Marriage And Sword Chapter 2 の小説・ストーリー

“This marriage was never a marriage of equals.” Aurora's heart skipped. "What do you mean?" Alexander's expression turned deadly serious. I believe that someone has been planning this," I thought. "...for years." **End of Chapter 6**

Chapter One Hundred And Twenty {FINAL CHAPTER} Rain I am getting married. But not to a stranger! I was getting married to a man who had shown me what it truly meant to be loved and cared for. I was getting married to a man who had seen me when I thought I was invisible, when I had lost all hope of ever being seen. I was getting married to the man who wouldn’t think twice before laying down his life for me. I was getting married to the man who fit perfectly into every detail of the dream man I had wished for. I was getting married to the very man I once asked from Santa.

The chapter ends with Jade plunged into the pool, symbolizing the complete immersion into danger, betrayal, and Scarlett’s unrelenting fury. ❤️ Chapter 65: The First Clash Jade struggles to survive the pool attack, nearly losing consciousness. Kain intervenes at the last moment, rescuing her with strength and authority. His declaration, “Keep your hands off my wife,” shifts the dynamic instantly, asserting ownership and protecting Jade from Scarlett’s wrath. Scarlett is stunned, her fury now colliding with disbelief as Kain becomes the shield Jade needs. The chapter closes with Jade finding brief, fragile safety in Kain’s embrace, setting up the emotional and romantic escalation while Scarle

She smiled again and unsheathed her sword, swinging it in the air before pointing it towards me. "Why don't we end it here?" She muttered. My heart clenched and I gripped the handle of the sword, fury raging through my bones. "Yes, let's end it here," I seethed. The smile on her face disappeared and she charged towards me. I unsheathed my sword and rushed towards her, my heart thumping rapidly in my chest. I pushed back any form of fear behind me and raised the sword, aiming for her shoulder. I swung the blade without thinking twice, but to my dismay, I missed the slash, and her blade met with my flesh, slicing a small part of my arm open.

"And then she goes and gets married, to none other than the alpha of the enemy pack, Levi Grant! And do you know why she did it? She did it because she loves being the center of attention. She knew that way she'd be on everyone's mouth." Sebastian takes a step towards me and looks at me menacingly. "Don't you think it's pathetic to marry another man just to put on a show? Even though, it's obvious that you're still in love with me," he adds. He grabs my chin and lifts it up, making me look at him. His blue eyes are full of venom. For an instant I can't believe that this man and the one I was about to marry are one and the same I am unable to move, but Levi then appears. He pushes Sebastian a

I took the sword out of the sheath and started nailing its sharpness with the help of big rock. Whenever the chiselled edge of sword get sharpen with the rock, a chiselling sound fills my ear and I went deeper and deeper in my thoughts. I didn't want Gulaab to get married so soon and that too so far. She might have behaved like that in anger but she wasn't angry. She was begging as if she wanted to get married as soon as possible with him. A long time passed since I was sharpening my sword and soon the sweat started to build on my body. And suddenly a sweet voice caught my attention.

In that moment, I suddenly felt a sense of release. His love had been real, just as his betrayal had been. The human heart could grow flowers and thorns at the same time. But the one who'd been stabbed by the thorns had no obligation to forgive just because a flower had once bloomed. I handed Lionel the signed divorce papers. "Let's go take care of the formalities." He clutched those sheets of paper with trembling hands. In the end, he signed them. The day we went to the courthouse, the sun was shining brightly. We sat side by side, just like the day we'd gotten our marriage license five years ago. But back then, my heart had been full of joy. This time, I didn't even look back.

"I thought you would never ask, dragon." I'm unconcerned they will have time to ponder our words. None will leave this place alive. My warrior bride charges first. I have about two seconds to admire her ability before dispatching the man stupid enough to grab his cock instead of his sword. My bride's first strike is true. I give no consequence to the blood that sprays me from her attack. Two men come at me with swords above their heads. Their mistake. Two heads roll to the ground. One man left. I watch as my bride dodges his blade, spins, and strikes beneath his raised arm nearly cleaving him in two.