Search for the Caliph

Search for the Caliph

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"Find me in the dark, for I know not how to hold my light between the demons which resides into my soul" ~The Caliph ❁ "You have my world in your hands, what else do you want?" she asked, her heart burning with vengeance and unnamed desires. "Heart. I shall possess your heart, ya hayati. I shall own yours for I lack what is considered the most strongest driving entity." said the enemy to the Malika of Baghdad. She knew, that day will never come, as he himself break hers in millions of pieces. She will never love him, even if he's the Caliph of Baghdad. ❁
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