Chapter 11 Ethan’s POV I stood in the shadowed corner of the training grounds, my eyes locked on Aria as she faced down her challengers. The way she moved was mesmerizing – each strike precise and deadly, yet carrying an almost artistic grace. In mere moments, she had three transformed wolves pinned and forced back … Read more
I was unconscious for three days and finally woke up in the hospital. I sat there in a daze for a long time, then looked out the window. There were no more cornfields outside, only goji berry flowers. The goji berry flowers bloomed brilliantly, vibrant and blazing, probably just like Liliana’s life. What about my … Read more
I eventually left Clark Villa after all. They gave me a large sum of money and arranged bodyguards to protect me. But I found it too troublesome, so I secretly slipped away. I wandered around, staying in this city for a while, then moving to another. I thought the world was beautiful, with different scenery … Read more
I thought to myself: “Liliana? Who is she?” However, this name must be important, because all their faces changed, and they stopped crying. Isaac instantly stood up, his whole body radiating a menacing aura, his eyes looking like he wanted to devour someone. Harper wiped her tears, trembling as she said loudly: “Good, she’s back … Read more
When I woke up again, I was lying on a warm bed. This left me feeling confused because I couldn’t remember who I was. Who am I? I seemed to be a girl from the village who spent her days playing happily, chasing rabbits, herding dogs, or catching fish in the river. And then? Then … Read more
“Damn it!” A furious roar reached my ears. But I couldn’t wake up. I was trapped in terrifying darkness, enduring torment day and night. Ezra threw off his helmet, his eyes bloodshot, staring at me in disbelief. Isaac and Harper stood up too, exchanging shocked glances, their expressions twisted with horror. Harper’s voice trembled as … Read more
Isaac, Harper, and Ezra put their helmets back on and continued extracting my memories. I heard many voices in my drowsy state. They were mocking me: “Bunny Lady, Bunny Lady, by her hair, across the ground she’s dragged; Bunny Lady, Bunny Lady, soft and fair, each night she’s wracked.” My head ached terribly, and my … Read more
means.” With that, she haughtily headed downstairs. I cried in terror, “Please don’t tell them. I’m sorry, I was wrong. Liliana, I won’t play piano anymore. I’ll listen to everything you say.” Liliana smiled and said, “That’s more like it. Remember, you’re just a stray dog. If you behave and obey, I’ll naturally throw … Read more
This time, I finally dreamed about Liliana’s disappearance. Three days before she vanished, Isaac bought me a piano to practice on. He didn’t love me–he just thought I was too unlike a rich man’s daughter. I was like a beggar who had suddenly moved into a mansion, completely out of place. Whenever friends came to … Read more