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For His True Love, He Lost His Throne
The cellar was immediately flooded with the metallic stench of blood.
Matteo's gaze darkened and flashed with a murderous intent. Having his men killed right in front of him was a direct challenge to his authority as the Don.
Still, he did nothing and turned to look at Papa. When he spoke, his voice was stripped of its usual arrogance.
"Don Valenti?"
At the two words, Isabella snapped her head toward him in disbelief. "I-Is he really… No! It can't be!"
She violently shook her head, but her body betrayed her as she started stepping back from the scene.
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Love and Devotion: No Longer His to Claim
Zack stuttered nervously, his words coming out all jumbled.
Then, suddenly, Amber burst into tears. "But… But it's already too late… I-I already have our baby."
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VELVET GUN
Amy’s Oath:
“Ego, Amy Finn, juro te custōdere sicut ferrum et ignem,
protegere cor tuum a umbriīs mali, et in amore nostro
invenire virtutem. Semper ero tua armatura et scutum.”
translated in English as…“I, Amy Finn swear to guard you like iron and fire, to protect your heart from the shadows of evil, and in our love to find strength. I will always be your armor and shield.”
Their voices trembled but did not break. When both oaths were spoken, they sealed them with ink and wax— Amy’s seal red as blood, Ellie’s dark as the night they had conquered. They exchanged a look of quiet triumph. A servant brought two small goblets of fortified wine. Ellie raised hers.
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Stuck Between Two Alphas
It was so quiet.
She looked at the paintings on the wall. They were expensive. From the gold coatings to the shiny wood used to carve some. They were beautiful. One caught her eye.The one with a bleeding heart and a woman with a sword on a horse.The woman looked fierce.
She was drawn to it. Moving closer she read the inscription. "Fortis amor" which means Strong love. She continued on her way when she heard the gentle opening of a lock. Turning in fear, she saw that it was the room which was never opened since she was born.
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Love Me As I Am
I smiled.
"I heard you yell what were you talking about," She said sternly.
Ok, does she have to be boring and mean.
"It's nothing ma'am," Gabriel said and I glanced at him.
"You think you're smart right? Ok if you answer my question, I'll let you go but if you don't you'll serve the penalty," She said and I swallowed saliva.
It's all Gabriel's fault!
"What's the meaning of specter?" She asked.
I think I know this one!
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Abhor & Amour
There relation is so sweet that they can not stay angry at each other even for a minute.
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Blessed By the Moon Goddess
PLANNING…
The brothers told of everything they saw as the Alphas, Skylar and Aaliyah listened. “Can you draw it out for us?” Aaliyah asked. “We can do better than that.” Skylar said walking behind the men. Adam nodded. Skylar touched his head and uttered a few words in latin “Ostende quid mens viderit. Videant omnes revela.” Translated means show me what the mind has seen. Reveal so that all may see.
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Bound by the Moon, Fated by Destiny
I say loudly, bringing my eyes back to the rocky walls.
I turned to Benjamin for help, he was by myside the next instant. I linked my hands with his. "Terra Mora Quo Incandis, per Errum Signos. Phasmatos selvus Terra Mora Vantis Quo Incandis, Vasa Errum Quo. Phasmatos selvus nos ex malom terra Vantis per Vasa Signos. Terra Vantis Incandis" I began chanting, soon Benjie followed suit, repeating the same chants.
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The Angel Of Death
he asked without taking his gaze outside the window.
"I-I just didn't know you would be beside me."
"Well I can't blame you," he said, finally moving away from the window and shifting his gaze to her. His eyes, seeking for someone. "Come back to me soon, Amorivia."
It was dawn when Amorivia had gone out. She wanted to wake up before the sun could light up everything, bringing colors to anything she finds colorless and boring. Well aware of her magical ability, she knows she can also make everyone see how she sees the world. A dangerous thought lingering in her head.
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A delicate taste
the voice in my head said again.
Lumine diei noctis opacae. Ego te peto ut, si anima potest. Et hoc tibi do vitam, quae ad virtutem quia tu, placet, audias me cantum, et date mihi omne obtinuit.
(Light of the day, darkness of the night. I will ask you to take, my soul if you might. This life I give you, for the power that you know, please hear my chant, and give me all you got.)
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Reading 'Amor Vincit Omnia' feels like peeling an onion—layers upon layers of emotion, each more raw than the last. At its core, it’s a love story, sure, but not the saccharine kind. It’s about love as a force that tears down walls—between social classes, personal demons, even time itself. The protagonist’s journey from cynicism to vulnerability mirrors how love can rewrite someone’s entire script. There’s this one scene where they sacrifice a lifelong ambition just to keep a promise, and it gutted me because it wasn’t grand; it was quiet, like real love often is.
What stuck with me, though, is how the narrative plays with the idea of 'winning.' Love doesn’t conquer by dominating—it sneaks in, lingers, and changes the battlefield entirely. The side characters’ subplots (a broken friendship repaired, a rival turned ally) all echo this. It’s less about romance and more about how connection dismantles the armor we think protects us.
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