Never Again
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Once in my life I had believed in magic.
I have always been an avid fan of fantasy novels. Reading them at night since I was a kid had always been a habit of mine. Wouldn't it be wonderful to imagine yourself riding on a white horse with sweet-scented flowers and delightful melody in the background and as the sun sets, we will be walking on the springy turf with the warm breeze of air embracing our souls? How beautiful it is to imagine that as the dark night overlays the sky we will be connecting stars together, confessing our love in secrecy then we will patiently wait until the dawn transpires.
I really hate how these fairy tales and happy endings won't happen to me. I really hate myself for believing in these kinds of immature reasoning all along.
People say love is something that happens in the most unexpected time, place and the most unforeseen person. And I guess this has been totally right. For the past years this has always been the sad scenario; He badly wants to win her heart as badly as I wanted to win his.
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Her POV: He was heartless, ruthless, cruel, calculating... there was not even one ounce of humanity in him-no trace of empathy or mercy, no place for love or kindness in his heart. He ruined me, humiliated me, crushed me... But he was powerful, strong, terrifying... no one dared to cross him or stand in his way. And so, I was left alone to bear the consequences of things I hadn't done. I promised I would avenge my dignity and my hard work, one way or another... But fate had other plans. He claimed that he loved me, but his actions revealed his true colors. And I- I never thought I was capable of hating someone so deeply, but I hated him with everything I had left in me. His POV: I was the king of the world-the most powerful man you'd ever meet. Cold and merciless, no one dared stand against me. Everyone sought my approval. They feared my wrath and worshipped my name. Everyone... except her. She was the woman who made my heart beat for the first time. The woman who looked past my power and saw the man beneath it. The only one who wanted nothing from me, while I wanted everything from her. But I couldn't blame her for despising me. Not after everything I had done. For the first time in my life, I was wrong. And I only realized it when it was too late. Still, I vowed-if she ever came back into my life, I would never let her go again. I never imagined I could love someone that much... but I loved her with everything I had.
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