Descendants Monologues Novels & Stories

"Raven! Have some respect, they are your..." "Who the hell are you to give me such orders? I had told you before that you do not belong in the category of men that are meant to be fathers, for I believe you are still a child who needs his mother. Your wife died and you threw away the only thing that she trusts you well enough with you and these two will never be my rulers. Always keep that in mind. You all have another sacrifice to sort before tomorrow or tick tock! The time is running and a devour of many will start upon the reign of these idiots."

A broken sob escaped my lips. “Why?” I whispered. My voice trembled. “Why me?” But nobody answered. The pain continued tearing through me as fresh tears spilled down my cheeks. “What did I do wrong?” I wasn’t speaking to Xavier anymore, I was speaking to the Moon Goddess herself. “What have I ever done to deserve this?” My voice cracked. “I tried so hard.” The words came out between sobs. “I tried to be good, I tried to help as many as I could, I tried to make my parents proud, to be the perfect daughter.”

With a guttural roar, a monstrous form erupted from behind the abandoned car, a terrifying sound echoing in the sudden silence. During the altercation, the man who had called her "babe" was nowhere to be seen, leaving Ella to face the looming danger alone. The man restraining her seemed impossibly strong, his grip relentless, draining her strength with each futile struggle. Despair washed over her as she began to sob. "Is this the end for me? I'm running out of strength. He's so strong... God, please help me. Is this it? Please save me. I still want to become wealthy, Lord," she cried out, her voice choked with terror.