His Secret

His Secret

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Blood splattered across the stone floor, the metallic scent thick in the air. Footsteps echoed down the hollow, deliberate, hunting. Her pulse thundered. She spun, dagger pointed, eyes scanning the shadows. Then-arms wrapped around her waist from back side , firm. Her breath caught in her throat as a figure pulled her back against him. The world seemed to still. Every muscle in her body screamed danger. She gritted her teeth, fingers tightening around the hilt of her blade. One strike and she could end it- but then a voice, low and familiar, slipped through the silence. "I think my baby is tired of killing people..." Her entire body frozen. That voice,That unbearable mix of tenderness. She dared not answer. Warm breath brushed her ear as he leaned closer. His lips are in the curve of her neck. The touch sent a shiver racing through her-half terror, half something she refused to name it . Her chest rose and fell, every breath shallow, broken. "I don't think I can hold back, lana ..." he whispered, the words curling into her skin. Her heart raged against her ribs. She clutched the dagger tighter, fighting against herself, against him, against the storm inside her. But when she finally spoke, her voice was raw, breathless, betraying everything she wanted to hide. "Just... give me the kiss already."
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Revenge had a taste. Bitter at first, like grief left too long in the mouth. Then sharp, intoxicating-something she could drown in if she let herself. "You know I'm the villain in this story." Her voice was quiet, almost thoughtful. A confession-if she were the kind of person who felt guilt. He didn't flinch. Didn't try to correct her. He only watched, unwavering. "I know." A slow breath left her lips. "And you're still here." "I always will be." Something twisted inside her. Something she had long since stopped trying to name. He had always seen her for what she was-long before she ever admitted it herself. And still, he stayed. The rain had washed away the blood, but she could still feel it, thick and warm between her fingers. The night reeked of loss, but not hers. She had nothing left to lose. Not lost. Erased. She stepped closer, lowering her voice. "Then let's finish this." No hesitation. No mercy. "Always."

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