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Reborn As The Daemon's Wife

"I saved your life, so you are mine." He claimed her with a serious face that she found infuriating and worthy of her slap. [NO RAPE. Warning: Mature content] |Volume 1: The Daemon's Wife| She was a carefree woman until she met him, and he did nothing but fill her life with mystery—and make her fall harder than she'd ever thought possible. ... "Your clothes are wet." He pointed out, making it obvious that he had been waiting for her. She took a step back nervously when he stood up and closed in on her with a cold smile on his thin lips. "I went for a swim." She hastily answered, earning a chuckle from him. "Fully dressed?" He pinned her against the wall as his fingers traced her wet clothes. "Your heart is racing. Did you try to run away again, flower?" He felt her tremble under his touch and his lips curled into a smile that seemed sarcastic and made her tremble. "I already told you, you are mine." ... His heart was empty until he met her, and she completed him.

Avalorian_ · Fantasy
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I love you, Dairon. All of you

She tilted her head to look at his side profile. He was not just saying it to make her shut up; he really meant it.

She was confused when she tried to analyze it. "What's wrong with me being a demoness? You are a demon and it's alright."

"You will no longer be a demigoddess." He replied, like it should mean something. She still didn't understand what was so bad about it.

"Would your feelings for me change if I wasn't a demigoddess?" She asked the obvious. It was certain that he didn't care what kind of creature his mate was, or he would never have accepted a demigoddess when his first mate was a goddess.

As expected, he shook his head. "Of course not. You could be a low-ranking underworld monster for all I care and I'd still love you. I was worried that once you turned into a demoness, every deity would want to kill you. They wouldn't care that it's not your fault."

She ran her fingers gently through his stubble. "It wasn't your fault either."