Dangerous Freedom Over Peaceful Slavery Novels & Stories

I couldn't fall behind. It hadn't been easy, but I was lucky. I had companions who shared the same dream of building a stronger nation. Together, we marched with the times and worked tirelessly for our nation's prosperity. Alicia Stone, may your future only grow brighter like your country's.

Reese’s POV He must think that because we pleasured each other this one time, it means we’re going to keep doing it forever. Well, he’s wrong. This was a mistake. A complete blunder that should never have happened. “Mine.” I tasted the word on my lips. What does that even mean? It crawled under my skin like a shiver chilling down my bones. Not just a threat, but a promise. “I’m not yours, Liam. You need to leave me alone.”

’ She said and I just could not take it anymore. “You can stop that now Shan because you are not leaving.” I tell her with a stern voice. ‘That’s where you are wrong Austin, I am leaving and this is the last time you will ever see me. I am not your slave anymore, I am free and I am going to enjoy my freedom.’ She said and I took two steps closer to her but then something happened.

"I’m here, Mr. President." "You were supposed to be dead, Vance." "I was supposed to be a tool. Tools break." "And what are you now?" "I’m a man." "A man who sold his soul to a shadow." "I sold my soul to the truth." "Is that what you call this chaos?" "I call it freedom." "Freedom is a dangerous luxury." "Slavery is a lethal one." "Joshua, he’s reaching for a button. He’s going to trigger a blackout!" "He can’t. I already fried the mainframe."

*Gemma* I never imagined my uncles could be so conniving. But that didn't matter. If we could make them happy by eliminating a threat to them and the rest of Oceantide, even the entire East—hell, the rest of the West—then fine. Kael and everyone else who was about to fight alongside us; none of us were doing it to satisfy anyone. We were going to war with the intent to free the country from slavery. We were going to save villages and cities, protect daughters and sisters, and prove there could be futures for all without the threat of fear.

"If you're amnesiac I'll remind you. She's here because Austin owes you. And today I brought what she was based on here. Do you remember?" Stev snorted. "It's kind of you to tell me that thing I can never forget, Joseph." Stev lowered his face. "Then I'll tell you one thing. Bella, this woman, she will forever be my slave, you don't have to bother making up for it with all your money. You better use the money for your own benefit." "This is the most important thing to me. Her freedom," Joseph replied sarcastically. Stev grinned as lightly as he could.

Buttons that would sufficently prompt him to reject me, hence giving me the freedom i desire so much. I knew that what I was doing was dangerous, perhaps even deadly, but I couldn't go on living like this. I have lived so many years as a slave, this was my chance at a fresh beggining. It can’t turn out like this. I cannot be a slave again. My own freedom and the safety of those around me were at stake as long as Lucas and I were together. He could not be reasoned with, and neither could he change. Was I wrong to demand that he refines who he was for me? Maybe. But two people have died in my name, by the hands of my mate. No More.

The thought of everyone dying because of me was troubling, but I was so proud to have this revolution taking place. This was what I wanted; I wanted to fight to end slavery. I wanted to release these slaves from their chains and set them free. Now they were free, and they could choose to do whatever they wanted. What they wanted was to fight; they had a taste of freedom and now they wanted to fight to continue that feeling.

“I do not care, as long as the abolition becomes successful through the fight.” “No my prince, you can't afford to go into a fight, those people are dangerous, they are in possession of so many things my prince, they won't spare our lives.” he can't remember the last time he went for war, and even if he had to, it shouldn't be because of slave abolition, as much as he wants them to be free, he also can't deny that he would not put his life down for any slave.

The contract had evolved into something far more dangerous, a fight for their dignity, their freedom, and perhaps, a future t hey hadn't dared to imagine.