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Sweet Revenge Of Pain

The heels of her shoes were hitting the floor, making a rhythmic beat that gave off a bad vibe.   She got to where I was and crouched down to my level. "Huh, poor baby," she said in a cry-like voice as she shook her head in self-pity and patted my head, then whispered    "Shh, don't cry; it will soon be over," she said, still gently patting my head.   She brought out a small, shiny silver knife that I hadn't noticed that she had been holding for a while.   "Clara, please stop whatever you are planning to do." I pleaded in fear and looked at her in horror as I tried to process what she intended to do with the knife.    "My, my, my, someone is scared; don't worry, I won't be too hard on you." She coaxed me and laughed like a maniac when she saw the expression on my face.   "Please, for the sake of our friendship, please stop." I begged for mercy.   "Shut! Shut the fuck up!" She punched me in the face until her hand was colored with my blood.    I was too weak to fight back as she slashed my stomach slowly and deeply, making a pathway for the blood to flow freely like a stream.   "Honey, you don't have to stain your dress. Let the guards do this," Gabriel said as he saw my blood pouring out of my stomach's hundred-meter radius.   She dipped her hand forcefully into my stomach and brought out my under-formed fetus, then used the knife to cut the placenta that connected me and my baby.    She stabbed it repeatedly without mercy while I looked on in pain and helplessness as my baby died tragically before me.    "Raven! Bring the rest now!" She ordered in her authoritative tone that she normally uses whenever she wants something done with an immediate effect.   

Ada_Miniscent · Fantasy
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72 Chs
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Chapter Fourty Five

I couldn't help but feel a connection to the figure, a reminder of my own struggle against Demion.

As I studied the carving, I felt a renewed sense of determination. This place, with its ancient history and forgotten tales, was a testament to the enduring spirit. No matter how dark the times, there have always been those who stood against the darkness and fought for a brighter future. And now, it was my turn to carry that torch forward.

The figure carved into the stone wall before me depicted a warrior, standing tall and defiant against the encroaching shadows. The details of the carving, worn by time yet still powerful in their depiction, resonated deeply with me. Each line and curve told a story of resilience and courage, of a battle fought not just with weapons but with the spirit's indomitable will.