My Beloved Has Risen from Death’s Embrace
Chapter 143
Chapter 143
“Xan? Xan, what’s wrong? Are you in danger? Is Orion trying to hurt you?”
“Huh.”
She smirked coldly.
“Orion hurt me? No way, I’m perfectly safe with him. Sure, he can be a bit of a bad boy, but,”
But what?
Xanthea furrowed her brow, feeling like she was forgetting something.
She tried hard to remember, but couldn’t. The noise on the other end of the phone was too much, and she abruptly hung up. As soon as she did, it came back to her, “Oh right! He won’t hurt me, but he might hurt you guys. Be careful.”
“You’ve been so naughty, Ori will help me get my revenge!”
She lifted her head proudly, hands on her hips.
Seconds later, she looked around confusedly, “Where am I? How did I get here? I’m so tired and sleepy, I just want to go home.”
steps forward to a trash can, bent down,
the trash can, but suddenly a
“Ms. Nightshade.”
“Huh?”
so perfect it seemed like each had been meticulously crafted by the divine–arching brows like polished onyx, deep–set
so tall? His face, his build, made her want to gulp. Orion pulled
а
Xanthea cheekily grabbed his tie, her
at his face.
as she stared intently
son are you? So good–looking–I’ve seen all the high–profile young masters in Havenbrook how come
delicate fingers played with his tie, her lips curling into a teasing smile, clearly flirting
paused, then his
Was she drunk?
Ms Nightshade, you’ve seen so many
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head proudly, boasting, “I am, after all, the
out. Men line up from Crestwood to Seraphia to
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