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Several black cars pulled up in front of the old, abandoned building, the same place where Alina was kept. The moment the engines stopped, the guards immediately stepped out. From the car parked at the front, Princess Elera stepped out gracefully, her long dark cloak flowing behind her. A satisfied smile rested on her lips, her eyes shining with cruel excitement. Micah stepped out of the last car. He adjusted his coat before walking toward his sister. Micah stopped beside Princess Elera. “It is time,” he said firmly. “Yes,” Princess Elera replied happily, her smile widening. “Go in and get her out.” She looked toward the guards, her tone sharp and commanding. The guards immediately bowed their heads before rushing into the building without hesitation. The sound of their footsteps echoed inside the empty halls. A few minutes later, they emerged again, dragging Alina between them. Without mercy, they threw Alina hard onto the ground. Alina cried out as her body hit the cold

Princess Elara lay frozen on the floor, staring at Alina with wide, terrified eyes as if she were looking at something that should not exist. The confident arrogance that had once filled her face had vanished completely, replaced by fear so deep it made her body tremble. Micah instinctively stepped backward, his heart pounding violently against his chest as he struggled to understand what was happening before him. The old witch trembled as she stared at Alina, her wrinkled hands shaking slightly. For a brief moment, fear flashed across her eyes. But she quickly forced herself to calm down. She let out a loud, mocking laugh that echoed around the hut, trying to hide the unease growing inside her. Slowly raising her hand into the air, she began chanting a dark spell in a strange, ancient language. Thick streams of dark magic flowed out from her palm like black smoke, twisting violently in the air before shooting toward Alina like a deadly storm.But the moment the dark magic reached he

Liam sat quietly beside the bed, his dark eyes fixed on the sleeping girl as if the entire world had narrowed down to only her. He hadn’t moved from that spot for hours. After bringing her back from the forest, he had carefully bathed her himself, gently washing away the dirt that had covered her body. He had then dressed her in a soft, clean gown before laying her on the bed. Since then, he had done nothing but sit there and watch her sleep. His gaze never left her face, almost as if he feared that the moment he looked away, someone might come and take her away from him again.Looking at Alina now, Liam slowly realized just how much he had missed her during the hours she was gone. The thought alone made his chest tighten painfully. He had never imagined that someone’s absence could affect him this deeply. When she disappeared, he had nearly lost his mind searching for her, and the rage that had burned inside him had been unlike anything he had ever felt before. The memory of almost k

It had been two days since the terrible incident happened, and everything in the mansion seemed to have returned to normal. During those two days, Liam had refused to let Alina leave the mansion even for a moment. He was constantly worried that something terrible might happen again if she stepped outside. His protectiveness had grown stronger than ever, almost suffocating. He watched her carefully, always making sure she was safe, as if the moment she left his sight, something would take her away again.But Alina had changed.She had started avoiding him. She spoke less and less to him, giving short replies whenever he tried to start a conversation. The warm smiles she used to give him had disappeared, replaced with a cold and distant expression. Sometimes she would even walk away before he could finish speaking. Her sudden change confused Liam deeply, but every time he asked her what was wrong, she refused to answer, leaving him more worried and frustrated.That morning, Alina slowl

Alina continued running along the empty road, clutching her bag tightly in her hand. Her legs burned with exhaustion, and every breath felt heavier than the last, but she refused to slow down. Stopping meant thinking, and thinking meant remembering Liam. Her mind kept begging her to turn around and go back to him, tell him how badly she loved him. But Alina stubbornly pushed those thoughts away. She shook her head as if she could physically throw the memories out of her mind. No… she wouldn’t listen to her heart. She had already made her decision, and she kept repeating to herself that this was the best thing to do, even if it hurt more than anything she had ever experienced.As she ran down the quiet road, the sudden roar of a car engine broke the silence. A black car sped past her so quickly that the wind it created made her stumble slightly. Before she could even react, the car screeched to a stop right in front of her, blocking her path. Startled, Alina quickly stepped back, her h