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Eve Of The Dark

[STORY PAUSED FOR A FEW MONTHS DUE TO EXAMS!] [WARNING: MATURE CONTENT] "I'm not the prince of your fairytale," he murmured. "I'm the monster of your nightmares." ——— Ezekiel Wei— the leader of the biggest gang in Asia. Money? Fame? Women? He has it all on the tips of his fingers. He fears nothing, doesn't give a shit about love, and does whatever he wants. Cursed to the bottom of his soul. Rumors surrounded him; people said he was the Devil of devils, a sinner worse than his father could ever be. Haven Lee— an undercover agent. An assassin who transformed nightmares into reality. Bullets, knives, a living hell. Freshly reincarnated and craving revenge for all the years she suffered under the hands of the Devil himself. The only person who could take on a legion of demons and still manage to survive. The sole problem: She met the right person, under the wrong circumstances. ——— 100 Powerstones: 1 extra chapter 150 Powerstones: 2 extra chapters 200 Powerstones: 3 extra chapters 10 Golden Tickets: 1 extra chapter 30 Golden Tickets: 2 extra chapters Update Schedule: 2 chapters per day unless I end up falling sick ^^ In that case, only one chapter! I'll inform if something happens and I won't be able to upload. Instagram: ikigai_yugen7 facebook: Ikigai Yugen *The copyright to the cover belongs to the author; Please do not reuse.

ikigai_yugen · Urban
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Nightmare (2)

She couldn't catch her breath, her lungs closing up — practically shriveled. Her hand fisted into her shirt over her chest, pressing hard and trying to force herself to take in oxygen. The little room around her spun, and she slid down to the floor, hand sliding against the stone.

The air felt hot and suffocating, sweat beading on her forehead, vision swimming. For a moment, she wondered if she might actually pass out.

But just when everything started to tint black, the door to the cupboard got thrown open — and Zei was there.

It was like a splash of water to her face.

Suddenly her lungs inflated and her vision cleared up, and at the very least she was able to turn her head and glance up at him.

He was panting — breathless, his tie still slung over his shoulder from what must have been a breakneck pace.

"What happened?"