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Kiss The Dark

Sold into marriage to a reclusive man. Megan is dragged to a clandestine midnight ceremony and delivered to Gabriel North. Megan must spend 30 days married to Mr. North before she may finally be free forever. The only problem is that he marries every year only to annul the marriage and his brides are never heard from again. No one knows anything about him except that he is extraordinarily wealthy, and he has an estate high on the mountain above the city that no one is brave enough to visit. Before this Megan Steele had the perfect life. She was a wealthy heiress from a prominent family. Her days were filled with family, travel, parties, and society. Expected to marry at eighteen but unable to bear the thought of leaving her perfect life she turned down one offer of marriage after another. Four years and four suitors rejected, Megan has been proposed to for a fifth time. The suitor is the son of her father's investment partner. Megan made a fatal error with this refusal and placed her desire for freedom above her father's company. She finds herself sold into a forced marriage to Mr. Gabriel North to recoup her father's investment funds. More than that though, Megan swears there is something dark about Mr. North, something dangerous, something otherworldly. Where is the staff that keeps caring for them? How does his house keep changing? Why did his friend call him sire?

AmeraWolf80 · Fantasie
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99 Chs

A Marriage or A Partner

It had taken a full day to get permission to enter the elders realm. Once there the meeting had gone the way Gabriel had expected it would go. They took Elias because they were unsure if he would be dangerous, being the first of his kind. They faked his death so his human mother could find peace.

Gabriel asked them to return the child since both he and his mother were now Nephilimon. The elders told him they would at some point in the future once his power had been fully assessed. Gabriel asked how long and was told a few years. Gabriel was fighting back the anger he felt with mammoth resolve.

Gabriel asked if he could at least see his son. He was led to a nursery room that had a dozen bassinets but only three children in it. He was shown a child in the front and told that this was his son, and he could clearly see the child was well.