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THE DEVIL : “If you will let me see Oliver before our wedding only then I will do as you like." She offered me a deal, she isn't the first person who offered me a deal. I had been offered kind of deal when I go to take souls of the people and my answer was always decided and firm, "NO"

He was joined by the physician from the main palace. As soon as they removed the last needles from her elbow, she opened her eyes slowly. Lydia weeped for joy as she gave her water to drink. Heavy footsteps were heard in the corridor. The door was pushed open at once and she saw, the Devil.

Without seeking permission, Lee slammed the hilt of his sword into the man's head and he fell like a sack of potatoes on the floor. Dev lifted him easily and we were on their way. "Will he even survive that blow, Alphason Lee?" I asked him. "Do you really care?" He asked me. He had devil's look in his eyes. "No…no, I don't" I replied and started walking away. I really didn't.

" The barista after serving his customers came near her for the order. The Nevaeh who was in her weird thought's world actually didn't sensed his presence. She was still in her own world. When we looked into Nevaeh from barista's side we might felt that she was talking with someone with her eyes because of her strange expressions. So as like others he tracked the line of sight of her and saw a young cute blue eyed man looking her and showing something strange like her with eyes. Actually it was our William who was looking our barista for making an order. But the position where the barista and Nevaeh stood same made our barista to end up with false assumptions by falsely sensing the line of s

She approaches himprovokingly. "Yes, yes..." Laurin holds up a hand in defense signaling that she should keep her distance. "I swear on my own life to make an honest attempt to free Indra, the devil's offspring." Laurin looks up at his sister's face. She is indifferent and callous, there are no better words to describe her personality. She could easily kill a human being and just shrug her shoulders, as if it was the most natural thing in the world. Laurin looks away, he fidgets before meeting his sister's cold stare again. "Where and how should I kidnap Indra?"

The others dove. She tore through the ramp just as Lucian emerged from another flight—bloodied, but alive. He leapt across the last step and dove into the passenger seat, dragging a second pistol from his coat. “Nice work,” he breathed. “Go left!” She took the wheel with both hands. “You're bleeding.” “I’m alive. Keep driving!” They rocketed out the garage and back into open city streets. Lights blurred. Sirens in the distance, but nothing trailing them yet.

Asura gripped the bodies of the bandits who did not let Arya stand up. He burned their faces and bodies to ashes. Fortunately, the bandits chose to back away from Raka's body. They all trembled at the sight of a tall creature with a hideous appearance. This was the first time they had seen the true form of the devil. Some of them even fell to the ground with their mouths wide open. "What do you want?" Asura turned to his friend.

I rolled behind a marble pillar, returning fire with precision. BANG! BANG! BANG! One by one, they fell. Heads shot, bodies dropping. I showed no mercy. I moved like a ghost, silent and deadly. Blood splattered on the white walls, staining the expensive paintings. I didn't care. Let them see what happens when you anger the Devil. I fought my way through the house, killing anyone who stood in my path. But something felt wrong. They knew the layout too well. They knew exactly where the cameras were blind spots.

Salvatore bellowed in a husky voice. I watched my boss’ composure, it was still calm. What was he thinking of doing? Surrendering? “Emily.” My name dropped like a bomb from Dante's mouth. Me? He wants me? I could feel the fire rising up within me. “Give me Emily and you can have Fabien.” he persisted. “Never!” I yelled and uncocked the gun, pointing it at Dante. All of a sudden, his men got their guns ready and pointed at the remainder of Salvatore's men that had been held captives.