LOGINSean knocked at the door only to get electrocuted.
“Fuck,” he hissed, caught between shock and the lingering jolt of the current.
The door opened a moment later. He frowned, finding no one on the other side.
“Who are you?” a cartoonish voice rang in his ear, but there was no one. He exchanged a confused glance with Martin.
“Down,” the voice said. Sean glanced down and stared in surprise. A tiny rabbit stood there, paws on hips, shooting him the fiercest glare a bunny could muster.
“What?” the rabbit demanded, clearly annoyed by his presence.
“Call the witch?” Sean ordered. The bunny squinted up at him, giving him a once-over like a bouncer outside a very exclusive bar.
“Who are you?” he enquired instead.
“I am..
“Who is it, Snoopy?” Her voice came from inside.
“A mountain with eyes,” then his gaze flickered to Martin, “and a three-legged guy,” he noted with a frown. Sean and Martin both glared down at him, offended.
Just then, a sweet fragrance filled the air, and in the next moment, Violet stepped into his line of vision. She hadn’t changed a bit. Her fiery red hair was coiled into a loose bun with loose soft tendrils caressing her cheek and sawn-like neck. Her violet eyes were wide and luminous, vast enough to hold a world of secrets, dreams, and magic. And the curve of her red lips, delicate and full, reminded him of blooming rose petals.
She was still ugly as fuck.
Her lips curled into a smug smirk, and he could already feel his blood begin to simmer.
“Not a mountain, Snoopy. A heap of trash,” Violet corrected, holding his gaze that sharpened significantly after her remark.
“I don’t have time to play your shitty games,” Sean spat, his voice laced with irritation. Then, jerking his chin towards Martin, he said, “Fix him now.”
The poor Martin was struggling to stand properly due to his ridiculously oversized junk. Violet looked over at Martin, and her smirk deepened.
“What’s wrong with him?” Violet played innocent. Sean gritted his teeth. She was riling him up on purpose.
“This might check your fantasy box,” he pointed at the weight dragging down Martin’s pants. “But it isn’t normal.”
Violet wasn’t fazed.
“He loves sticking his dick where it doesn’t belong. I simply… enhanced his talents,” Violet replied, winking at mortified Matin.
Sean was trying hard not to explode on her.
“Just fix him,” Sean sighed, losing his patience.
“Say please,” Violet demanded. Sean’s glare turned lethal, but Violet wasn’t the one who got scared easily. She stood tall, unbothered by the threat.
“Don’t test my patience,” Sean warned her darkly.
“And what exactly will you do if I do?” Violet challenged, lounging against the doorframe, arms folded like she had all the time in the world.
"I’ll drag you by your filthy hair and throw you behind bars,” Sean hissed, advancing a step. She had too much arrogance for someone who barely reached his chest. It wouldn’t even take him more than a moment to crush her.
“Try it. Touch me and I’ll show you the meaning of regret,” Violet challenged, not afraid. Sean’s irritation had reached a boiling point, threatening to spill into fury. No one, man or woman, had ever dared to defy him. Yet here she was, this five-foot witch, biting off more than she could ever hope to chew.
Martin, who had been silently witnessing their heated standoff for far too long, suddenly rushed forward. With desperation in his eyes, he clasped his hands together and pleaded before her, "I am sorry. I know I messed up. I’m on my knees here, just forgive me. Help me with this."
Violet wasn’t moved. She shot him a look of disdain before returning her gaze to Sean.
“Your warriors go around harassing helpless women. And you defend them instead of teaching them a good lesson ” Violet lashed out. “He tried the same with me. But unfortunately for him, I’m not helpless. I’m the kind who makes others cry for help.”
Sean frowned. Harassment? That wasn’t the version Martin had given him. He had said he got into a heated argument with a violet-eyed witch who had overreacted and punished him for daring to talk back. Sean had accompanied him because he knew Violet would be brutal with his warriors. Also, he was furious about how she dared to mistreat a warrior.
He turned and fixed Martin with a furious glare. Martin lowered his eyes, nervous and intimidated.
Violet realised he didn’t know about it.
“You’re a fool,” she scoffed before snapping her fingers. With that, Martin’s “third leg” shrank to its original size. Martin grinned, relieved and ecstatic, but no one was paying him attention. Sean and Violet had again slipped into a stare-off.
Her gaze never wavered from Sean. She took a single step back, gripped the door, and slammed it shut, right in his face.
“Whoa,” Martin murmured.
Sean was just as shocked.
“What the fuck,” he cursed angrily before raising his fist and knocking. The moment his knuckles came in contact with the door, a jolt of electricity seared through the back of his hand, making him recoil.
He clenched his fists in frustration.
“She’s dangerous,” Martin said quietly. Sean turned towards him, his gaze sharper than a blade.
“You harass women?” Sean demanded, annoyed. Martin paled.
