Daphne descended the steps to the dungeon with a cruel smirk on her face, her heels clicking on the cold stone floor. She could hear the slave girl whimpering and moaning, which only fueled her delight.
As she approached the cell, she sneered at the girl, “Well, well, well. Look who's here. The little thief who caught my man's eye and stole his money.”
Aloha cowered in the corner, her eyes wide with fear. Daphne's dark expression curled her forehead, and she spoke with a mocking tone, “Good evening, I didn't mean to-”
“Shut up!” Daphne cut her off sharply. “I didn't come here to listen to your excuses.”
She strode over to Aloha and kicked her in the side. The girl cried out in pain, but Daphne didn't stop. “You think you're so special,” she said, delivering another kick. “But you're nothing. Just a worthless little slave and thief.”
Aloha tried to curl up into a ball, but Daphne grabbed her by the hair and yanked her up. “Look at me,” she demanded. “Look at Ragnar woman.”
Aloha slowly lifted her head, her eyes filled with tears. Daphne leaned in close, her breath hot on the girl's face. “I heard you were hungry,” she said, her voice dripping with malice. “So I brought you some food.”
She held out a tray of scraps and leftovers, the kind of food that even a dog would turn up its nose at. Aloha's eyes widened with hunger, but Daphne wasn't finished yet. “Of course, I wouldn't want you to get too comfortable,” she said, with a cruel smirk. “So you'll have to eat it off the ground.”
She threw the tray to the floor, and the scraps went flying, landing in a disgusting heap of filth and grime. Aloha hesitated for a moment, then started to crawl toward the food.
Daphne kicked her back. "Not like that,” she sneered. “Use your mouth. Eat it like the animal you are.”
Aloha hesitated again, then slowly leaned down and began to eat the scraps off the ground. Daphne laughed, taunting her as she did.
As Aloha finished eating, Daphne turned to leave, savoring the taste of power and control. But as she reached the door, the girl spoke up.
“Thank you, ma'am,” she said, her voice barely audible. “Thank you for the food.”
Daphne stopped in her tracks, turning back to face the girl. “What did you say?” she asked, her voice cold and dangerous.
The girl looked up at her, her eyes filled with defiance. “Thank you,” she said again, her voice stronger this time. “Thank you for the food.”
Daphne seethed with rage, and Aloha noticed the anger in her eyes, bracing herself for the worst. Suddenly, Daphne lunged forward and slapped Aloha across the face, knocking her to the ground. “You think you're so clever, don't you?” she spat. “Mocking me with your gratitude, you worthless slave.”
Aloha's eyes widened in fear as she scrambled to her feet. Suddenly, Daphne raised her hand to strike again.
But something strange happened. Aloha felt a strange power surging within her, which she tried to control, but it failed. An unseen wind knocked Daphne down to the ground with a thud, and she lost consciousness.
Aloha stood frozen in shock, staring at the fallen woman. She had not meant to harm her, but she was afraid that she had killed her.Trembling with fear, Aloha approached the Mistress and tried to wake her, but she did not stir. She knelt beside her, tears streaming down her face. “Please wake up, Ma” am,” she whispered. “I didn't mean to hurt you.”
As she knelt beside unconscious Daphne, her memories flooded back of a similar incident that occurred when her father was still alive. On that fateful day, her classmate was also beating her, but then suddenly, a strong wind blew in and carried the bully, slamming her against the wall.Her father had comforted her, telling her it wasn't her fault and making her promise never to tell anyone about it. As it had only happened once, she believed her father's words.
But now, as the same thing happened again, fear consumed her. She reached out to her Daphne, hoping for a response, but all she heard was her own teary voice.
“Miss,” she whispered, barely audible.
The realization hit her that Daphne had blacked out too. The fear and confusion mounted within her, and she began to wonder if she was a monster. Had she somehow caused these strange occurrences? The questions raced through her mind as she sat there, overwhelmed by her emotions.
