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Born in the slums, Estelle is known to be the cleverest in her district. After seeing the sufferings people of the slums suffered, she decided to take the role as a phantom thief, stealing from the wealthy to return the rights of the poor— that is until a horrible accident happened which almost took her life and made her decide to quit for good. 

Things went even better for Elle, or worse, as she was revealed to be the missing daughter of Count Arthur. A wealthy noble’s daughter anyone had dream to be! 

While her father seemed delighted to greet her, her step mother and sister seemed to have held an opposing emotion. She thought she could ignore their bullying or perhaps continue her life back in the slums but realized that her father seemed to hold more secrets than he shows- a secret that could get her killed by the supernaturals who seemed to have regarded her as their "prey"

She thought things couldn't get even worse, but god she was wrong!

Out of everything she could do, Elle had mistakenly caught the eyes of Lord Magnus- the great Lord known for his handsome face, charming actions, and kind behavior... or at least that was how he appeared to others except Elle who unluckily discover his secret, a bigger secret that could either kill her or save her. 

Can Elle survive in this new world of nobles and supernaturals. What if the secret her father hold would eventually kill her? Or would she first die in the hands of her step families?

Read to find out~

The Dragon’s Sweet Prey

"Be at ease, Miss Estelle. I can assure you that you have a talent in this field," Miss Gallahan continued. She was smiling and her words were comforting making Estelle to feel at peace.

Although she wasn't sure if she could work considering how she had never worked before she doubted she could do a good job but she could try and she wasn't slow in learning new things.

She thought of what would happen if she begins to work and when she thought of how Magnus would be so proud of her, she could only find herself more excited to do a good work.

"Thank you for the opportunity, Miss Gallahan," she said happily but the latter looked at her with a more appreciative smile.

"I should thank you more," Miss Gallahan replied. "If you do decide to work here it would be a great lift of burden from my shoulders. There are also many benefits that could be offered from the church. Really a lot!"

Handing It Over—II