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Tyron went back to the park and found the trail of magic Sandra had left. He followed the trail for a while and finally found himself in front of an inn. Entering it, he was greeted by the sight of a woman admiring gold coins splattered on her desk."Good day miss," he greeted, causing the woman to immediately gather all her coins to hide them. She looked up at him and he gave her his most charming smile."O-Oh good day." She stuttered, placing the coins slowly in a pouch. Seeing that, Tyron raised his eyebrows, surprise etched on his features. Apparently, Sandra had been generous."May I help you?" She said, getting to her feet."Yes. I am looking for a woman. She lodged in here a few hours ago."The woman looked at him, confused."You know, tall, brooding.""Oh!" The woman answered, smiling brightly. "Are you related to her?"Tyron nodded his head. "Yes, I am. I would love to see her please.""No problem then." She said, moving away from her table. "Please wait a moment while I go te
Days passed since Sandra came to the Dras realm. Tyron had not paid her a single visit since then, causing her anger to slowly rise. After the day he first visited her, she waited for his arrival in the following days, but all to no avail. Days passed, and her hope dwindled even more. She had hoped that he would come at least once to see her, but after a week of waiting, he paid no visit, neither did he send any message. She felt betrayed; how could he treat her like this? All she wanted was to help him find the Abomination, and yet, he treats her as if she wasn't important.Angrily, she dressed up and walked out, heading in search of Tyron.The innkeeper saw Sandra once she reached the entrance and quickly stood up, a large grin etched on her face."Good day ma'am." she greeted. "Hope you had a good night?"Sandra snorted and left the inn without another word.She had been holed up in her room ever since she came, so she didn't have an idea of what route she had to take to find Tyron.
Tyron looked around the majestic house. Thanks to Elijah, he had found a way to sneak into Raul’s abode. The past days, he had been studying the said man and Tyron kept finding him suspicious. His activities were very secretive, and apart from going to his workplace and heading back home, there was no other movement made by him. He had asked Elijah about it, and the latter mentioned that he had never been on the premises of Raul’s house. He only knew where the place was but had never had the opportunity to enter it. He suspected that Raul’s parents may not like him inviting strangers into his home, so he didn’t press. Tyron studied the outer décor of the house. Everything was painted black and grey. There were no plants or shrubs, just plain hard concrete floors. There were also statues of some strange beings that spiked his curiosity. One was of a body without form, and it had holes for eyes. Another looked like a normal human but had no facial features, which was even eerier lookin
Weeks passed since the day Tyron snuck into Raul’s house. He had never returned since then. Instead, what he had been doing was paying extravagant visits to Gwen in her office. He visits her office every day with gifts, ranging from flowers to jewelry and other things women in the Dras realm liked. Since Raul had banned him from entering his studio, he always made a huge show at its entrance in an attempt to rile Raul up. Poor Gwendolyn was embarrassed, but seemed to enjoy the effort he was making in an attempt to woo her. He used the opportunity to take her out on dates whenever she had free time, and he began to notice that her free time became less and less each time he came. Apparently, Raul gives her piles of work to carry out in order to prevent her from seeing him. He felt bad for using Gwen, but at least his plans were working. He took Gwen to a play that took place in the middle of her town. It was something she said she always looked forward to seeing, but for some reason
Raul frowned, his face getting red with anger. Before he could say anything else, Gwen quickly grabbed Tyron's arms and began to walk away."Goodbye, sir." She said to Raul as she left. They both walked out of the theater in silence, Tyron grinning inwardly and Gwendolyn utterly confused. it wasn't u til they had boarded their carriage and had gone a few miles away from the Theater that Gwen finally asked."Did you have anything to do with Raul's house being robbed?""Please, don't tell me you actually believe him." Tyron said, rolling his eyes."But it's strange though, isn't it? Who else in the whole realm has the level of power that you have?""Dear Gwen," Tyron grinned, leaning forward to touch her chin. "You would be surprised by the number of powerful people that resides in your realm." He then leaned back and sighed. "Besides, I am more surprised that he suspects me of having powers.""Well, who wouldn't?" Gwen asked, looking at him curiously. "You are basically a stranger here
Gwen was at home, working on a new song for her workplace. Raul had hired several artists that he could train, but they all lacked the skill of songwriting. So he left her the job of creating songs for them.She was seated by her couch, on the floor, hitting the tip of her charcoal pencil on the note she was writing. Deep in her thoughts, she didn't notice the presence of her mother when she came into the living room."Honey," her mother said, and Gwendolyn quickly glanced at her. "Are you okay?" her mother asked, walking over. "Yeah," Gwendolyn, replied, sitting up straight. "I am fine, I guess." Her mother sat down on the couch opposite her. "Something bothers you. I can see it.""It's no big deal.""Spill. What is it?"Gwendolyn glanced at her mother. "Aren't you supposed to be at your bakery?""I decided to take a break today." Her mother replied, fanning her hair. "I am a little stressed lately, and I thought that I should rest." Her mother stared at her face."You, on the othe
Gwendolyn arrived back from work looking extremely tired. She knocked on the door of her house, softly massaging her neck as she waited for her mother to get the door open. Her mother had taking another leave that day, and so would be in the house. A few minutes later, her mother opened the door. “Good evening.” Gwen greeted, making her way inside. “What took you long to open the door?” She walked to the couch set and collapsed on it, throwing her bag on the ground. When her mother didn’t say anything, she glanced at her. “Mum?” Her mother had closed the entrance door, but she still stood next to it, lost in her thoughts. “Mom.” Gwen called again, startling her mother out of her dream. She quickly looked at her daughter, her eyes glazed. “Yes dear? What is it?” Gwen sat up slowly, concern etched on her face. “Is something wrong?” “No,” her mother said, forcing a laugh as she waved her hands. “Nothing is wrong. Don’t worry about it.” “Don’t bother lying to me, mother.” Gwendol
Tyron looked at Gwen as they both walked down the street where her work studio was situated. She looked lost in thought, and Tyron was a bit concerned about it. He had never seen her that way."Is anything wrong?" He asked.Gwen sighed and looked up at the sky. "Do you remember when I told you about my father? If I had thought there was no way he could get even worse, I was proven wrong.""Tyron frowned. "What happened?"The street was silent as they both walked slowly. They had both worn huge coats that would protect them from the chilly breeze of the Dras weather. "My father wants me to stay with him.""Why is that?""Because he needs an heir."Tyron frowned further. "I thought you said he wasn't bothered about that?""Apparently I was wrong. He has so many enemies that would take advantage of that fact. So he wants me to act as his heir till his wife gives him a child. Even if she didn't, he would find a way to rule through me till his death.""Wow. That's shocking." He kicked a li