บททั้งหมดของ These Maddening Desires : บทที่ 251 - บทที่ 260

Rose gently smiled. She pulled him, surprising Dominic who didn’t expect she would pull him suddenly. Her hands hung beside her as she rested her head wholly upon his broad shoulders. A smile reached from one corner of her lips to the other. “Silly Dominic. What matters now is you and me together. I always feel terrible when I thought there was a time where you were alone without me. But again I can’t help you that much,” she whispered, rethinking of how her magic would never work with her and could even be a double edged sword that could go against her.“Soon everything will be over,” promised Dominic to her while holding to the back of her head tightly. “In a week after we arrive back to Essex, I promise you that this would be the last time you would ever be in danger.” Rose wrapped her arms around Dominic who swore an oath to protect her forever and ever, feeling her heart warmed by his words. She also promised silently to release the curse that affected him. Mona watched the t

Jeremiah couldn’t believe the word “Help” comes from Shawn. He was always a child who would watch as everything was ruined. Even though Shawn is his only blood related son, he was much more cold hearted even when compared to Dominic. “I know you are currently worried that Dominic had went to Agios to gather men who could work under him to take you down and I do believe he is doing so. I received this,” Shawn settled a letter in front of Jeremiah’s desk. The elder man pushed his monoglass, surprised when he read the letters that had been written by Dominic. ‘I need your help, dear grandfather.’— was one of the sentence written in the letter. “Who was this letter sent to?!” Demanded Jeremiah. “It is the letter that Dominic had written for his grandfather, I believe… his mother’s parents,” Shawn uttered. His voice slowly turning enchanting which succumbed Jeremiah into deeper fear. In the darkness, only Shawn’s purple eyes glowed for a split of a second until he returned his eyes i

The carriage drove them across Essex’s path. It’s been only three weeks at most when Rose and Dominic spent their time in Agios yet it felt like years have passed since then. She wondered if both Duke Jeremiah and Shawn had been notified about them coming back to Essex….The carriage stopped at the white mansion. From outside it appeared to be empty but Rose knows it better than anyone of how it was once filled with people. However most of the servants have left when Dominic disappeared. Dominic went down first and he took Rose’s hands. He then turned to Albert, “You can let the men to rest inside. There’s a lot of rooms but if it’s still unavailable you could ask my servant inside named Furnace to bring you to another mansion.” “Thank you sire,” expressed Albert. The man was quick on his feet as he decided what the rest of the men should do now that they have arrived back in the mansion. “Woahhhhh,” sound of amazement comes from Mona who tailed them from behind. She looked at the

Dominic didn’t think he needed to feel ashamed when he knelt. He always thought that having Rose was a blessing to him unlike how Rose have him. He was ready to kneel down from the beginning thus why he had done so upon seeing the disapproval from Mr and Mrs Maury. He could tell how startled and shocked both Mr and Mrs Maury are. They must haven’t expected this coming from him. “Lord Dominic,” Mr Maury said in panic upon seeing Dominic knelt down. “Even if you do this. I will be troubled but I cannot still agree to letting you have Rose.”“I know sir, madam,” Dominic replied. “My life was never blessed. I lived like an animal, fighting for my dear life and if I had a daughter, I would also not want her to marry such a man with a messy life like me. But I need Rose in my life. My body, my heart, and my soul it’s all bound with her.”Mr. Maury frowned, “If you know then you also know that we love her dearly and we don’t want her to get hurt. Please, lord Dominic.”Dominic shook his h

Starvos looked around, finding a couple who stared at him. He felt awkward as he noticed how long he had spent his time in front of the cemetery. Yet he was unable to move forward. “Did he perhaps forget something?” Asked the elderly woman to her husband. “Maybe he did? But what could you forget before coming to a cemetery? You don’t need a key so it won’t be a key. Then what else? Ohh! Maybe he forgot which tombstone is the person he wanted to visit,” said the elderly man. Starvos felt an itch on his lips. He looked behind at the elderly and sighed, “I know the tombstone and no, I don’t forget anything important!” “Then why are you standing still? I almost thought you’re a scarecrow with how big you are!” The elderly woman said to him. Starvos opened his mouth, wanting to retort only to shush his lips as he noticed how unreasonable he was for replying to the elderly couple.“Oh! Honey it must be that!” The elderly grandfather said. “Oh that!” Yelled his wife. Starvos wondered