Thinking maybe this is her end since she has killed Ragnar woman.
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Aloha had been sitting in the same spot for hours, her face puffy from crying. She was no longer feeling hungry, rather, she felt anxious about what would happen to her. The thought of killing a human being like her made her shiver.
She couldn't stop thinking about what might happen to her now that she had attacked her captor woman, and the thought alone was enough to make her shiver.Suddenly, a voice snapped her out of her thoughts. “Bring her out.” She raised her head to confirm the owner of the hoarse voice. It was one of the guards who had come for her earlier, with another masculine man beside him. She wondered if all the staff here were men.
She rose to her feet, her body trembling as she braced herself for what was to come.
They dragged her out of the prison, and without trying to struggle with them, she followed them obediently. The last thing she wanted was to hurt another person. “Please, how is that miss, is she doing fine now?” She asked repeatedly, although she met a silent response repeatedly.
Eventually, they nudged her to the ground inside a hall, and she winced in pain. She raised her brows, scanning around, wanting to know what was going to happen to her. She could feel the tension in the air, and it made her heart race with fear.
They dragged her out of the prison, and she followed them obediently, not wanting to hurt anyone else. She repeatedly asked about Daphne's condition, but met with silence. Aloha was shoved to the ground inside a hall and winced in pain. She scanned her surroundings, wondering what was going to happen to her. She thought that Ragnar, whose woman she had hurt, was going to punish or kill her today. Aloha had concluded that Daphne was his woman because she had heard Daphne call him her man. Although Aloha had heard a rumor that Ragnar was gay, seeing a beautiful woman beside him made her question the truthfulness of the rumor. Ragnar burst into the room with Daphne beside him. Aloha sighed deeply, relieved that Daphne was alive. Seeing Ragnar up close, Aloha noticed that he was very handsome. He wore a black tuxedo suit that brought justice to his tall, well-built physique. Just by looking at him, he brought joy to girls' hearts, including hers. But the coldness that surrounded him wo
Aloha sat on the small bed inside the tiny room she had been taken to, staring at the walls and thinking of a way to escape. She only had two days left before Ragnar would kill her if she failed to heal the small child. The room was barely big enough for her to stretch her legs, and the only source of light came from a small window on the door. She wondered how she had gotten herself into this mess. She had no idea that she was a witch, but Ragnar and his people believed she was. As she pondered her situation, the door creaked open, and a she-wolf entered the room. Aloha jumped to her feet, startled by the sudden intrusion. The she-wolf was the one who had been bringing her food since she was taken captive. Aloha looked at the she-wolf with a mixture of fear and hope. She had an idea. She would beg the she-wolf to help her run away. “Please help me out, I want to run away, I can't just die like this,” Aloha pleaded. “Why are all witches so selfish?” she asked. “You have the po
George sat beside Aloha's bed in the hospital, holding her hand gently. He could see the fear in her eyes and knew he needed to calm her down. "Aloha," he said softly, "I know it's a lot to take in, but I promise you're safe, no one will hurt you." Aloha looked at him, still trembling slightly. "I can't believe this is real," she said. "Werewolves,… it's like something out of a horror movie." George smiled reassuringly. "I know it's scary, but if the wolves wanted to harm you, they would have done italready. They're not as bad as people make them out to be." Aloha nodded slowly, starting to relax a little. She couldn't help but feel a sense of trust in George. "Thank you," she said quietly. "I don't know what I would do without you." George chuckled. "You make it sound like I'm an angel or something." Aloha smiled weakly. "Maybe you are. You certainly seem to know what you're talking about." George laughed. "I'm just a guy who's been around a while. I've seen a lot of things." A
Ariel stepped into the club, her eyes scanning the crowded dance floor. The music was so loud, it was almost deafening. The club was filled with smoke, the dim lighting made it difficult to see clearly. She made her way to the bar and ordered a drink, hoping it would calm her nerves. As she waited for her drink, she noticed a familiar face on the dance floor. It was Andre, the man she had been searching for. Ariel picked up her drink and made her way to the dance floor, swaying her hips to the music. She approached Andre, tapping him on the shoulder to get his attention. "Hey, Andre," she shouted over the music. Andre turned around, surprised to see Ariel. "Hey, I didn't expect to see you here," he said. "I need your help," Ariel replied, her voice barely audible over the music. "What's going on?" Andre asked he found his way out of the dancing floor and Ariel followed him and he spot a stool and slid onto "Hey there, handsome," Ariel purred, sliding onto the stool next to him.
