Veedolly

“This emblem on your shoulder is a sign that wherever you go, even to the ends of the six realms - I shall always find you”.

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Vanessa Hawkins and her little sister were both used as collateral by their father to borrow money. After his sudden disappearance, she’s forced to move into the Randall house to pay off her debt.

Unknown to her that the debt couldn’t be easily paid as she’d been sold off by her father because of the blood running through her veins.

On reaching the Randall house, she discovers the place to be an empty castle with no one but the strange butler who informs her of the new owner of the house, Dante Vladwick, who appears and disappears as he pleases.

The castle seems somewhat haunted and she longs to see the face of her master who constantly wears a mask.

But when she’s caught overhearing his otherworldly conversation with the butler, Vanessa finds out she can never return to the normal life of a human. Instead, she’s stuck traveling to dangerous realms as his little slave while trying to uncover the mysteries of her bloodline.


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Slave to the Demon Lord

After dropping the quill in the ink bottle, I took one last glance at my letter.

A few drops of tears escaped my eyelids which I wiped off immediately.

I slapped both my cheeks as Nessa often did when she didn't want to cry. Why was I still writing letters? Even though I hadn't ever sent one to my sister, I just keep carrying them around. "Stupid", a mild smile formed on my lips.

"Natalie dear!", it was the voice of the nurse Madame Winry had hired to help take care of her. She wore a nose mask and a pair of gloves when her tall frame came through the door. "The Madame wants to see you".

I nodded before escorting her to another room. Unlike everyone else who took precautions in order not to catch the flu, I was an exception.

"Natalie? Natalie?". Madame Winry waved weak hands in the air. She'd been partially blind due to various illnesses which probably befell her due to overthinking.

The Words I Never Spoke