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I Scored Myself a Mate

Alex always felt out of place. Isolated and mistreated by his family, his life was pure torture. He believed he had managed to get out, and run away from the beatings and the hate. He wanted a peaceful life, a way to be happy. For a second when he met Luke, a mysterious young man, through a fatal mistake, happiness seemed to be in his grasp. Still, everything began to crumble. The silver eyes that shone under the moon were the bringers of deceit and he felt lost once again, trapped until... ...until he met him. The cold and saddened elf king, living in an endless winter, hidden inside an icy palace. Hair white as snow and eyes a pretty lilac, Alex had never seen someone so divine. Just the sight of him triggered a past he didn't know he had. Opening up a way through the secrets and finding the truth from his hazy dreams Alex struggles between who he is and what he is turning to. An endless journey and his only guide a blurry figure in his mind. "I love you...forever" he whispered and Alex could only cry. Who was he and where could he find him? His only comfort. His only home. Welcome to the The Veil! Filled with unspoken horrors and divine pleasures. A place that only in your wildest dreams...or maybe nightmares, you would have imagined. What lies beneath the covered eyes of the humans? Are you curious to know? Read and find out. .... Also, check out my other Fantasy Romance The Tears of a Prince which is the crazy adventure of a vampire prince as he tries to run away from the people who are after him and the man who changed his life forever!

Yaminoyosei · LGBT+
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The merchant actually remembered Naila, something that made things a lot easier for them. He offered them a seat and he was so polite that Alex felt bad for interrupting his breakfast. He hadn't even finished his eggs but was sitting there and allowing two strangers to ask him weird questions. Naila on the other hand didn't seem to really mind how the man felt. 

"Thank you for letting us ask you a few questions." Alex said and the man smiled. He was definitely handsome when he was younger. He had a kind and sophisticated air to him. Naila once had told him that merchants were always different. They had traveled so much, seen so much of the world that they were easy to spot from simple everyday people. He had doubted her back then but now he wasn't so sure she was wrong.

"It's alright. I do remember that I sold you a book right?" He asked her and the fairy nodded, excited.

"Yes, about that book. Could we ask you where you got it from?"