Two Vines Empire Of The Sun Novelas e Histórias

Chapter 98: The Truth in the Room The sun sat high over the village, its warmth pressing gently on the rooftops and dusty paths. The breeze carried the smell of fried yam and roasted plantain, and the sounds of chatter and laughter drifted from the market. But Dominic’s heart was heavy.

And just as he reached into the bar drawer and poured himself some whiskey, I leaned back into my seat and closed my eyes with a sigh, choosing to savor the last hours of an awkwardly peaceful moment over a talk with my brooding husband. I try not to gag at the title and grit through my teeth, “Just so you know, I'm not yours—or anybody's.” “We're here.” He simply announces, ignoring the annoyance in my tone. My eyes snap open, widening as the De Luca estate came into view—like a haunting fortress carved from a height of intimidation and walls of stone. Tall, metallic wrought iron gates that automatically slid open before we even got close to them—almost like they already knew who was approa

The earth answered… The soil trembled, then split with a low, groaning whisper. Vines burst from the ground and slithered from the surrounding trees. They wound around one another with deliberate precision, weaving themselves higher and higher until a throne rose at her feet… one sculpted from living wood and shadow. Leaves unfurled along its edges, catching the moonlight in a silver sheen. Seryna stepped forward and lowered herself onto the throne with fluid and effortlessness as though it had always belonged to her.

Walking beside Luca Bennett. Victor was going to enjoy this. Because every empire had a weakness. And Adriana Cole had just found hers.

I take a sip of my champagne while looking out the window. Well, he’s not actually old. Maybe somewhere in his mid- to late thirties. Old compared to me, anyway. I’m twenty-five. But still. “I’m Bash,” he says, holding out his hand. Oh God. Now I have to be nice. I shake his hand. “Hi, Bash. I’m Seraphina.” His eyes sparkle with mischief. “Hello, Seraphina.” His eyes are large, bright blue, and almost dreamy. The kind of eyes a person could get lost in.

“You are ours tonight princess, Completely.” They stripped me slowly, deliberately. Vines tore my royal gown to ribbons, leaving me naked and suspended in mid-air, legs spread wide, arms stretched above my head. Delicate, feathery tendrils immediately began stroking my exposed skin—tracing my spine, circling my aching nipples, and teasing the slick folds of my pussy with maddening lightness. Sylas appeared behind me, his clawed hands gripping my hips as a thick, smooth vine—slick with sweet-smelling nectar—pressed against my entrance. “Such a greedy royal cunt,” he growled, and the vine pushed inside me in one slow, relentless thrust.

Outside the window, two towers faced each other across the skyline, Valmere Tower, golden and blinding. Cain Dominion Headquarters, black glass and steel, its logo glowing like fire. And Deborah stood between them, the crown jewel of one empire, the secret weakness of another. Her heart pounded as the lightning lit the sky. The war of empires had begun. And the first casualty… would be love.

Willow’s POV The vineyard stretched on for acres, row after row of perfectly manicured vines. The grape season was over, so the vines didn’t bear any grapes, but it was still very beautiful and tranquil. The sun was high in the sky, and past the vineyard the waves of the Mediterranean rose and fell in white caps. A gentle breeze carried the scent of the salty water as Luigi and I walked, hand in hand, through the vineyard.

These weren’t just things that could kill or heal bones and flesh, they could literally save a life. Her eyes landed on the last page — the rare Eclipse Vine. In Estravia, there was a grand private mansion. The place was unbelievably luxurious, dripping with wealth — gold pillars, agate decorations, even the floor was laid with white marble, sparkling under the lights. In the courtyard, bathed in moonlight, a tall figure stood silently, eyes fixed on a newly planted patch of fresh vegetable seedlings. The seedlings were just starting to sprout little green shoots that glowed faintly in the moonlight.