Lord Dylans' pet Evie Wiggs, the daughter of Lord Fredrick who was the former Lord of the country before he died.
Her mother who was Lady Elizabeth, the Lady was well for her ruthless behavior and this made the people talk about her, even after her death.
Back then, Evie had her secret lover who often suffered the wrath of Lady Elizabeth.
Her secret lover was a simpleton, a young skinny boy who cared for their horses.
Dylan.
They usually rode on horses to the highest mountain to get away from the Lady.
The death of the Lord and Lady was a tragic one for the Wiggs family.
People began mocking and spreading bad rumors about them.
Everyone she knew and loved let her, including her lover.
Her lover left the country when she least expected it. It was rumored that he was banned years ago by Lord Frederick.
Oh yes, it was true Lord Frederick banned him, to secure a brighter future for his daughter.
Three years he came back to claim what's rightfully his in a revengeful way, after learning the truth about Evie Wiggs.
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"Dylan, we'll destroy ourselves," she said.
"Then let's do that, again and again," he said caressing her hair.
"You are the only one in this country, who has the right to call me by my name."
She took a step back and the wall hit her back. He placed his hands above her shoulder, trapping her between himself and the wall. Then he began leaving wet trails on her neck, leaving her insides on fire.
Standing right in front of her was no longer her lover she once knew, but the devil himself.
She swallowed nervously as soon as he drew her to himself.
He wrapped his arm around her and nuzzled against her hair.
"Did you perhaps, use lavender?" he asked.
"Yes," she said with a hint of nervousness in her tone.
"You never change," he said tightening his grip on her.
And his effect on her never changed, she hated it.
At that moment, she knew what he was capable of. He could have anyone else, but he chose to have her and destroy her. And she couldn't do a thing about it.
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