Point

my chest as I clenched my fist and chiseled my jawline. Since the death of my parents, my heart had been a stone and I had never spoken abo

te.

mate

tood still. He struggled to shift with me as my veins be

nse no any!' I tried to close my eyes and fight against his attempts to t

I know it, Panthe

us when he used that name. He ran downstairs and caught Veronica's scent that couldn't be deny that smell like a rose white. Nevertheless, as we pas

, I had an experience that nearly tore my soul from my body. My c

o me. In that brief moment, I had Caroline's neck in my one hand and was

ving trouble breathing and was attempting to shake off my hand. I could clearly see the marks of her nai

aid, uttering those words without even a hint of sentimentality. There was nothing but

lass and its sturdy metal crumpled. However, notwithstanding the fact that

r air and voiced,

buying some time to gather herself, so without thin

, but I searched every nook and cranny of

blue eyes. After Caroline's drawl screamed, I had continued to press my foot firmly against her legs

od. You must thirst from it." I touched his ch

owed, and I could see that they were reluctant. I gave an order after noticing that Urie

, Al

for them to do anything and carried h

he still-innocent appearance of her face. Her lips and eyelashes seem to be luring you to kiss her. She had a knife-lik

didn't even know his name, I called him my son. I took another look at his face and tried to take it all in. Except for

ing that she would cry as a result of what I did, instead, he waved his hand and foot while laughing in a small voice. I scowled when he did not answer and asked again, "

s Mo

ot even a minute later did I change my expression to one of stern determination

you expect him to answer just because you asked? Are you stupid?" She turned away after giving me a playful smile and sticking

re are yo

stairs, "Somewhere far where I can't

neck. "How dare you suddenly leave after I

ank you,

n so I could keep up to her pace and stopped her. "P

ause I can't stand the fact tha

ab her in the heart. She was already at the main door and about to leave, but when I stepped in

much of a hurry to get us out and you didn't want to take on responsibilities? Wh

hite eyes like that seemed to be better at my bed as I imagined her moaning a

r an announcement. I then took the child into Veronica's arms. I could tell she was about to say somethi

nts. As soon as they saw me, they quickly knelt down and bowed their heads. Wit

to lift your hea

sion, I tightly gripped her hand and lifted it up. I faced eve

r struggle, everyone dropped their jaw, anticipating what would I said next. Without waiting for anything more, I continued, "No one can tou