The Right Thing To Do Dramione Novels & Stories

The guard didn't even flinch, just dragged me straight into the grand ballroom where the Family's press conference was already set up. Vincent's other women were lined up too, some heavy with child, close to bursting. Then came the bitter liquid, shoved down each of our throats by his men—an abortion drug that burned like acid. The room erupted. Screams everywhere. "Even if Mrs. Corleone delivers, none of us are getting picked! So why kill our babies? Ah—it burns! Somebody help!" The suppressant couldn't hold me back anymore. Warm blood spilled down my silk nightgown.

He responded quickly. "Wow! On your way, tell all the maids I want them lines up outside my room or face the consequences which is death. Deliver my message." Jayden said with a very deep voice, which made the doctor shiver. The state Jayden was in at the moment is really dreadful, he is in the state where he is capable of doing anythintg wihout thinking.

Ava's Pov: The fluorescent lights above me buzzed faintly as I stared at Dr. Kim's mouth, watching his lips move but not really hearing the words. "...brain tumor...advanced stage...stress-induced growth...I'm sorry, Miss Arande, but you have approximately three to six months..." Three to six months. The words finally broke through the fog in my mind, settling heavy in my chest like stones. I blinked slowly, my hands gripping the edge of the plastic chair. My palms were sweating. The room felt too small, too bright, and too suffocating.

"Ruby, don't be so ungrateful! You deserve to be dumped if you're still causing trouble after everything he's done for you!" After Bryan's testimony, Robin's remaining doubts disappeared. "Ruby, as your teacher, I'm willing to give you one chance to correct your mistakes. Admit what you did and give up the spot. I'll ask the university not to expel you. The choice is yours." I looked around the room with an indifferent expression on my face and slowly said, "Since all of you think I cheated, Professor Brown can come up with new questions for Jenna and me right now. We'll answer at the same time. Whoever gets them right will prove who deserves to study abroad."

“Put it on top so anyone can see it right away. If they can get out of that rope and find this, then lucky them.” “If the others find it. Then that’s their fucking karma for lying and targeting us.” Draco said as he dropped the obsidian ring at the top of the stone. I didn’t say anything. Draco was talking about karma as if he didn’t deserve one for every mess he brought to my life. “Should I be bothered now that I’m the only one with clothes?” Vaidas asked, chuckling.

She pressed down harder, the plastic edge pressing into her skin. Dominic held a half-burned cigarette. The tip glowed orange, then faded. Ash gathered at the end, grey and thin. He didn't look at the scorched decoder on the desk. "Surround the last one. Let him send the message first. Then cut him down." The ash dropped onto the wood. No one moved. "Yes, Sir," Drake nodded. Avery stopped listening. She pulled up Dorothea’s medical records on her laptop. The screen was bright, the white light cutting into her eyes. She blinked once, twice, and her vision cleared.

Miren: “I won't ask silly questions and won't judge your approach because I know you're trying to help me. But I would really like to hear more about your plan. Pardon my stupidity, I'm a bit confused." Drake: "I also can guess how implausible you may find my ideas and methods. But Miren, that is the only way I can think of to save both of your lives. Of course, this is something that can only be done if Princess Rose does not have any serious health problems. First of all, one of you will have the primary responsibility for this. I know that you want to plead guilty on Dylan's behalf, but I advise you to wisely realize that Dylan is the right person, not you. You are just someone in Dylan's