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It was an off-shoulder dress. The woman had short brown curly hair and she was very beautiful but it was clear she had done a lot of makeup. Everything about her was fake. Angela hated that. She didn’t see the woman as beautiful anymore. What scared her was the woman had wings but they were black and burning. Fire was burning them. She was untouched and unmoved by the burning of the fire. That was when she realized the fire wasn’t burning her; she was the fire. The lower part of her dress was also burning. Everything about her was evil. She was the one leading the army but who was she?

He lit the two torches nearest to them and pulled the sheets off, revealing gleaming gold frames. His heart lurched seeing them. The woman’s eyes were just like his, looking at him as if from a mirror. Her hair was dark and gleaming in the portrait. Her features were delicate and regal as she looked down from her throne. The woman’s face reminded him a bit of Alma as well, though she had dark hair. It made his hands shake so he tore his eyes from her and growled.

It’s that girl; she’s on fire. I break into a sprint. Running as fast as I can towards her. No matter what I decide to do with her, I won’t let her be burned alive. As I get close enough to truly see her. I’m able to see the fire footprints she’s leaving behind. She’s not on fire; she is the fire. Before I reach her, she collapses and the flames on her body go out. But the ground where she lays smouldered and little flickers of flame remain.

So, it meant that someone purposely opened the window that night and set the chamber on fire, which partially engulfed the painting. After the painting was ignited, it fell off the wall and happened to be caught in this gap. The combustion was completely extinguished. As fate would have it, this painting, left by Sophia before her death became the key to finding the truth about the fire. But how would she spot this arsonist? She frowned slightly in thought. The person who set fire to her chamber late at night must be someone in the castle. She left her chamber, came outside, and stood by the window. Outside the window was some mud that the previous girl used to plant some flowers in her leis

"It’s from Mister and Missus King." Curious, I watched as he peeled back the wrapping. Inside was a painting. And not just any painting. A moment in time, frozen in oil and canvas. A small, rustic cottage stood in the distance, its thatched roof swallowed by flames. The fire stretched toward the night sky, casting a haunting glow, while thick smoke curled like unseen hands. At the centre of it all stood us. A girl who looked like me—just sixteen, dressed in soft pink pyjamas that clung to her slender frame. She was barefoot, fragile-looking, yet unshaken. She was holding him up.

I waited for the fire to scorch me to crisp, but it was as if a barrier was built between me and the fire. I parted one eye open, and saw Iris in front of me, her back against me, hair floating like wings in the cloud. She raised her right hand against the flames, feet parted shoulder-width. Only the heat brushed past my face, while she withstood the flames without a singe on her hair. What is this girl,anyway? What other surprises does she have under her bushel?

She would have gone to that resort of finding him and figuring out what he did and didn't do to or for her and that thought alone makes me want to throttle her and shoot Alexei Fucking Novikov in the head. It's 10:35 am and I'm just getting ready to begin my drive to Chicago to have it out with Alexei about where my woman is, - and most likely shoot my way through an army if needs be - when my phone chimes with an unknown number. Unknown: Got quite the fighter on our hands. That's all it reads and then the photo of a scared Isabella pops up. The photo looks to be in a warehouse and my brain doesn't compute the pain she must be in, the bruises lining her beautiful face. The swelling and the b

I said as I pulled the cloth off. A burst of color danced across the fabric, swirling flames wrapped around the silhouette of a woman standing in the middle of it, arms raised, eyes closed, completely unburned. The flames curved around her like they were bowing in worship. “I would have loved to see her…for her to tell me what it meant…for her to make it such a priority,” I whispered, brushing the corner of the frame with my fingers. “But I always wondered…” Suddenly, my breath hitched.

I just stand there, helpless, as the blaze surrounds me. And through the smoke, I spot a figure. A tall, feminine figure, and she's walking through the smoke. The woman is very tall. I feel like I haven't emphasized that enough. Her figure is shrouded in flame so bright it hurts my eyes. Her hair isn’t just catching fire, it is fire, strands whipping and snapping like molten whips in the windless heat. Her steps are deliberate, unhurried, as if she commands the inferno itself.

Terror consumed everyone’s system when Latina stood high and proud in the middle of an inferno. The robe she wore was burnt into ciders, leaving her bare naked but it seemed not to harm her. Her scarlet eyes were glowing as if there were balls of fire inside them. The strands of her lengthy black hair were coated in the flame too. A shinning red stone on her chest began to break into pieces with the tremendous heat, turning it to dust, sparkling with fire. She was dazzling; with her goddess-like features, anyone would think she was one which fell from grace and was being penalized with the eternal flame. Even the witches and the men in the witch village who rushed in to check the commotion q