Princess Lorelei Maeve Celeste of the Spades has lived a life of privilege, yet she is haunted by the Felicity Game-a game infamous for seizing women who dare to oppose the Black Panthers, a ruthless organization that leaves its victims broken and i...
HIRAETH an unknown place, that I have been longing for, is now here, laying down in my arms, filled with blood, sweat, and tears.
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"I divinely sentence Leviano Zacael Viernes to ten years for attempted robbery and kidnapping."
The court trial had ended, Lorelei never showed any of her emotions, none of those angry, sad, and happy emotions she ever felt in her lifetime, she resembled more like a ghost who doesn't even care of what's happening right now. Indifferent towards to people.
Yet today, she could see the real people who actually care for Cael, but neither of them she saw any of those kind of people who showed up and gave sincerity to him and instead, she was given more sincerity than him, a convicted criminal.
"Lorelei, you did a great job there." Her fellow friend says, yet she didn't attempt to give a smile, more like she was guilty gnawed her after what she did but then she remembers something, she cannot show a smile to anyone.
She responded, "I think it's for the best," Her friend agrees, till she was called by someone who she really doesn't want to see right now, "Lei!" Elias called her.
Elias glanced at her, ran towards to her and took her hand away from her friend yet Lorelei was confused, why would Elias bring her to somewhere?
"Stop it!" She shouted.
She let go of his hand, realizes that the place gotten dark and darker as she approaches Elias.
"Lei, you did that for what?" He said, "You fucking imprison him!" Elias shouted to Lorelei and pushed her harder at the wall, Lorelei was left with slight scratches at her back but she could not careless about her back for now.
"What else can I do, huh? Elias?" She said, "Do you ever felt any guilt when your own parents paid the police department so you can never get imprisoned for your crime? While your own best friend, who's in the same situation with you before, gets imprison only?"
"Do you know how pathetic you are? Are you even an adult who can decide on his own?"
"You don't even have a small sympathy for your own—"
He snapped, "Shut up! You know nothing about my family and friends. You're not allowed to judge of who I am!"
She responded to him, "You should be grateful your so-called father paid for the police to stop them from imprisoning you!" She then added, "I knew Cael is a good bait for all of you, he's good enough to show the reality of not being the favorite sly dog."
