Dancing With The Demon King
Meet Elena Morgan; The only child of the Morgans, as well as the arrogant and bossy heir of the Morgan Empire, which is a well known business enterprise. She lives in a time when the rich and wealthy owns it all, which makes her to give zero value to those who are under her. Meet Liam Kincaid; The future heir and one of the seven princes of Amstrid, a hidden kingdom only few knew about. Liam is the kind yet brutal; loving yet cold; free-living yet merciless type of prince. He values the life of everyone, but treats injustice and crime in a very disdainful manner. Both later get acquainted, yet Elena treats Liam indifferently, and considers him as someone who is unfit to stand next to her, unaware that he's a future king. Liam got to find out the truth about who he really was after so many years of being lied to. His life takes a different turn when he discovered his mother had been lying to him concerning the special abilities he was born with. His fate finally caught up with him, but was he willing to accept his fate...? Elena ended up falling in love with him, but will her feelings for him change when she gets to find out he's the devil's son...?
Unexpected
Dawn headed out the next day to gather up herbs as that was the only thing she could use in keeping herself busy when her grandfather was resting.
She checked on Derrick before going out. She hummed silently as she walked deeper into the forest. She had spent the entire day picking herbs.
She was more than glad she had at least prepared her grandfather's meal before leaving the house.
It was starting to get dark, and she quickly made to get back. She knew her way round the forest, even in the dark, but she still needs to be with her grandfather.
"Grandpa. I'm back." She called out, dropping the basket filled with leaves of varying colours and shapes.
"Have you eaten anything yet?" She questioned when she met him reading a newspaper in his room.
"You're back already? I was thinking you would have a sleep over with the trees in the forest." Her grandfather said, looking at her over his newspaper.