She had seen the island in the day. The lush greens, blue sea, and sand beaches..but in the night, everything lay under the thick blanket of darkness, except for their beach house. Still, she loved riding in the chopper. Never in her wildest dreams had she imagined she would one day soar through the sky like this.She looked over at him to ask why they were taking a chopper ride in the night when she caught a subtle frown creasing his forehead. His minds eemed to be elsewhere. "Qhat's wrong?' she asked, concerned. He looked at her and blinked as if processing her question. "Nothing's wrong. What do you mean?" he asked. "You look distracted," she pointed out. "I am not," he brushed off her observation. Violet also didn't think much of it, assuming he was tired. She was tired too, but the excitement to get more experience with him overrode that. Smiling, she put her head on his shoulder and looked out. As they flew over the sea, the night vast and endless, until something glowed be
She woke up to something soft and moist grazing against her cheek, tracing the curve of her face in slow, deliberate strokes. She moaned. Still half-asleep, she shifted, then finally opened her eyes, only to find his face hovering inches from hers.He drew back just enough to look into her eyes, a warm smile playing on his lips."Good morning," he whispered.Before she could respond, he leaned in and pressed a gentle kiss to her lips, easy and warm. She melted right there, her heart soaring high. Tucked safely in his arms, being doted on by him..she felt the luckiest woman in the world. He pulled away a moment later and looked down at her with quiet affection. Her lashes fluttered as he lovingly grazed his knuckle down the length of her face. "I wish I could tell you how beautiful you are, but word fails me," he admitted softly. Loving her wasn't the end; it was an eternal process as he found himself more and more in love with her with each passing time. "You're the reason I want to
Violet slid her shades up into her hair and climbed down the plane. She tried to keep her mind on her steps, but the view in front of her was so breathtaking that she couldn’t help it. She knew Sean was rich, but rich enough to own a private plane and an entire island? That was news to her.Awe glistened in her eyes as she took in the view. Tall coconut palms swayed in the distance, their green crowns decorating the bright blue sky. The air felt cleaner here, lighter, carrying the scent of salt and sea. Waves played with the trees and her hair. She drew in a deep breath, filling her lungs with the scent. She couldn’t wait to explore this place. "You like it?" he murmured in her ear, almost startling her. Violet looked over at him. He was standing behind her, smiling down at her. "It's breathtaking," she replied, clearly still in awe."Your first time to an island?" he asked, taking her hand in his as he led her towards a car that he had gotten shipped a day ago. "I am not as rich
Violet climbed out of the car and headed toward his office, her steps quick and determined. He hadn’t had breakfast, she knew that much and today, she was fully prepared to shove food down his throat if needed. He had eaten all her cupcakes last night, every single one of them, and yet he was still pretending to be mad at her. Pretentious dog. She reached his office, only to be told he wasn’t there. He had gone to the field to train the warriors. Violet set down the lunch on his table, then turned and headed toward the training grounds. It didn’t take long to find him. He was seated on a bench at the boundry of the field, barking commands at the trainees, his voice sharp and commanding. Violet slowed, watching from a distance. He wore nothing but a black vest and trousers, the fabric sticking to every hard line of his body. His shoulders curved inward as he leaned forward, forearms set against his thighs, the posture radiating a quiet, undeniable dominance. Heat stirred in her stom
Violet slipped into the seat beside him, acutely aware of his sour mood. The silence was heavy and tense. Still, a flicker of warmth stirred in her chest at the realization that, despite how angry he was with her, he hadn’t left her behind. He could have. Instead, he was here, gripping the steering wheel, jaw set, shoulders stiff, but waiting.He started the engine without looking at her, his gaze fixed straight ahead as though she didn’t exist at all. For days, she had ignored him. Now the roles had quietly, painfully reversed. It had only been a few moments, and she was already feeling miserable. "I am sorry," she murmured, her eyes fixed on her lap. No response came from the other side. She turned toward him. His eyes remained locked on the road ahead, his jaw clenched tightly. It was the first time he had gotten so mad at her, and she had a hunch it was going to get worse. Guilt burdened her chest with renewed force. She had hurt him deeply. If only she could take back the day
Surveying the room, she plopped down on the queen bed. The piece of furniture groaned beneath her, betraying its worn condition. She had come to her cottage to spend some alone moment. This wasn’t just a cottage to her. It was a symbol of her strength, a sanctuary she had built herself when she had nothing. Every time she felt weak, she returned here, to remind herself of everything she had endured, every battle she had fought, and every grief she had survived. These walls had seen her at her lowest, and how she bounced back. Was she overreacting? She could be. Perhaps, it was his pampering or her own insecurities, but everytime he held things from her, she felt hurt.Leaning back against the bedpost, she closed her eyes and breathed in the fresh, refreshing scent of lilies. The flowers had been planted just outside her window, their fragrance gentle and familiar. One of the few things that still managed to calm her racing thoughts.For days now, her health hadn’t been the best. A du







