setting down a bowl with an audible thud.Elisa shook her head, eyes downcast.“Hmph. Strange, that.” Marta crossed her arms. “You look like someone who’s had servants her whole life. Ain’t right that a lady should just… disappear.”The husband, a broad-shouldered man named Garret, sat nearby mending a net, his eyes never leaving her. “You sure you ain’t hiding something, girl?”“I told you the truth,” Elisa murmured, her voice hoarse from disuse. “I have nowhere to go, nor do I have anyone searching for me.”Garret’s lips twisted. “Then maybe it’s time you start earning your keep.”She looked up, startled. “I’ll pay you when—”“When?” Marta cut in, her voice c
The smell of damp wood and boiled cabbage filled the air before she even opened her eyes. Elisa stirred, the faint murmur of voices somewhere nearby tugging at the edge of her consciousness. Her body felt heavy, limbs waterlogged, and when she tried to shift, pain rippled through her like a warning.“Careful now,” a woman’s voice snapped — sharp but curious. “She’s waking up.”Elisa’s eyes fluttered open. The first thing she saw was a low, cracked ceiling lined with spiderwebs. Then a shadow loomed over her — a woman with hard eyes and a smile that didn’t quite reach them. Her hair was streaked with gray and tied back in a ragged scarf, her dress faded from years of wear. Behind her stood a man whose beard looked as though it had been trimmed with a dull knife, his eyes small and calculating.“Well, look at that,” the woman said, voice softening into something falsely sweet. “It seems she has woken up after all.”Elisa blinked, disoriented. The last thing she remembered was fire — the
“I’d prefer you watch her die instead.”“NO!” William cried, summoning strength he did not have. With a guttural roar, he threw himself between them just as Leonard pulled the trigger.The bullet ripped into William’s chest.Elisa screamed, catching him as he fell into her arms. Blood poured freely, his body trembling in her embrace, slowly fading away.“Father! No!__why? Why did you do that?!!”His hand rose weakly, cupping her cheek. “Elisa… my little girl… leave.” His voice was ragged, each word costing him precious breath. “Run… while you still can.”“I won’t leave you!” she sobbed, clutching him desperately. “I won’t!”Leonard watched, his eyes gleaming with perverse delight. “How touching. But you’ll die together either way, because I have no intention of letting you survive the night.”William coughed blood, his eyes dimming but fierce. He looked past Elisa, locking eyes with the old butler who had served the family for decades. A silent exchange passed between them—a final com
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