Till Death Do Us Kill

Kieran, his arm slung lazily around her waist, his head nuzzled into the crook of her shoulder. She sighed in frustration before trying to pull away from his g

ide of him dearly. It wasn't that she didn't love him, quite the opposite in fact, but he had just grown so...soft. Ever since the incident...he was never the same. Who wo

to the bathroom swung open at her touch, a gasp escaping her lips at the sight before her. There, lying warped and mangled on the floor, lay her victim from the night before, his open eyes now hollow as he stared off

ou leave me, after I save you from another, purely to find the embrace of another man, ripping his heart from his chest as you have done mine. No more, Eleanora. Last night was a chance for honesty, for trust, and you gave me nothing. I had hoped we could save what was left of this marriage, centuries together, now meanin

to the wall, his eyes, once a beautiful forest green, now black with hatred. "Don't you dare put this on her! Our daughter was a gift to this world, the perfect blend of both you and I, she had the kindness I lacked...and the laughter you once held so precious. She was our most joyous blessing in our string of eternity...and you killed her. You killed our little girl to feed that insatiable thirst you have for bloodshed, I may have turned my hatred on myself Eleanora, but I had a right to do so. I fell for, and stayed beside, the mother of my child, the mother who took the life of their child to fulfill a damned prophecy claimed by witches WHO THOUGHT ME DEAD! Do you f

hat the prophecy foretold. You are just as much to blame for her death as I am...maybe even moreso." She stood, a hand coming forward as if to slap him, before he caught her hand in his grasp, twisting it backwards as a cry of agony was forced from her lips. This was d