nieye
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As Jeff and the other knights hesitated, Dominic let out a short, mocking laugh, as if to say, "See?" “If any of you still have the guts for it, go ahead. Do what you want with her.” Dominic said, releasing Livi’s chin and giving her a rough shove forward. Suddenly freed from his grip, Livi lost her balance and stumbled forward. Jeff caught her just as she was about to fall, and Dominic took a step back. He sheathed his sword and leaned against a tree, arms crossed. “Go on, wife.…- 246.2 K • Ongoing
- There was a brief pause before Adna spoke from behind. "I don’t have any experience with magic circles." "But isn’t it all the same kind of magic?" "Not at all. That’s like saying a blacksmith who forges a sword is the same as a knight who wields it. A magic circle creates a mold and channels the magic power from a mana stone, while magic is simply wielding power that already has specific properties. They’re two entirely different fields of study." "But, but…" Hawthorne’s voice…
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- She had heard them a hundred times, but this was the first time she truly felt their weight: When you want to retreat, you don’t. When compromise seems wise, you don’t compromise. And when something isn’t a matter of choice, you don’t present it as one. What Livi needed to do now had nothing to do with her personal feelings. House Joseph had been a key protector of Sevarium. Her father had spent his life fulfilling that duty, and now, with him gone, it was up to Livadonia to take up the…
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- "If we hadn’t gone after the Joseph family, our territory wouldn’t be under attack! I can understand attacking the marquisate, but why did you spare her? If you’d left her behind, we would’ve reached Celsion by now. This is all her fau—” BAM! Hawthorne’s body flew sideways. Livi blinked in confusion. Jeff, who had been standing behind her a moment ago, was now in front of her, fist raised. Despite his lean build, he had sent the much larger Hawthorne crashing into the dirt with a single…
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- Livi grabbed the reins and turned to look at the knight who had helped her. He was a man with sandy-colored curls and a friendly expression—the same man Dominic had called “Jeff,” the vice commander of the knights. “…Thank you.” "Don’t mention it. Here, let me help you down." Jeff extended a hand and helped her dismount the horse. His movements were overly polite and cautious, and he stepped back as soon as she was steady on her feet, looking uncertain about how to interact with…
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- "…It’s nothing—" Dominic grabbed the hem of her wrinkled dress and waved it in front of her face. A visible stain remained where she hadn’t managed to brush off the dirt. "You call this nothing? Is the princess of the East so frail that falling and rolling on the ground is just a regular occurrence now?” He grabbed the back of her neck and pulled her face close. Their eyes locked, only inches apart. “Tell me who pushed you.” “…” "Fine. I’ll figure it out…
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- Livi’s heart churned with anxiety. She quickly lowered her head, not wanting him to see the obvious distress that must’ve been written all over her face. But it was as if Dominic could read her mind. He reached out, gripping her chin and tilting her face up. The confusion swirling in her violet eyes was crystal clear to him. "Now, that’s more like it. Don’t hide your expressions from me. Why do you think I made a deal with you, wife?" "Why—why are… why are you…" "Why do I despise…
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- There had been a lot of snow that day. From what she remembered, it was the snowiest day the East had ever seen. Outside the window, snowflakes fell in intricate crystal patterns, and the snow had piled up like a mountain in front of the door. Several servants had to work together early that morning just to get the door open. Ten-year-old Livi, peeking out from behind the servants, had sneaked into the back garden while everyone was distracted. Her parents would have never allowed it, so she had to go…
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- Livi held on as best as she could, enduring the endless onslaught that had begun once again. By the time night gave way to dawn, the once pristine bed was a complete mess, evidence of their sexual entanglement. Red marks covered Livi’s entire body from Dominic’s rough handling, leaving no part of her untouched. But not once did she make a sound. She never begged him to stop, never pleaded for a break, even as she passed out from exhaustion. Each time she awoke, she would glare at Dominic with…
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- But he didn't stop, even after his palm pressed fully against her pubic mound. He curled his finger and began moving it in slow, deliberate circles. Every time his calloused finger rubbed against her inner walls, his palm ground harder against her groin. Livi bit down on her lower lip, the unfamiliar sensation sending sharp tingles down her spine, making the fine hairs on her body stand on end. His finger continued stretching her painfully, rubbing against her for what felt like an eternity, before…
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