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Two Days Until Death

Author: Ladybee
last update publish date: 2026-07-30 01:55:37

This time, when the food comes, I force myself to eat every single bite. The stew tastes like ash, the bread like sawdust, but I choke it down. My stomach protests, a low, queasy rumble, but it stays down.

Barely.

Soon exhaustion claims me, my eyelids become impossibly heavy. I lean back against the pillows, the softness a strange comfort.

Just for a minute... Only a minute.

The low murmur of the guards' voices outside fades into a dull hum. My breathing steadies, deepens. Before I know it..
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  • The Alpha King is a Woman    Two Days Until Death

    This time, when the food comes, I force myself to eat every single bite. The stew tastes like ash, the bread like sawdust, but I choke it down. My stomach protests, a low, queasy rumble, but it stays down. Barely. Soon exhaustion claims me, my eyelids become impossibly heavy. I lean back against the pillows, the softness a strange comfort.Just for a minute... Only a minute. The low murmur of the guards' voices outside fades into a dull hum. My breathing steadies, deepens. Before I know it... sleep drags me under._____Sleep doesn't feel like rest. It feels like drowning. Darkness pulls me under, swallowing every thought until even my father's face disappears, and fortunately, there's no nausea. No aching muscles. No burning throat from vomiting.Just... nothing. Peace. I don't know how long it lasts.Then consciousness slowly claws its way back. My eyelids flutter open. The ceiling above me is unfamiliar for a second before memory crashes back into place. My Father's house. The

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  • The Alpha King is a Woman    The Pride That Wouldn't Kneel

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    For one suspended, terrifying heartbeat, I forget how to breathe.The key.It's right there.So close.Yet the words that leave her mouth feel like a blade pressed against my throat."You are not Kei."My fingers twitch uselessly at my sides."...What?" The word comes out rough, scraped raw. "What are you talking about, Mother?"I force a confused frown onto Kei's face, praying she mistakes the panic pounding through me for disbelief. "I'm your son."I even take a careful step closer, my movements stiff, unnatural. "I'm Kei." I gesture towards my face with an awkward laugh that sounds painfully fake to my own ears. "Can't you see me? It's my face. My body. Look at me. How can I not be?"Her eyes never leave mine. Not once. Nor does her expression soften. If anything... it grows sadder, a profound well of sorrow that seems to swallow the dim light in the room.She slowly shakes her head. "You may have Kei's face." Her eyes travel over me, studying every inch of this body I'd borrowed l

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    The throne room smells like power and old lies.Stone walls rise high and cold, carved with victories that were never won by women. The air hums with deep male voices—officials, elders, and war strategists—gathered for the morning assembly. My father sits on the obsidian throne at the far end, crow

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