ANMELDENShe has been in the clan for days, and not once have they permitted her to leave.It felt as though today would be unique. She looked out the window and noticed a black truck arriving; three people got out, and suddenly half of the guards began leaping in joy.One of them appeared very gothic, clad entirely in black attire, sporting a nose ring, an eye ring, and black boots that seemed capable of feeding an entire family for a month. It seemed like Versace.There were a guy and two girls having a dark aura around them with stains of blood in their shoes. Sweat filled up in her temples.Everyone was in black attire except for one individual in a vibrant coat. She appearedtoo colorful yet beautiful and joyful. While everyone else descended, she was the only one who continued to leap with happiness as the other two walked off. Ω Ω Ω Ω Ω Ω Ω Ω Ω Ω Ω SCENE IN THE CLANThe clan was filled with guards and maids emerging to greet the Triple
His shoes echoed as he walked into the den.Some people called it the lion’s den except that whoever entered never came out alive. The sound of cane whips and distant gunshots greeted anyone foolish enough to step inside.Underworld boss.All famous dead-shot. Second-in-command. A man who despised anyone who dared compete with or challenge him. Under his rule, the Aurelian empire had become the most powerful force in Italy,both in business and in the underworld.The lights flickered on as he stepped fully into the room. Dominic stopped at the center, where a young man was strapped to an electric chair. The man was tattered,shirtless, trembling, wearing only his pants. A tattoo covered his back: the Aurelian insignia–an eagle’s eye with a red cross at its center.The man was sweating. Crying. Breaking.“Boss! Boss, please give me a second chance!” he sobbed. “I swear I didn’t do it” “I delivered the drugs exactly as you ordered. It wasn’t me!”Dominic tilted his head slightly.“Are y
“Lock her up and make sure she never comes out”. She replayed his cold voice over and over in her head as tears dripped down her cheeks. She sat by the window as the sun dipped behind the towering compound walls, looking like a reminder of her sorrows as its shadows went down.Beyond these walls were laughter, freedom and mainly peace. Why was she being punished all her life?? Was this her fate??Sitting by the window with knees drawn all the to her chest,she watched the “Boss”.Her Dominic drive away from the compound to God knows where. He had glanced like she was nothing but thin air sitting there.She didn't do anything to him,why was he being so cold? Yet despite his coldness,she felt attached.A knock came on the door,Aria gasped in shock as Lala barged in. She smiled sympathetically at Aria but then the boss had ordered all not to talk to her.She simply dropped the tray of food and left as instructed. Aria stared at the food, it's been two days since sh
Aria didn't know what to expect,she had been pushed into the dungeons like a piece of trash that she was. Of course she wasn't accepted anywhere.She cried.Cried for the kind of life she lived and the kind of world she was born into.She would have been a florist, painter or even an architect in another dimension far away from this society.Then came the flashback of those eyes,she had surely seen those and would recognize them anywhere.Those crystal blue eyes were the first eyes that made her go wet in her teens. She would never forget them.Those messy hair she never failed to comb back in those days now slicked back and cut shoulder-length.Not to talk of his suit fitting him perfectly like it was custom made.Was her instincts lying just because she hadn't seen him since her teens.Who was she kidding, Dominic is never going to come back.She bent her head to cry in agony.Suddenly the iron-bars were pushed open and two guards walked in.She shifted back in fear“Don’t touch me, l
She woke up to unfamiliar sounds of clattering metals, echoing noises,down the long hallways.Somewhere close, wheels being rolled slowly looking like a routine. The smell of food passed afterwards, her stomach grumbled in annoyance, another reminder of her sorrows.Aria's eyes fluttered open to the extreme darkness surrounding her and the streaks of lights shining through the window panes.For a moment her mind went foggy not remembering where she was or what happened but the cold immediately kissed her face as she raised her head, reality set in as she remembered her father's debt and now her own agony.She inhaled sharply as she sat on the cold floor, little movements sending jolts of pain around her joints—everywhere she moved caused pain.Her shoulders, ankles, kneecap, neck region and spine all screaming pain.The dungeon was damp and smelled of rust and decayed chains sitting close to her. She wasn't fastened to the chains anymore, that was one good thing today.She pushed hers
The house reeked of the stale smell of alcohol and regrets.Aria learned life in a hard way, learned not to flinch at the sound of broken bottles but tonight was different. She trembled at the sight of almost every movement and she sat down covering her ears in fear as another bottle shattered against the wall.Liquid dripped slowly onto the cracked floor as it formed a pool around her bare feet.“Useless!!” her father slurred, yelling from the couch, his bloodshot eyes barely focusing on her made her more scared.“Absolutely useless… Murderer!!”Silence had become her shield as words only made everything worse.“I didn't kill her, I didn't kill her, I didn't kill her,” she kept on whispering, trying to remind herself that she didn't kill her mother.With tears in her eyes, she bent down to clean the mess, careful not to cut herself again. The sharp sting of glass under her foot made her whimper as she met eyes with her father who was glaring at her ferociously.The sting under







