Burning Passion: Love Never Die

Resting her head upon Marcus’ shoulder, she discovered an anchorage as substantial as a mountain, his aura a source of unwavering support.

Her eyelids found solace in closure as she inhaled his comforting essence, eventually succumbing to slumber upon his sturdy perch.

In the twilight hours, Millie stirred, awakening to an unoccupied chamber. Donning attire, she disembarked from the bed.

Below, a cacophony of activity persisted, though her attention remained undrawn, attributing the commotion to the arrival of one of Marcus’ comrades.

Venturing onto the balcony, she gazed into the distant expanse, a tableau of unexpectedness interjecting the scene as an unannounced guest infiltrated the chamber.

“Millie, word of your poisoning reached my ears. How remiss of you to acquaint yourself with the venomous blossoms of the tripterygium wilfordii. Exercise caution in the days ahead, lest a reckoning befall you.”

her smile harboring a sinister

Her resurgence served only one purpose:

catalyst for her reappearance was the retrieval

countenance, not yet fully restored to its former vitality, abruptly assumed a frigid pallor. Astonishment coursed through her veins-Rhea had dared

heel, despite her compromised state of well-being, Millie’s gaze gleamed with an incisive

of a malefactor knows no bounds. Cease this charade. It was your hand that introduced the venomous pollen into my drink. Yet, alas for you, your endeavors have yielded nothing. I

that imbecilic? The dosage of pollen was scrupulously measured. Had it Led to your demise, I would have inevitably found myself incarcerated.

punishment indeed. In solitude, it could have inflicted excruciating torment upon Millie, perhaps even yielding

psyche, malevolence churned. Her visage still veiled in a frosty veneer, Millie embarked on a deliberate progression

“What’s this? A proclivity for violence? Let me enlighten you: Marcus is

inevitably seized the attention of the gentleman beneath. Hastened strides punctuated his ascent up the