Tom Riddle Rule 34 Novels & Stories

I mumble, pulling myself from Virginia's arms and run from the room. I run. I don't stop; I just run. RULES LEFT UNBROKEN; 1) no sex 4) one on one; no introducing friends 5) 1 year max 6) one date per week each 9) the unsuccessful mate loses bond but no falling out between family members 10) no boasting, bribing or blackmailing.

Thomas shook his head, “Unfortunately, we have no clue about that. We do know about the first and second condition but not the third.” “Not a surprise.” Riordan said, “No one has ever been able to fulfill the first and second conditions. So, I have never mentioned the third condition before. Hence, no matter how much you dig, you will not get any information regarding that.” Thomas cupped his hands in respect. “May I ask, Mr. Silver, what is the third condition?” No matter what the third condition was, Thomas was confident that he could fulfill it. He had to! Riordan stroked his beard and said calmly, “The third condition is really simple. All you need to do is — marry my daughter!”

I should be scared but am I really? Who knows? "Alright you're right, I do know but we'll do this by my rules…" My Rules. Those two words should scare the fuck out of me because it might as well mean that I'm already at his mercy. So was what I wanted to know, worth putting myself at Savaş Ewald's mercy? "What are your rules exactly?" I surely didn't know what to expect from someone like him but could it really be that bad? Absolutely. Could I handle it? Still not confirmed.

It was entirely possible for him to just say no, he knew that, and part of him wanted to, but he did feel some level of guilt for the fact that he had likely upset her by forgetting to use a different code name and he wanted to make it up to her. “Fine. On one condition.” “Name it,” Adira’s response was instant, a testament to her desire for the truth. “Well…very few people know my real name. If I tell you, you have to swear not to speak it outside of circles where everyone knows. Right now, with me, you and Brax, it’s fine but when we are around others, you use my code name. I know it’s annoying and confusing but it is necessary. Promise me.”

“You two keep using the word. So I made one.” He flipped it open. The first page was already filled with his sharp, blocky handwriting. Rule One: We use the bond to save the world, not to win arguments. Rule Two: No reinforcing another’s spell without them asking. Rule Three: No emotional “eavesdropping” without consent, unless someone is actively dying. I felt my mouth tug at the corners. “You really wrote ‘actively dying’?” “I like my exceptions clear,” he said. “Look. There’s space underneath for both of you.”

It felt like he could already see right through me, through all the pain and things I wasn’t ready to say. “Rule two: No falling in love.” That one hit differently. I almost laughed. “Trust me,” I muttered. “That won’t be a problem.” “Rule three: No intimacy,” he continued. “And rule four: No backing down until it’s done. No third parties unless absolutely necessary.” I couldn’t help the small laugh that slipped past my lips. “You’re taking this too seriously.” “I always take revenge seriously,” he said, eyes sharp as glass. “Especially when it’s against someone who deserves it.”

Meanwhile, once Raymond had briefed everyone about the rules, he opened the door and invited everyone into Treasure Measure. It was not that wide but appeared spacious since the interior was mostly empty—it was not really crowded even with thirty-ish people. Then, locking the door from the inside, Raymond told them, "I can tell from everyone's faces that we are all veterans here, so I'm sure you understand the rules while appraising: no photos or videos, thank you very much." Indeed, there were many rules that governed the hobby, the most important being respecting the seller's requests and privacy.

“You’re impossible!” He grinned, holding her close, his arms unyielding, his kiss brushing her cheek. The sea breeze curled around them, warm and salty. Lily rested her forehead against his, her smile bright and unguarded. In that moment, with the world safe and the night quiet around them, she whispered happily: “It’s his rules… it’s his style.” And William’s grin deepened as the waves rolled on, carrying their laughter into the endless dark.

Second Rule: “This one is for the women of Luxford. Thou shall not flirt with Taylor West. Yes, he is charming. Yes, he is taken. No, you cannot have him. The last person who tried? Let’s just say she is no longer among us.” Charlie: “...” Inner Devil: ‘What?! Hahaha!’ Guardian Angel: ‘Technically, he’s not lying.’ Third Rule: “Thou shall not covet my daughter. She is already dating Taylor.” In their seats, Charlie and Taylor talked among themselves. “Well, at least these rules are in our favor,” Taylor remarked, and Charlie only chuckled. “Fourth rule!” Adrain resumed. “Thou shall not use my daughter’s name in vain. If I hear unnecessary gossip involving Charlie, the responsible parties wi

Second Rule: “This one is for the women of Luxford. Thou shall not flirt with Taylor West. Yes, he is charming. Yes, he is taken. No, you cannot have him. The last person who tried? Let’s just say she is no longer among us.” Charlie: “...” Inner Devil: ‘What?! Hahaha!’ Guardian Angel: ‘Technically, he’s not lying.’ Third Rule: “Thou shall not covet my daughter. She is already dating Taylor.” In their seats, Charlie and Taylor talked among themselves. “Well, at least these rules are in our favor,” Taylor remarked, and Charlie only chuckled. “Fourth rule!” Adrain resumed. “Thou shall not use my daughter’s name in vain. If I hear unnecessary gossip involving Charlie, the responsible parties wi