Bound By Vengeance

ith the burning anxiety that consumed her chest to the very core. Under Rey's cold and impatient gaze, she opened the contract. Each word she read felt like a cold foo

elt incredibly heavy in her hands-heavier than the burden of life she had carried alone, a burden that made her feel older than her years. The cold sensation of

mother and her younger sibling, whose stomach often growled with hunger, echoed softly, calling her name in the silent night-a symphony of sorrow that forced her to keep moving forward, to hold back the tears that longed to

very detail of the contract, searching for a glimmer of hope between the binding w

r sibling who always waited for her return with shining eyes, and the warmth of their embrace in the cold, silent nights-a togetherness now threatened by the chasm of poverty. Sh

do anything, even bind herself to this ice-cold man, for the warmth and peace of her family, to bring back the smile and laughter that had long been missing from their lives. The anger s

d metal felt strange against her sweating fingers, an odd contrast to the warmth of Rey's gaze that briefly seemed to burn her skin b

dge toward her family's freedom, a sacrifice that might change her entire life. Her hand trembled harder as she signed the bottom of th

, wounded dignity, and a silent promise to herself to endure, to not give up even though her heart felt shattered into piece

e was only coldness, firmness, and an unspoken demand, but Aluna felt the intensity of his gaze burn her skin as though he w

the contract back, as though not wanting

bedience, but beneath his cold exterior, Aluna caught a strange flicker-something possessive, yet v

the contract, but she knew one thing: she had sold herself for the freedom of her family. Now, she was officially Rey A

e beginning of everything-a cold start, yet it sparked a dangerous curiosity and a slight fear that she couldn't hide. She felt that touch like an invisible chain

oved from her simple life. It was like entering another world, one filled with rules and secrets she hadn't yet discovered. And i

ge on paper? Tonight, her fate had been signed in ink on a piece of paper, yet her future remained a dark mystery full of danger-a

ose eyes-a hidden promise that made Aluna wonder what truly awaited her in