The Siren
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Grace Harper was just a normal girl in the 1900's. The world had been harsh to her since birth. Her mother despised her for her beauty and her father treated her like dirt, as most woman were treated. She had never asked for this life... but everyday she wished upon the stars and crossed her fingers, praying for a great man to take her away from this horrible place. One day Grace's father, Thomas, came home with news: he had chosen Grace's husband and they were to marry immediately. At first Grace begged for her father to understand that she wanted to fall in love and marry someone of her own choosing. Thomas did not budge. Finally, Grace had met her husband, a handsome man from a wealthy family. At first she had hated him and all his proper manners... then she learnt the secret behind her husband. Jacob was a pirate. Grace fell head over heels, and then it was time for Jacob to depart on a dangerous journey across the seas. She couldn't bare to be away from her true love, so behind Jacobs back she sneaks onto the pirate ship and secretly joins them on their adventures. Jacobs crew mates find her hiding away and she is tossed.... out of the ship... and left to float down to the bottom of the ocean. Never to be seen again. Little did the pirates know, in the depths of the ocean Grace was not dead. For her tied legs had transformed into a tail and she was allowed to breath again, for she had formed gills. She was a siren. Hundreds of years later and Grace still remains as she is, at the bottom of the ocean, killing any sea men who travel into HER seas. One day she stumbles across a ship and sees a beautiful man, who looks just like her beloved Jacob. What happens when Jacob sees her? What will she do?? Will she fall in love again or take her revenge?
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βπ€ππ―πšπ’π­ 𝐬𝐒𝐬𝐨𝐝𝐒𝐚 & 𝐌𝐒𝐀𝐬𝐑𝐚 π’π’π§π π‘πšπ§π’πšβž I should not feel anything for someone who is my enemy, someone who has caused me so much pain that the very thought of him should fill me with nothing but rage and bitterness. Yet, against all logic, I feel it-I feel the heat rising beneath my skin . The mere idea of his touch sends shivers down my spine, igniting sensations that I desperately want to ignore. This isn't right. I shouldn't crave the presence of someone I despise, but my body betrays me, responding to him in ways that my mind fiercely rejects. He stands so close that his breath fans across my face, warm and intimate, stirring emotions that I refuse to acknowledge. A slight movement is all it would take for our lips to meet, for this unbearable tension to shatter into something far more dangerous. His hands are braced on either side of my head, trapping me, yet he doesn't need to touch me to make me feel trapped. His body hovers just out of reach, yet I can sense him, every inch of him, as if the air itself is an extension of his presence. I shouldn't desire this man. I shouldn't want to close the gap, to feel the press of his body against mine. I should be repulsed, disgusted by how my thoughts betray my hatred. But my body doesn't listen to reason , it yearns for what it shouldn't, driven by instincts I can't control. I despise him-my enemy- My rival-but the line between hatred and desire is blurring, and I'm terrified of which side I might fall on. {𝖠 π—Œπ—π–Ίπ—‡π–½π–Ίπ—…π—ˆπ—‡π–Ύ } | | Mature content 18+| |

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