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Just one free day. My heart thundered in my chest as I took a step forward toward the bed where he waited. The first thing I noticed as I walked toward them was the second man’s back. Broad, toned and marked with a massive tattoo. A snake. A long, twisting serpent that slithered from his shoulder blade down to his lower back.

Standing in front of her was her father, who had a deadpan expression on his face, and a strange-looking man dressed in all black beside him. “Amelia Voltez!” Mr. Brown said with clenched teeth. She scoffed and rolled her eyes, totally unbothered by the look on her dad's face. But she couldn't help but wonder who the strange man was. The man looked breathtakingly sexy. He was finely shaped like her favorite pornstar, with a well-chiseled face that matched his physique. Amelia was certain his physique could send any woman into multiple wetness sessions, but not her. "Who's this, dad?" She asked, throwing a disdainful look his way.

He seemed interested. “A writer, maybe?” I grinned. He chuckled lightly. “I've read a lot of books and it's given me this hunger to write mine. I wanna create characters and weave their perfect worlds…” “Right. Are your male characters gonna be hot, sexy, and macho? Are they gonna be as obsessive as me?” “No…” “No?” He scoffed between smiles. “Girl, you better make me the muse for those male characters or they're gonna come out all stale and sloppy.”

Were we in an open relationship? She giggled a little before answering my question. “I read a lot of romantic books, and in the bookish world, readers consider the male main characters as their book boyfriends because they usually treat the female main characters so well. I always talk to you about their grand gestures, and yeah… that’s why you mentioned them.” “I bet I’m now the antagonist in your story,” I chuckled a little, but apparently, she didn’t find my comment funny. “No, you’re not. I don’t think you’ll ever be the antagonist in my story.” Her voice was soft as she spoke.

"Well in books, it's usually the male character who has problems and solves clues and has backstories. He's the one who is the main protagonist and the female is usually weak." I heard her clear her throat and then her amused voice. "Are you calling yourself weak?" I glared at her. "Shut up." She surprisingly did but only after laughing at me. We were almost halfway through and Mike still had made no appearance. Not that I cared about him, I could see he took fascination towards Racheal and how he quickly jumped at the chance to help her. Bloody Uncle! "So what's the story with your dad?" I froze, the shovel slipping from my hand and landing in the created hole.

He crouched down, grabbing Chole’s shirt and yanking him up slightly. “Listen to me,” Theo said, his voice steady, deadly. “You don’t get to decide her worth. You don’t get to break her. You don’t get to win.” His grip tightened. “You’re nothing. Just a miserable little coward who couldn’t stand the fact that she didn’t want you.” Chole sneered. “And what does that make you? The knight in shining armor?” Theo leaned in, his voice a whisper now. “No.” His lips curled into a dangerous smirk. “I’m the man who’s going to make sure you regret ever touching her.”

5) Our female main character is definitely not a naive, foolish and impulsive lady instead she is strong, capable and a mastermind. 6) Similarly the male character is not a stupid character for being a protagonist, who will believe his ex rather the heroine (well, if there would be any ex, can't say for sure. Haha!) 7) Aysel Saat is a genius, creative and a daredevil woman. While Ekai Enzo is a doting lover, caring and protective man, who would do anything to make her happy. Well, remember protective man not obsessive. 8) There are a few elements I would like to disclose to you, as I love fusing different themes together thus this narration would not be a plain romance at all. Instead there

Apart from John, there were two starting characters, (or three) in the book, which are Khloe Dave and Maria The King Butt can as well be considered a starting character as he was present through most times. KHLOE DAVE Being the female lead with multiple personalities and weaknesses across chapters, Khloe Dave is one who still made her mark as confidently independent. Her first debut was made in the first chapter, tagged as the Prologue. Her role played in the book was having a close friendship with John, where as in it, they were tagged as best of friends. Khloe in the starting chapters was obviously, confident, bold, sassy and dominant. Her actions spoke for themselves, respectively.

And every move he make, his muscled biceps underneath his sleeves contracts and shows its veins, handsomely. Repeatedly speaking sense, he's not the first male lead for a naught. I mean, with every single thing he do, from lifting his eyelids where his eyelashes flutters perfectly, to his pointed nose that was another plus point and complimented his manly yet small kissable lips, everything was pleasing to the eye. I thought the author of the original novel was only exaggerating but aside from the beauty that the third and second male leads have, deeply contrasting with each other, the first male lead's appearance brought justice to the author's exaggerated words.

Promises are meant to be broken. _____________________________________ Damien is Maria’s Master _____________________________________ You thought I will let him die this easily. He needs to pay for the pain he caused an innocent. There is something he never felt. Regret. He needs to feel that too which he will. And for those who wanted Xavier and Valerie together. Get some help. Sinister, Xavier, and Valerie were the main characters from the start of the book as I just gave them faces. Never have I said that Xavier was the ONLY Male lead. He is the Male lead and Sinister too from the very start.