Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

The quiet night was shattered by the sound of Aurora plunging into the water. The stillness of the sea broke as she slowly sank beneath the waves while Ivy flailed desperately, clinging to survival. She was waiting, hoping for a passing ship.

Luck was on her side. A light appeared on the horizon, and a ship approached. Ivy mustered all her strength, waving her arms and shouting at the top of her lungs.

On the deck, a man smoking a cigarette noticed her. "Look, there's someone in the water!"

"Don't talk nonsense. This is the open sea-it could be a monster," another replied skeptically.

"No, listen! She's calling for help. Maybe a shipwreck happened nearby." The two exchanged glances, their eyes glinting coldly.

"Come on, let's tell the boss," one of them said.

Inside the cabin, a man rested with his eyes closed.

"Boss, we spotted a woman in the water calling for help. Not sure if a shipwreck happened nearby."

"I'll take a look." The man stood, brushing off the woman beside him. He grabbed a powerful flashlight and stepped onto the deck, shining its beam across the water.

"Help me! Please save me!" Ivy cried out, overwhelmed with relief. She thought she was going to die, but here was a ship-a lifeline.

"It really is a woman," the man muttered indifferently, standing at the bow. "Fine. I'm in a good mood today. Toss her a rope. She can climb up herself."

"Yes, Boss," someone replied. Everyone knew this man's temperament-he wasn't a kind soul. His favorite pastime was finding amusement in others' misery.

The rope was thrown near Ivy. "If you want to live, climb up," the man commanded coldly.

Ivy didn't hesitate. She grabbed the rope and tried to pull herself up, but her soft, pampered body wasn't built for such a task. Having spent so long in the freezing water,

it's already sailed away. If you don't save me, I'll die out here!" Ivy pleaded, her voice breaking. "Boss, it's freezing out here. Leaving her in the water isn't right. Why don't we just pull her up?" one of the crew, a rare voice

turning blue from the cold. If she

too much," the man snapped, glaring at the

up," he

"Yes, Boss."

She collapsed onto the deck, trembling but alive. She couldn't stop herself from thinking that Aurora must be dead

exclaimed, "Boss, look! There are dolphins-a whole pod of them! It looks like they're pushing someone to the

shone his flashlight toward the water. Indeed, a pod of dolphins surrounded something-or

a joke," one man murmured. "Guess it's true after all. This woman

already saved one person. What was one more?

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in her eyes. If Aurora was still alive

Why not?" The man's

one who pushed me into the sea. Someone that cruel deserves to be left to

a faint smirk. "You don't like ruthless

course not! No one does. Since ancient times, good and evil

"Well, I

he suddenly leapt into the sea, shocking everyone

unison. Their leader was unpredictable, and no

thing. Her

a slap, sending a shiver through

had circulated for years, with scientists offering various theories: some said dolphins treated humans like playthings, akin to a ball; others claimed dolphins instinctively protected pregnant women, mistaking them for their own kind. Whatever the reason, dolphins were intelligent and mysterious creatures. The man couldn't

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