《My Love From Another World》全部章節：第 1 章 - 第 6 章

The dungeon was a symphony of rust and stagnant water, its oppressive darkness pressing against my eyes, conjuring shapes that morphed into the ghosts of my own fears. The stone floor felt cold beneath me, and the shackles bolted into the wall were a grim reminder of the kind of prisoner they’d built this room for, me. My cheek pulsed where Lucian had struck, a steady thrum synchronized with my heartbeat, as if he’d left a fragment of himself behind to haunt me. I let it throb; it was better than acknowledging the other sensation humming beneath my skin a relentless vibration I couldn’t silence, no matter how hard I willed it to stillness. I wouldn’t name it. Names held power, and I refused to grant anything that came from him the strength it sought. Footsteps echoed in the darkness, deliberate and paced. A soldier’s stride, not the careless shuffle of a jailer. Commander Cassian emerged from the dim torchlight beyond the bars, his expression grim and chiseled, as if he meticulousl

I was deeply engrossed in the King’s vellum when the study door burst open with a force that rattled every scroll and book on the shelves. Lucian didn’t bother with niceties like knocking. He stepped in like a storm, sword sheathed at his hip, his face twisted in a grimace that suggested he had been gnawing on glass. The moment he entered, every muscle in my body tensed before my mind caught up to the situation.“Leave us,” he commanded Cassian, his tone an iron fist.“Your Highness, she’s in the middle of the translation...” Cassian started, eyes darting between us, but Lucian’s glare brooked no argument.“Leave,” he repeated, and Cassian, his eyes impossibly unreadable, bowed and exited. The door clicked shut, and suddenly the room felt claustrophobic, as if the air was thickening around us.“Cassian says you lied to him,” Lucian said, the accusation sharp and dangerous.My heartbeat quickened, but I forced my expression to stay neutral. “I don’t know what you’re talking about.”“B

The blade pressed a thin, cold line against my throat, and I did the only sensible thing.I stopped breathing."Good girl," the voice murmured against my ear, laced with smoke and something sweeter, like burnt honey. "Now walk. Left foot first. Slowly."He didn’t wait for my compliance. An arm wrapped around my ribs, dragging me backward through the pitch darkness, my heels scraping against the rough stone. The chaos roared behind us; shouts, steel clashing, Seraphina’s furious screams piercing the air. Somewhere in the distance, Lucian bellowed for torches, shouting for the doors and for Cassian, his voice thick with desperation as if he’d just dropped something precious and blamed everyone but himself. Good. Let him choke on it.A latch clicked, and a cold draft kissed my face damp, earthy. The war room’s tumult faded behind a heavy slab of stone that ground to a sudden halt, sealing us in an oppressive silence. Just the two of us, the darkness swallowing everything, and the threat