Mated to Rival Kings
I felt the familiar, hot purple sheen cover my eyes, and I just let my raw, unfiltered rage consume my entire soul.
The bright sky above the estate lost its daytime brightness immediately, turning a dark, menacing shade of grey. A harsh, violent wind whipped around the courtyard, tearing leaves off the trees. I lifted my right hand toward the yard, locking onto Onyx's smug face, and slammed my hand downward.
An invisible force gripped Onyx's lanky body, ripping him off his feet. I threw him high into the air and smashed him into the concrete floor. Then I lifted him and did it again. And again. I smashed him into the hard ground repeatedly—five, maybe six times.
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