All Chapters of To Be Loved By A Dying Moon God: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

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Dare To Do

KaelumI kept reiterating it in my mind.Thalia isn't one of mine.I repeated it over and over, as though it were the perfect excuse for my wrongdoing. The worst part wasn't that I had already lost control, it was feeling it slip away in real time. Every second spent with Thalia, every ounce of her insolence, her audacity, and those last words, that she could handle anything I threw her way, pulled another thread loose from whatever restraint I still possessed.I had a feeling that once it was gone, I wouldn't be able to gather it back.She isn't my creation.Thalia isn't my creation, and she knew exactly what she was getting herself into.At least, that was what I chose to believe.I refused to think beyond that. If I did, I would hesitate, and hesitation was no longer something I was capable of.I grabbed her without warning and flung her over my shoulder."Let's see how much more you can handle."She yelped as she landed against me, one hand instinctively gripping my back to steady

Blueprint

ThaliaIt took a while for my breathing to steady.When I finally opened my eyes, everything was fuzzy. I must have passed out, even if only for a few moments.The first thing I saw was a lean, muscular body turned away from me, completely intent on something in his hands.Then he turned.Now I had the full view of him.My eyes immediately drifted downward.I couldn't stop staring.Just looking at him was enough to make warmth pool between my legs all over again.In one hand, he held a small sachet.A condom.He was actually reading the instructions with genuine curiosity, studying the tiny writing on the packet as if it contained the mysteries of the universe.Meanwhile, my own curiosity had entirely different priorities.My eyes wandered shamelessly over every inch of him.He was unfairly attractive.The more I looked, the worse it got.I was down catastrophically bad for this man.Then another thought hit me.Would... would that even fit?My thoughts only became stranger from there

Sweet Boy

KaelumI walked into my already overcrowded living room.At some point, it had stopped looking like a home and started resembling an assembly hall.My gaze swept across the room. Every face carried the same expectation. They were all waiting to hear the name of a traitor.They wouldn't."Aelar."He emerged from the corner so quietly that I almost missed him."Sir.""How have we multiplied this much?"A few murmurs rippled through the room.One glance from me was enough to silence them before a single opinion could fully form."Sir... I understood your orders," Aelar said carefully. "But I couldn't summon them alone. I asked Valin to help spread the message."That already explained enough."He came back with... considerably more enthusiasm than I expected."A few wolves lowered their heads, already aware of where this was going."Apparently, he assumed everyone should return home. Even those who are allowed to live outside the estate. Before I could send another order, they were alread

Ward or Something More

ThaliaIt had been over twelve hours since I slept. I looked at the clock and gasped. I hadn't realized just how exhausted I was until Kaelum carried me to my room, laid me on the bed by force, then shut the door behind him.I tried to open it, but he locked it.My office had apparently been distracting him. He’s a busy person. I get that, though I still reckoned he could do two things at the same time.I yawned and stretched.It felt like every bone and muscle in my body had been rearranged.Oddly enough... it was relaxing.I threw the duvet aside and climbed out of bed.It looked like a brand-new day, exactly what the clock claimed.Eleven in the morning.I walked toward the door, expecting to spend another five minutes knocking endlessly.Instead, the moment I grabbed the handle...It opened. Then I quietly left it ajar before heading into the bathroom for a quick shower.By the time I came out, Kaelum was already dressed.Curiosity immediately took over. Where exactly did he go in

Audacity

Kaelum"I thought I didn't need to show my face here for at least another sixty days." I stepped out of the car and looked up at the towering headquarters of the Linked Corporation.The company everyone insisted I founded. Maybe I did.There had been a period when I grew bored enough to live like an ordinary creature.Running a company sounded interesting.Hands-on. Different from ruling a world. Then I came back to my senses.Being a god was already exhausting enough.Now… it had become a billion-dollar corporation with me as its chairman.A chairman who wanted absolutely nothing to do with it."There's a lot waiting for your signature." Han adjusted his tie. "And the employees, investors, and even the media need to see you once in a while."He looked up at the building. "Apparently, your existence alone keeps the company stable.""I can't blame the media." Aelar chimed in. "They've been submitting quite a lot of proposals lately.""What proposals?""Hm..." He scratched the back of hi

