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Of Shadows and Roses

"I am the darkness, you are the light—one cancels out the other. My darling, we are not fated to be together." Under the guise of peace and union, Rosette Aldrich is set to be married off by her royal parents to the Crown Prince of their enemy kingdom. She knows of her family's ulterior motives, that is why she allows her insistent parents to believe that she agrees to their wishes. When the day for her to meet her betrothed arrives, she sets out to humiliate her parents as revenge, planning to escape far away right after. However, things take an unpredictable turn when she gets lost in the forest while running from the guards, where she's almost turns into dinner for a beast. Just before she fades out from consciousness, she sees that the person who had saved her looks a lot like the man she was to marry. Only that... he isn't? Rasvien is the captain of the mercenaries who keep the beasts of the Evernight Forest in check. One night, while patrolling, he saves a girl from being killed by an orc. Somehow, in a series of unfortunate events, he ends up being responsible for Rosette. He thinks that she is rude and stuck-up, a rich girl who's just acting out while running from home. And that she is hiding something big behind those cunning beautiful blue eyes. But, that's not to say he isn't hiding secrets himself either.

JosieoftheEmbers · 幻想
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Utter dejection

Ras was leaning against the window, his arms folded. The balmy sunlight cast his dark hair in a hazy golden outline, his skin having that ever present shining quality of polished bronze. But despite this…

"You look a little wan," I said, noting the tired eyes, the shadows under them. 

The side of his mouth quirked, and despite the exhaustion evident on his face, he was still handsome. "I haven't slept for days." 

I tilted my head, staring at him in curiosity. "Why is that?" 

He gave me a small laugh. "Are you usually this dense?"

"Were you worried for me?" I asked him. "Why?" 

He stared at me long enough that I thought he was thinking that I was being delusional. Or that there was something wrong with my head after I went to another realm. Either way, I knew what his reply was going to me. It'd be a smart remark, a subtle swerving of the subject, the essence of my question since forgotten.