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How To End This Marriage

Sold to the Duke of the Empire, I still had hopes of a happy marriage in my heart as I'd liked the Duke for a very long time. I wanted to give the Duke my everything, even if it was just a political marriage. I tried my best to fulfill the marriage but Alexavier Agnes, the man I got married to never showed up in our bedroom even once after six months of our marriage. One day while having dinner we had a small quarrel and he dashed out of the room fuming and panting in anger. That was also the night when my screams and cries echoed in pure darkness as I was murdered brutally by some assassins. Why was I killed? Why did my husband hate me so much? Why did he not show up in our bedroom for six months? There's so many questions I didn't know the answers to. I shed tears of blood as I took my last breaths and swore to myself that if I get a next life I'll never marry this man again. ... Turns out God listened to my prayers as I woke up as my younger self... But I failed to stop my marriage with him. And something strange happened as he unexpectedly showed up in our room on our very first night. "I only married you to save the marquis's fortune." I paused before adding, "I'll divorce you in an year." His brows furrowed as he growled, "You can not divorce me." Why? Why does he not want to divorce? He hates me and I hate him back, divorce is the best option for us. Then why? Just what changed this time?

Agnst_Ella · Fantasie
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The Price of Power

In the heavenly realm, the god of fate, Moiroi, found himself kneeling in a dark, oppressive cloud, a choking sensation gripping his throat. "What are you doing? Release me! I, the god of fate, command you!" he roared, his voice echoing in the void.

But the unseen force replied, "A mere god like you order the supreme god? I wasn't aware you held such authority,Moiroi."

Moiroi scoffed. "Supreme god? Don't be absurd! You are no supreme god, nor will you ever be." He confronted the entity claiming the celestial title, Marcus.

"So, you've figured it out already? I underestimated your cunning, Moiroi. Had I known, I would have been more careful," Marcus chuckled, his amusement devoid of warmth.

"Careful? You call hiding your true identity for years cautious?" Moiroi retorted. "It took us eons to unravel your charade."