Semua Bab FANGS OF DECEIT (Bounded by Blood and Lies): Bab 1 - Bab 10

Chapter 2: A Strange Feeling Anna Pov… .I stood at the edge, taking in my surroundings for the last time before jumping down to meet my family in heaven. I knew they were there, free from the crimes they never committed, victims only of life’s cruel twists and my own miserable existence. But would I join them? Did I deserve such a sacred place? I doubted it. Perhaps hell was where I belonged, for being a constant thorn in the side of those who tried to help.The fall seemed to drag on Forever, and impatience gnawed at me. Why was it taking so long to hit the ocean’s surface? Was death itself rejecting me? Maybe the bridge was just too high; I would have chosen a more gentle descent. My arms spread wide, I surrendered to the void, willing to wait an eternity for the inevitable.Finally, the ocean came into view, its blue a testament to the beauty of the divine. The gentle sway of the waves was a serene lullaby, beckoning me closer. As I drew nearer, a smile crossed my lips, and

Chapter 4: A PaperAnna Pov…I could hear faint voices around me.“Why isn’t she waking up yet? It’s been twelve hours already,” a familiar voice said.I wasn’t sure where I was, but I managed to open my eyes. A white ceiling greeted me.I groaned as a sharp pain shot through my head, and I slowly raised my right hand to my temple in an attempt to soothe it.My eyes shut again. The pain was still there, lingering.Then I felt a cold touch on my hand and heard that same familiar voice again:“She opened her eyes just now.”Hearing that voice gave me the strength to pry my eyes open once more, and once again, I was staring at the same white ceiling.The sharp pain returned, though this time it wasn’t as intense. Gathering all the strength I had left, I slowly sat up.“Anna! You’re up?”My eyes settled on Eva, who was smiling excitedly. It was only then I realized—she was the familiar voice I couldn’t place earlier.“What am I doing here…?” The words caught in my throat as memories

Chapter 6: Something OffAna POV…The night was cool, but there was nothing inviting about it—at least not for someone like me, someone who’s going to die soon. I had just woken from a long, drugged slumber only to realize I was still trapped in this goddamn hospital.The doctor did a great job putting me to sleep for hours, but he’s definitely not winning a Headies Award for it.I scanned the room with my eyes, searching for Eva. I needed to be sure she was completely gone before I could execute my plan. After minutes of searching without catching even a glimpse of her, I took a deep breath.As for the healthcare personnel—those who would no doubt try to stop me from leaving—they were all asleep. They couldn’t stop me from claiming the freedom I deserve.Like I told the doctor earlier, “I’ll kill myself before this sickness does.” He must have thought I was joking when I said that, but he should’ve known better. A psycho is always serious. And this… this is my best chance to go see

Chapter 8: The Right Decision?Anna POV… … … … “Marry me,” he repeated, “and I’ll save your life. Or die like a fool.”His last words hit me harder than I expected. They sounded less like an insult and more like a strange kind of encouragement.As I stepped away from the edge of the bridge I had been about to jump from, the weight of his words echoed through me.At that moment, I couldn’t tell if he was telling the truth or just playing with my desperation. His face was unreadable—his expression didn’t match any emotion I could name, making it impossible to figure out what he truly felt.“You heard me right, Anna. Marry me, and I’ll take away your pain.” This time, he wasn’t hiding it. His face told me he meant every word.I stood there, frozen, my gaze fixed on him. Maybe I was searching—searching for any hint of a lie, a joke, a smirk. But there was none.“Are you…” The words caught in my throat. I remembered who he was—or rather, what he was. He wasn’t a human.Yes, he could sav

Chapter 10: Time to Make things clear The door flung open without any warning, and there he was, standing by the doorstep, his back leaning against the left side of the frame.I stared at him, eyes wide, a storm of questions and lingering trauma swirling within me. I thought he was gone—how could he be here again, and so suddenly?As he took his first step toward us, my heart pounded violently against my chest, as if it might burst free at any moment.The lady rose, trembling with fear. Her gaze clung to the ground, too afraid to meet his.“I wasn’t planning to tell her anything, sir. I wouldn’t dare,” she said, her voice quaking.The angel remained silent, but his eyes spoke volumes—eyes laced with venom more dangerous than any serpent known to man.He moved toward her slowly, and with every step he takes close to her, her legs grew weaker, her shivering more intense.Then, in the blink of an eye, her feet left the ground. She hung suspended in the air, his eyes burning into her