What Did Regina Write In The Burn Book About Herself の小説・ストーリー

asked Regina to be sure. "No, Miss! I hid the book under my dress so no one would see it," Cellin replied, swallowing hard. "That's good then. I hope you'll stay here while I read the book!" Regina walked over to the upholstered chair in the room. Regina did not want her father's work to interfere with her personal life. The exact reason was that she wanted to sit more comfortably while she went through the books one by one. Her eyes remained on yesterday, when the coachman had said that there was a substitute. Indeed, there was a strange name in the book.

“Oh, I- I’m sorry, I didn’t-” But Mattel merely leans over his shoulder for a closer look at said books, and Regina’s embarrassment recedes in favor of showing to him the precise book she’d had her eyes on. Written, she’d noticed, by the same author as the well-worn astronomy book she’d found in her room. (It doesn’t go unnoticed, either, that Mattel purchases that very book before they leave the stall.) All in all, Regina grows nearly drunk with all the excitement of the market. By the time the two of them head back to their waiting carriage, Regina’s arms are laden with too many packages to count (she had even purchased things for lovely head maid, and she hoped Maria would like it), and h

, because on her arm was the injury scar from the pit bull attack and on her waist the scar of the tiger scratch… THE GIRL WITH FIRE BONES…

"Blaze, huh? That's a nice name. But… do you think I'm just a useless phoenix?" Before I could answer, he kept going. "Raven used to say I was worthless, and all I did was make her hotter and more miserable, unlike Snowviper. "She said I ruined her life. She plucked out my feathers one by one. She stabbed me with needles, snapped my beak with pliers, and broke my wings. Then she threw me outside to die. Am I really nothing compared to Snowviper? Why did you choose me? Why would you want a useless phoenix like me?"

The disbelief on her face but I had to force myself to believe that it was the best choice to make her realize her mistake. But I also knew that I wasn't entirely to blame. Regina hadn't given the documents to Williams willingly; he had taken them by force, leaving her battered and bruised. I felt a surge of anger and self-loathing, knowing that I hadn't been able to protect her, that I had failed to keep her safe.

~~~ REGINA’S POV~~~ ***** This is time for me to change what I have done before, I know they will still hate me, especially Sophia but I need to know what am I missing, I guess I was so focused that I overlooked this part, now I need to do this on my own I can't rely on my mates, just myself. I turned to Dylan asking about Michael “he was found dead” “What”!! How about Vivian? “She disappeared, so Callum and Killian are thinking about taking over the park members and also expanding the park, while Sophia left the park after they buried some of the warriors because we could not find Reginald’s body, which is so strange. Maybe it is because he is a human”. Ok, thank you, Dylan, but I need some

"She was the best thing in my life and living each day without her hurt more than you'd ever know. Then fast forward to that day. We were the only ones at home. I was in my room sleeping and the next thing I remain was the feeling of being scalded all over. I opened my eyes to see that my room was on fire. Serious fire, I couldn't even see anything except the fire. Panic and worry took over. I ran to where the door was admist the fire but it wouldn't open, wouldn't budge. My skin was starting to burn and someone was screaming maniacally. That person was me." God! My heart broke into a million pieces for her, for the small girl who did not deserve to go through what she had gone through. She

Of course, Rex was human and a conscience was a human attribute that a cyborg didn’t inherit. She sat up and lifted her shirt to inspect her tender flesh. Sure enough, she was bruised over the majority of her stomach. Laying back down, she rolled onto her side. Her nose rubbed against the rough wall, but she did nothing to protect her tender flesh from being scraped away as she moaned her misery to the silent room. The heat of her breath bounced back at her as she spewed her thoughts and torments into the rough concrete surface.

Only then did she speak up, “There were both truths and lies in Regina’s testament. She indeed encouraged her friends to leave malicious reviews and she did work for us before; however, everything else is a lie. She did not resign of her own volition; we fired her because of her lackadaisical attitude at work. She couldn’t accomplish a single thing to a satisfactory level. She would always shift the burden and make someone else do her job. We had warned her many times, but it was useless. So, we chose to fire…” “Shut up! You’re lying!” Regina panicked and cut her off before she could finish. The policeman shot Regina a glare and drummed against the table with his pen, “You shut up! Let her f

"How can you help, Regina? I'm drowning in my own misery." Regina's gaze softened, and she spoke with empathy. "Start by telling me. What happened that led to all of this? What did Victor take from you?" As Jack began to recount the series of events, Regina listened intently. His words painted a picture of betrayal, loss, and a deep sense of inadequacy. She could see the pain etched on his face, the wounds not only physical but emotional.