The Crimson Trail of Death

but I had heard from all that he was a cruel being, more cruel than his brother Dominic De Santos. But if the rumor

eyes, even though I knew that his attitude displayed here today wa

ver received such care from anybody befor

brother was here. Wouldn't that just put my life in

lf lost in a void. On one path stood my revenge, and on the other stood a

sed, I found myself all alone. I gently stood up and walked

d all because of me. I wanted to save you, but it seemed I ended up being

ast, sobbing gaze up, gl

had to all go wrong because of them. I will make them all pay, Mom. I will surely see to it that I get justice for your death. Then, I shall earn the right

crumbled down my eyes as my gaze la

just can't. My life has been bound under the grasp of many cruel men. I just can'

own me for a minute also, and he was here today, offering a marriage contract, yet he refused to let me know why he broug

nd another girl to have

at if the words were true? Wha

all be true, and it might not be true. Never

ave to find another way. I jus

, releasing a sigh after. As I left, a flickere

hat echoed around me was deafening, as not many people were outside. It seemed the night h

home. An empty void was all I felt, with all the thoug

rds after I had called, I was sure he meant them. He saw me as a threat to his life, which c

am I that desperate to consider such an offer? I spat at his w

ld surely die eventually. I just had to beg him-that was my only option. I had

ck against the wall, my eyes landing on my bleeding hands as I tried to touch it, sen

he pain. As I tried tearing a piece of my dress to cover up the wounds, my eyes couldn't help but notice three men standin

ir footsteps grew nearer. I drifted into an alley, my eyes still glaring at my back, hopin

he cloth around my wound properly, which had almost loosened up again, I decided to continue my path. My only hope was to beg my land

my face paled, and my eyes caught sight of the same three men who I had presumed were following me e

for the moment, as all my