He Went to Hell for Me, But I Let Him Go
She sat silently for a long while, unmoving, until the clock struck midnight.
With the chime of the hour, she stood, calmly picking up the now-cold dishes from the table. Without hesitation, she dumped everything into the trash.
It was then that a chilling voice, belonging to the King of the Underworld, echoed from above, carrying a cold, otherworldly air.
“Celia Quinn, your seven days are up. Do you regret making this deal with me?”
The grim, icy words seemed to fill every corner of the villa. As they faded, Celia let out a faint, bitter laugh. Her soft voice broke the silence.
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