Denial

ThaliaThe moment the house became Kaelum-free...Everyone came out.The doors opened one after another. The annex that had been quiet all morning suddenly felt alive.People wandered around the compound with no destination, but importantly, everyone looked baffled. It's literally the same expression on everyone's face.It's even more horrible that we have more people than usual here.It didn't take long to figure out what they were waiting for. They were hoping they'd seen wrong.Or at least that I'd step out of Master's house so they could question me immediately.The way Aen kept inching closer to the front steps...I knew if it weren't for the respect everyone had for Master, she would've dragged me out of that house by my hair already.I truly wondered what she wanted from him. It wasn't as though she and Kaelum had ever shared the kind of relationship that justified jealousy.Then again... None of them had.They all looked at him the same way, with admiration that bordered on a c

Certainty of a God

KaelumAs I walked toward the lake where Thalia waited...The Divine Authority's words refused to leave me."I feel sorry for you now because things that you control might start working against you."I had dismissed it then.Now...It lingered.What exactly was supposed to work against me?For the first time in my existence... I did not know.How unfortunate.I had lived for over two thousand years, accomplished more than most gods could dream of.I protected territories and saved territories.And somehow, I would also become the god who lived the shortest life without an heir.Without anyone to continue after me, like a snake that passes through a mountain without a trail.My thoughts drifted toward Malia. Maybe I shouldn’t lose both ways. I should seek her out again.She understood these things, and I could really give her what she wanted and get what I wanted too.My mind thought of Malia, but my feet carried me somewhere else entirely.Toward Thalia.There she was, standing by the

Only Seventy Years

Thalia“Tell me one random fact about yourself that will completely blow my mind,” I said, running my fingers through his hair.He let me.Every day, I tested another boundary with Kaelum, waiting for the moment he would finally stop me, but somehow he never did. He simply... tolerated me, as if nothing I did could ever truly bother him.“Oh?” he said, a laugh slipping into his voice. “Are we gathering information about me now? I feel a little threatened.”He continued staring ahead at absolutely nothing while I watched him instead, and after a few seconds of losing whatever battle he was fighting inside his own head, I kicked my feet beneath the sheets.“I'm bored.”He chuckled.“One random fact that might blow your mind, Feisty... I can see everywhere at once. Anywhere. I can also exist everywhere at the same time, but I can only be physically present in one place.”I blinked.“So... you can see different continents all at once?”“Pretty much.”I frowned.“So you're... omnipotent?”

What Death Means to a God

Kaelum“Thalia... wake up.”I gently shook her shoulders, using what little calm I had left, but she didn't even stir.It had been three hours since I closed her wound.Three hours.At first, I thought she simply needed the rest, but now she still hadn't moved, hadn't opened her eyes, hadn't reacted to my voice, and I was beginning to feel something I never thought I could feel for anyone.Fear.Not the fear of death itself, I have never feared death for anyone. To me, it is only another name for eternal peace, its not hell, it’s granting everyone eternal peace rather than letting them suffer in the hads of others or their own hands and mind.But Thalia didn't need that kind of peace yet.What made everything worse was that she is beyond my power. I didn't know why my healing had stopped at closing her wound, or why she refused to wake up.For a moment, I actually considered going to the Divine Authority.The thought alone frustrated me, because they won’t answer me, and waiting for an

Audacity

ThaliaIt had been exactly a week since Kaelum and I had spoken under this roof.I kept my distance as much as I could. Just like he wanted. Just like he said. If giving him space was the respect he needed, then I would give it to him, even if it felt like I was slowly suffocating every time I heard his footsteps somewhere in the house.This morning, I quietly opened my bedroom door, hoping to slip away before anyone noticed me.He was standing right there.Just... staring at me.I stared back for a second, but his gaze was too intense, too steady, and I found myself looking away first."Are you usually this stubborn?" he asked.I didn't answer.Instead, I acted like I hadn't heard him and tried to walk past him.That was when I noticed his lips.They were dry.Chapped.I frowned.That... wasn't normal.Since the day I'd met Kaelum, he had never looked anything less than perfect. Even after nights without sleep, after battles, after carrying the weight of what felt like the entire worl

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