Sir_Kingsley

Janet's long term boyfriend dumped her for someone else because she was apparently impotent, rendering Janet heartbroken even more because his wedding was taking place the very next day. Hurt, Janet visited a club, got drunk, only to wake up naked, next to a hot, dark stranger the next morning.

She says the first thing that pops into her head, “Would you like to get married to me, Mr. Grumpy looking stranger?”

What she didn’t anticipate was for said stranger to agree to such a ridiculous offer– and strike a deal with her, which then led to her crashing her ex’s wedding with her new husband-to-be, Alastor.

After that, one thing led to the other, making Janet realize that she has just gotten herself tangled in a hot mess. 

Wanting out of the mess she created by herself isn’t an option for Janet, especially when she realized that Alastor isn’t human like she thought. Instead, he was the devil himself– literally.

Casted aside and banished from hell, Alastor lived thousands of years searching for a way to return home and take his rightful place on the throne, to no avail. He figured Janet was another dumb, brainless human and couldn’t wait to be rid of her, but that was until he realized that she was the key he had been searching for, for centuries.
Hence why he couldn’t ever, ever let her go. Since the moment she asked him to get married to her, she had unknowingly given herself to him, because she had no idea that once you make a deal with a devil, there’s no backing out from it.

Fuck! I Mistakenly Bonded My Soul With The Devil’s.

They walked for hours on end without getting hungry or tired which was strange to the woman.

She felt the magic all around her but it was still strange for her.

They entered a clearing to see a hut with a man feeding a dragon some goats which seemed to have snakes for horns.

She was about to go forward when the demon grabbed her and carried her back into the forest. They stayed there watching the man look around like he had heard them.

"They haven't spotted us yet," whispered the demon. "Let's just get out of here and not worry about asking him for directions."

"What? No way," she whispered back. "We need to know where we are. We could clearly be lost."

"I'm a demon and I am always ahead of my surroundings. We are not lost. We came from that direction," he said, turning to see that the landscape had changed like a maze. They were now lost.

Heart of the Land