LOGINSyria’s POV“No! No!” the leader screamed at the top of his lungs. “We fucking refuse!”
Syria’s POV “Why me?” I asked, “I didn’t do anything wrong to any of you!”
Syria’s POVI turned my back on them. They weren’t worth my time anymore.I had already spent
Syria’s POV“We’re going to be busy today,” Kael announced. “We’re conducting a defense drill. We need to make sure the structures are stable and nothing will break. Understand?”
Syria’s POV “This meeting is adjourned.”
Syria’s POV “How are you feeling now?”
Syria’s POV“I’m only letting you go right now,” Uncle said in a flat tone. “Because I want Syria to be alone here in the chamber. I’m disappointed in you. Deeply disappointed, Bennett. And don’t think this is the end of the punishment I have prepared for you.”Bennett didn’t back away. Instead, h
Kael’s POVI decided to go home.There was no use staying in the house I once called my escape. It used to give me peace. Privacy, silence, and freedom. But ever since Syria and I broke up, everything had gone numb.Every day felt like a loop I couldn’t break free from. It was empty, meaningless,
Bennett’s POV“I’m going to make sure you live through hell until Syria comes back!”Then, another loud crack of a whip echoed across the hallway.I was walking past, trying to sneak out, hoping not to get involved in anything, but then I saw it. My father, towering over Grandma, his hand gripping
Syria’s POVI was in my room again. They had taken Grandma away from me. Uncle said he would take care of her, that he would make sure she’d survive after he had treated her so cruelly. I sat there, staring blankly at the wall, feeling like everything around me was falling apart piece by piece.S