George stood in the hallway, waiting for her. When he saw Aloha approaching, he rushed over to her, he had sent a maid to call her for him. "How are you doing?" he asked, standing in front of her. Last night, after George left the king's chamber, he followed Ragnar's instructions creating a friendship with Aloha, and trying to make her trust him. However, George made sure to position himself beside her when she woke up today, since then, their communication had improved, and Aloha seemed more comfortable around him. Although Ragnar had instructed George not to touch Aloha, he told him to comfort Aloha and teach her how to use her powers. Yet George didn't know when he would lose control around her again because even now, her blood is driving him crazy but he wanted her to heal little Effa before he would take any action on how to have her. George held Aloha's waist as they walked toward Effa's room, ignoring the stares of the guards in the hallway As they exited the main mansion
IN COMA REALM Effa jolted upright as she heard Daphne's threat to Aloha, wanting Alpha Ragnar to punish her. She tried to move out from the shell that enclosed her, but the glistening barriers, which blocked her spirit from accessing her physical body, wouldn't let her pass. "No!! I have to save her. I want to go back to my body," she growled. Effa had been in this coma realm for the past ten years, and she had never wished to go back to her physical body, even though she was lonely there with no one to communicate with. She saw it as a punishment for making her uncle kill an innocent person because of her. There was only one thing that could make her want to go back to her body, and that was if she remembered the person who made her sick. But she couldn't remember. The guilt of letting someone die because of her made her not want to leave. However, hearing Aloha's sweet voice, telling her that his uncle might be wicked, but he cares for her and wants her to get well, intrigue
Finally, Aloha turned back, wanting to go back to her room until an idea struck her mind---An idea of how to save herself, then she started on her tracks wanting to find George's room. After a while Aloha's heart was pounding as she stumbled out of the hallway, gasping for air. She had been running for what seemed like forever, trying to find her way through the maze-like palace to George's room. But the endless twists and turns had only left her more lost and confused. She found it difficult to locate George's room as she was not familiar with the palace and had a tendency to forget directions. Aloha navigated through the unfamiliar palace hallway, she spotted a figure emerging from a nearby doorway. It was none other than Marcus, the notorious playboy prince, who had his arm wrapped around a stunning woman. Aloha observed as he leaned in to kiss the woman's cheek, feeling a pang of disgust as she watched his flirtatious behavior. Aloh couldn't quite understand why she felt so bot
George opened the door, and Marcus stood revealed, flashing a sly smile. "Hey, George. Can I come in?" he asked, his eyes darting towards Aloha. Before George could answer, Aloha spoke up, "Actually, I'll talk to him in private," she said, making her way to the door, looking surprised. Marcus stepped aside, holding the door open for her. As she passed, he leaned in close, whispering in her ear, "Be careful of George." Aloha scoffed at his warning, knowing Marcus was a flirt. But deep down, she couldn't shake the feeling that something wasn't right. As Marcus walked away, Aloha clenched her hands, wondering who to trust - the flirtatious prince or the doctor who had saved her life. She hissed under her breath and made her way back to the room, where George was waiting, his jealousy bubbling over. "How do you know him?" George demanded, bombarding Aloha with questions. "He brought me here," Aloha replied, trying to keep her tone even. "Why did he come back?" George asked, suspicio