Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

A shadowy figure stood in the spot where Ivy had been moments ago, staring at the water into which Ivy had just fallen. Satisfied, the figure retreated into the darkness and made a call.

"It's done. Both of them are in the sea now."

"Good. Did anyone see you?" A man's smooth, pleasant voice responded from the other end.

"No. Everyone's in the hall right now. I tampered with the railing beforehand. Ivy had no idea. She pushed Aurora to the edge, and while Aurora was distracted, she fell into the sea. I took the opportunity to push Ivy in as well. By tomorrow morning, the news will probably report something like: 'The Montgomery sisters, feuding on the yacht, drowned together in the ocean.""

"You've done well. I'll transfer the rest of the payment to your account. Leave Clothville for now. Julian won't let this go easily."

"I understand," the man replied cautiously.

On the other end, Mio Walsh hung up the phone, satisfied. There was no way he would have trusted someone like Ivy to handle Aurora herself. From the beginning, Ivy was nothing more than a scapegoat.

At the scene of the "accident," only Ivy and Aurora were present. Everyone knew about their history. When their bodies were eventually discovered, people would naturally assume it was a case of sibling rivalry gone wrong-a tragic accident. No one would suspect Mio Walsh.

Ivy had always been a threat. Even if she succeeded, she knew too much. One word from her, and everything would fall apart. Now, not only was the problem eliminated, but Ivy had become his perfect scapegoat. Mio could finally rest easy as he secured his path to becoming head of the family.

Aurora, meanwhile, had never expected this betrayal. She had been prepared to face Ivy and was confident she wouldn't lose. But she had never anticipated the sabotaged railing.

The moment she fell, panic overwhelmed her. Memories of falling off the deck as a child came rushing back.

But back then, Julian had been there. This time, the sea was empty.

As her body plunged into the icy water, Aurora's mind was filled with images of Julian.

She had nearly drowned as a child, which left her unable to swim. The moment she hit the water, her limbs froze, refusing to move. Slowly, she began sinking into the depths.

scenes from years ago: Julian holding her tightly

"Aurora, don't be afraid."

If you stay calm,

call

arms, you look just

girl. Do you remember saying you'd marry me when you grew up? I've never stopped waiting for

Bunny, I'll be

married. We'll go anywhere you want for our honeymoon. Anything you

"Little Bunny..."

he'd said. Julian had always been there for

sorry..." Aurora's tears mixed with the salty seawater. If she had known she would never return,

her as her

questions. Who had

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hoarse, but no one came. She was left alone

this her karma? Had retribution come for her

land. In a forest, she might have found a way to survive. But here, in the endless water, her strength would eventually give out. Worse, she couldn't shake the thought of the creatures lurking below, waiting for her to

grew smaller and smaller, disappearing into the distance. The ocean around her turned

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her well. What she didn't know was that the five million he'd given

He had planned to fly out tomorrow, but the thought of seeing Aurora sooner made him change his

to his hotel to pack, he glanced at the message

made sense. The first time attending such an event might be exciting, but after

would lose its novelty. Julian decided

through. Instead, a mechanical voice informed him, "The number you dialed