Novel & Cerita That Time I Got Drunk And Saved A Demon

"I shouldn't trust you. Could you test it another way?" "I could," he agreed. "You'll give me a taste of your blood anyway when you release me, right? Just do it now." I put the cup on one of the corners of the pentagram, and the demon took a sip. He savored it, like a fine wine, let it roll on his tongue for a minute, then licked his lips and nodded.

“My name is Salem Sotirios. I’m so very sorry for your loss.” I cannot understate the impact the demon’s voice had on my body. My throat became dry, my skin perspired, and my heart hammered in my chest. I feared him, but the obvious desire in his eyes excited me, and I did not know how to reconcile these two feelings. “You’re a demon,” I said. “Yes.” “But you saved me from Mr. Cillian.” “I couldn’t not.” For a moment, I didn’t understand. Then it struck me like a whip how utterly familiar this man was.

I turned to look at him, “So much that you’re willing to go through weird rituals that can kill people.” That’s right. That demon. The one I met when I was four years old, in the open asylum. I smiled, “Yes,” I’m madly in love with that demon

He looked at me, eyes dark with new hunger and the knowledge that he was damned—and didn’t care anymore. “Next session starts tomorrow night, Sadie. Be ready. The demon isn’t finished with either of us.” I smiled all the way home, already counting the hours. My parents thought they’d saved me. In truth, I’d finally found the perfect outlet for my endless hunger—and corrupted the most holy man I knew in the process. Best deliverance ever.

He tensed up and looked towards my hand then at me before he sighed and looked out the window, thinking hard. "Is there really a demon?" He asked softly. "You keep saying demon, but you haven't really explained to me." "Oh that's right, you don't know do you?" I asked him. "A demon of insanity came to me while I was at my lowest in the asylum and promised me freedom if I gave him his soul... So I made the deal as a human and he killed everyone there.... slaughtered them and gave me my path out of that place. I started to run from him in fear and well that's how I ended up in the road..." I trailed off as I remembered everything, the pain of the impact and how angry the demon was at me. "He w

It did not take long to track him down on a rooftop, staring at the blue clouds with nothing in his eyes and a bottle of wine by his side. I sat next to him. I grabbed the bottle and chugged its contents down my throat. For humans, one glass was all it took to make them unconscious, but for demons, it took more than a warehouse to make them drunk because it tasted more like water. Rhys questioned and grabbed the bottle out of my hand, asking, "How did it go?" "He's making it so hard to protect him. He changed so much that he surprised me with everything he did. He scares me sometimes."

𝘼𝘽𝘽𝙄𝙀 Amber staggered, almost falling to the floor. "Did you see the face of the person that actually saved you?" Manon asked, as if she was doubting me. "Yes, I did." I nodded sharply. "It was Demon who saved me. He even gave me a piggyback home." Manon shook her head, clearly skeptical. It was obvious she didn't believe me. "Does Bloodbath have a lookalike that we don't know of?" Manon asked, directing the question to Amber.

Swallowed whole by the darkness that awaited me in this demonic realm. "No!" I sobbed, but just as sorrow threatened to overwhelm me, a new presence emerged, a glimmer of light in the abyss. I sensed the familiar aura, the reassuring warmth of another, piggybacking on the demonic magic that bound me. With a surge of hope, I turned to look at the demon to see my steadfast ally, lunging through the darkness that had torn me from my world.

There is no doubt that he is rich but he definitely has some secret. Well what about me? I immediately picked up two or three bottles of milk and went out, when I came out I saw that the demon was still standing there and his eyes were just looking at me. I was about to look away when the demon came in front of me and said smilingly, “I helped you and you won't even thank me.” I looked down nervously and said, “Thank you for helping me.” Damon stepped towards me and took out the card from his pocket and said, “If you ever need me, call me, I will definitely come to help you.”

"Let's go, milady." ... In the grand meeting hall, important demon officials were gathered. Lord El-Kharis, the Demon God of Thunder, had called for an urgent meeting regarding the strange occurrence with his mate. In the middle of the large table, the ancient lantern glowed with multiple colors, leaving everyone in a state of confusion. "So, are you saying your human mate did this?" Gladious, the Demon God of Fire, asked, completely stunned by the lantern's reaction. "She is no longer human," El-Kharis grunted, clenching his teeth.