WHEN THE DEVIL MEETS (BOOK1)

𝓒𝓱𝓪𝓹𝓽𝓮𝓻 2

RUVIK

How can I not believe what's in front of me? I've known her for more than two years and I haven't noticed something suspicious about her motives or her having any secrets.

It's torture not seeing her in person, not touching her, not kissing those beautiful pink lips, not being able to tug her in my arms and comfort her when I'm the reason she's been crying every night. I've been watching her every second and she has been crying for the last 435 days. It sure as hell hurts me but I've no choice till I get my answers.

I'll forgive her from the very bottom of the place where once held a heart. I'm ready to move on and have a fresh start with her only when she tells me the truth and her agenda for killing me.

I was good before I met her, at least I had a heart, and look at now she owns it.

I can't deny and unsee the things which lead me to this solution by locking her here. I know she wants the answers so am I and I'm not giving until she does.

It's 8 in the evening now and it's her dinner time, Rina entered her room and served her dinner with mint chocolate ice cream as usual. She loves chocolates, cakes, and icecreams so much, her favorite ice cream is mint chocolate, and she is a very huge Oreo lover so after dinner around 10 or 11 I send her milk with chocolate Oreos and it's all worth it when she smiles like a little kid does when there mom buy candy for them.

She might think differently about me now but I don't care because I'm the only one who knows the truth. She must be thinking that I locked her up just Because I'm not interested in her and I might be afraid that she'll tell the world about me and my kind. But this thought wasn't there in my stupid head when I locked her. Only I know the real reason.

I love her, I loved her but I can't do it anymore. I know I may sound like a villain here but this isn't just about me or her, it's about my family and I'll protect them at any cost even if I've to lose her. My family is my priority and if in any circumstances I'll have to kill her, I'll without hesitating.

I'll kill her because no one can outrun me.

There was no explanation for what had happened to me. I was a demon, with white hairs and yellow eyes, but I didn't feel like one. I felt like a boy, staring into a mirror at something he didn't understand.

In the abyss of the demon realm, I, Ruvik Cifarelli Stood tall imposing, revered as the god of demons. My existence was intertwined with shadows and malevolence, and I embraced the darkness that surrounded me. For countless millennia, I had fulfilled my duty as the god of demons.

But then she entered my world-Rui, a human girl with a spirited soul. Lost and vulnerable, she stumbled into the demon realm, a beacon of light amidst the shadows that engulfed us. Her presence stirred something within me, a feeling I had never experienced before-a strange fascination that defied reason.

As I observed Rui, I felt an unexplainable pull towards her, an attraction that both intrigued and terrified me. Unlike the other humans, she did not exude fear in my presence. Instead, her spirit remained unwavering, and her compassion shone through the darkness.

Curiosity consumed me as I watched her from afar, drawn to the resilience and bravery she displayed despite the malevolence that surrounded her. I found myself unable to resist the urge to protect her from the other demons, shielding her from their malevolence and hiding her in the hidden corners of the demon realm.

In those stolen moments, I observed her closely, unable to comprehend the emotions that stirred within me. Her kindness and warmth seemed to pierce through the cold exterior I had perfected for millennia. I saw the beauty in her vulnerability, and it intrigued me in a way I could not understand.

Yet, I hesitated, burdened by the weight of my duty as the god of demons. How could I, a fearsome being, dare to feel anything for a mere human? I feared the consequences of revealing my true self to her, convinced that such emotions could only lead to pain and suffering.

But the more I delved into Rui's world, the more I witnessed her compassion and acceptance. She didn't see me as the fearsome god of demons; she saw beyond the shadows to the soul that lay within. Her unwavering spirit and open heart began to chip away at the walls I had built around myself.

As I observed her through the dimly lit halls, I struggled to comprehend the turmoil within me. It wasn't a desire for control or cruelty that led me to lock her away; it was an overwhelming sense of responsibility. Rui's presence, her unwavering spirit, and her acceptance of me had left an indelible mark on my soul.

I had sensed a power within her-a power that had the potential to destroy even a god of demons like myself. It was a power born from love and compassion, the very essence that had transformed me from a malevolent being to one touched by tenderness.