Luna Persephone

Luna Persephone

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If I was dizzy before, the heady scent of pine and cinnamon left me spiraling. If not for the chill running down my spine as his hand cupped my face, thumb skimming the bone of my cheek, I wouldn't have noticed he had moved towards me. Against any doubt I had left, I press my face into the warmth, soaking in every part of the moment I could. This was the love I had read about as a girl. In every song, every poem, and every dream of mine. As he pulls me close and tilts his face down towards mine, I feel safe for the first time in years. That is, until he speaks. "Lock her back in the dungeon," he snarls.
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(Updates: Weekly) "You sleep with me or on the streets, choice is yours." "Alright then, the streets it is." I took a step towards the door but his hands latched onto my hand and I was suddenly pulled into his arms. "You're not going to step out of this house." "I am not going to sleep with you." I gave him a shove but he didn't bulge. "I never will." "You never will?" He asked pulling me till I completely fell on him. "Think again Roe, your sister... and your uncle and aunt." All bravardo left me and dread settled in my mind. "I can make a phone call and make them pay for your decisions." He smiled as if on victory as teares brimmed my eyes. "You wouldn't." It came out as a whisper even before i could stop. His smile widened as he leaned down. "Try me." He whispered and a shudder ran down my spine. "You're a monster." The water work started even when I didn't want to cry infront of this man. "Yes, I am a monster. The kind that people warn you to stay away from but you're in my path, get used to listening than crossing me every chance you get." "Never." I stepped on his feet and pushed him away from me. **** Roe knows a lot of things. She knows she has people who love her and knows that she loves her job but saving a strange woman's life costed her happy life. Now she's trapped with a monster of a man who'll shread her life to bits. What she doesn't know is that there's a rainbow after every storm. Is there really a rainbow after the storm she's stuck in?

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