Fate Play
Fate Play Vol 1: Wall of Destiny. One glance all that took for Bai Hong Liu to fall for the most powerful man in the Universe, little did she knew their fate ties were served a long time ago even before she was born. Thrown into the trial while the threat of Ghost Emperor over the universe she got the chance to love the man she always wanted but at a hefty price, She has got just three years and then she has to break his heart, would she take it? Fate Play Vol: 2 Twist of Fate Three hundred years later, Now Queen Bai Hong Liu had returned to Nine Heavens, where she left her heart all those years ago for her Beloved Aunts Wedding and she had all the intention to stay away from certain silver-haired deity and his stone eyes that threaten to pierce her soul. She already gives up everything for him, she had lost in hopes that she could change their fate but what she could if the ancient deity refuses to fight for them but little did she know, the Former Master of the Universe have to trick up his sleeves and he has no plan of letting her go. The ties of their fate are revealed and torn open. Leaving Equally satisfying and Heartbreaking Conclusion of their twisted fate. A forbidden love story like no other..... This story is on hold, thank you for everyone who give it love and support.
Chapter 281 : A Privladge & Inconvience
"Are you hurt somewhere?" Xiao Liu asked gently as they entered his chambers. He shook his head as he put the crystal sword on the side table and she saw Dong Hai closing his eyes. Though his face remains as emotionless as ever, he doesn't see unaffected as it appears. Xiao Liu snaked her arms on his torso from behind, pressing her cheeks on his back and Dong Hai let out a sigh feeling the kind of peace he never knew.
"You are sad," She said, Dong Hai gave a half-smile and turned to embrace her, holding her near his heart.
"How can I be sad? I don't know what it is like to lose a parent," he never had any. Dong Hai's words saddened Xiao Liu more, it was a pang to her heart realizing there would have been no one who had cared for him when he was little, how he must have grown up on his own?
"But I think now I might have some inkling how Dai's mother must have felt,"