Snape And The Unbreakable Vow の小説・ストーリー

The knife clattered from Bryce’s grip, skittering across the polished marble like a serpent fleeing the fight. Bryce staggered but refused to fall, his lips curling into a bitter laugh. “Do you even understand what I built for this moment?” His words were ragged, his breath sharp, but his voice carried the weight of madness. “Every detail… perfect. And you...you ruined it.”

“You should find a way to free her from his grip. As long as she is tied to him, she will always remain loyal to him, even if her life is involved.” “But that is impossible,” I said. “No one can break a bond unless the two people involved reject it and even then, it might not be completely broken.” “There's nothing sorcery cannot break. If you had done that the first time you brought her here, she would have been yours. But don't worry, with your permission, I can totally handle it,” he said. “What do you mean by sorcery?” I demanded. “I mean, we use dark magic to break the bond. It's that simple, your highness. You don't have to stress about it because it typically takes a few minutes of pa

“You think you can stop me? You have no idea what you’re dealing with.” She raised her hands, chanting an ancient incantation. The air crackled with energy, and a dark cloud began to form above her head. “I will not be defeated,” she screamed, her voice filled with fury. “I will have the Gemini Heart, even if it means destroying you all!” Before she could complete her spell, Veronica’s security team opened fire, unleashing a hail of bullets that ripped through the air. Madam Serena screamed, collapsing to the ground, her body riddled with bullets.

he said, but I went anyway. Selene and Luna stood over the shattered remains of an antique vase, faces pale. I didn’t need to guess who had done it. "Who broke this?" I asked, my voice sharp. "Saoirse, love, it’s just a vase—" Blaze began. "It was obliterated," I cut him off. "With magic." Both girls exchanged guilty glances. Selene’s hand lifted slowly. My heart dropped. "Selene… who taught you the spell of obliteration?"

Noah had a decent aim, and he hit Xavier directly on the shoulder, causing the cup to fall and shatter on the ground. Mark heard the commotion inside and immediately went in to check. He saw Noah picking up something to hit Xavier with again. "Mr. Lane Junior, what are you doing?" Mark exclaimed. "Don't call me Mr. Lane Junior! My surname is Snyder! You don't serve me!" Noah had become even more furious right now. He had trusted Xavier so much, but Xavier ended up betraying that trust and disappointed Yvette. This was the first time Mark saw Noah acting so fierce.

I said, through the pain. “Do you swear your eternal loyalty, obedience, and submission to him and his will?” the sorcerer asked. “I… do…” I said, breathing heavily as a feverish sensation ran up my spine. “Do you promise to accept the punishment if you breach the first two vows?” I knit my brows as tears trailed down my cheeks. “I… do!” My words came out as a moan. “And do you, Raven Xipher, tie your soul to hers?” “I do,” he said, stoically.

Damian said immediately, his eyes lighting up with hope. “Promise me you will never treat me like I am less than you,” I said, looking him straight in the eye. “Promise me you will never make me feel like I owe you anything, or that I am just a burden to carry. Promise me that you will always be honest with me, and if you ever decide you don’t want me around anymore… you will tell me straight to my face, not lie to me or cheat on me.” Damian smiled, a warm, genuine smile that reached his eyes and made my heart race faster. He lifted my hand to his lips and pressed a soft, gentle kiss to my knuckles, a gesture so respectful and sweet that it made my breath catch.

She was gathering all her energy, every bit of power she had. "It's all right, Aurora," Sloane said. She didn't look back at me. "I promised Ayda I'd protect her daughter. I won't break that promise." Malachar's expression changed. For the first time, he looked uncertain. "What are you doing?" he asked. "A sealing spell," Sloane said. "The kind that requires a life to activate." "You'll die," Malachar said. "I know," Sloane said. The white fire around her grew brighter. Hotter. It spread across the battlefield like a wave.

When Seraphina talked about her friend's broken marriage, there had been deep, hidden sorrow in her eyes. That "friend" was herself. She had known about Rayna since then. The reason for Seraphina's strange behavior over the past week became painfully clear now. She had been planning to leave for a long time, and he never noticed it. An agonizing pain started in his heart and spread to his entire body. At 19, Caelum had eyes only for Seraphina. He believed he would never betray her. At 29, Caelum himself destroyed the vow he once thought was unbreakable.

Vanessa’s voice sliced through the silence, sweet yet laced with venom. “I warned you, Ethan,” she said, her eyes sparkling with triumph. “Didn’t I tell you she was unfaithful? But you wouldn’t listen. You defended her.” I opened my mouth, but no sound came out. Ethan’s gaze locked onto mine. What I saw there shattered me. Agony. Disbelief. Betrayal. “How could you, Liana?” His voice was strained, raw, and broken. “How could you betray me like this?” “No!” The word burst from me, filled with desperation and pleading. “Ethan, it’s not what it looks like! Please, just let me explain...”