Chained to the prince of darkness by Lunasads (digital book reader .txt) 📕

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Sarah,lost her parents when she was of fragile age, grew up with her best friend, and is living her stable life with a perfectly paid livelihood and a caring, extremely loving boyfriend. Nothing seems to matter anymore....until the night she finds herself adducted by the man of her nightmares.

A simple girl who is forcefully taken from her home and separated from her family to serve almighty Lucifer Ximen Celeste.

The cursed hybrid. The most powerful creature of the night, an abomination. A creature who is unable to control his powers and is trapped within his darkness.

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"Roughly three." He said and I gasped in terror.

"Three years and this building is all this!?" I asked and he chuckled with a small nod.

"It took a lot of beating from the owner, but he managed to find something he's good at. Trading and company advice and all that corky stuff." He explained and I nodded slowly.

"What's the owner like?" I asked and he glanced towards me. "As in, is he nice and all?"

"Is yours harsh?" He chuckled and I chuckled as I rolled my eyes.

"He's a pain in the a**." I said and he chuckled, nodding his head a little.

"So how would you look at me?" He asked and I blinked slowly as I stared at him.

"Um..." I bit onto my lower lip and glanced towards him, noticing his lit up eyes. "You seem genuinely nice. At least so far."

"Oh, thanks." He chuckled lowly and slightly bit onto his lower lip and let it go. "Well the boss is the same, I guess."

"By any chance... Are you the boss?" I asked and he grinned, nodding his head. I gasped in shock and glanced around the place, noticing how free the employees were moving and didn't seem to be minding that their boss was in the lounge.

They seemed... Free.

"No one's running away." I said and he raised his brows at me. "Oh my boss always has his employees running away." I chuckled and he nodded slightly before looking around for a bit.

"Well, I'm just twenty seven so I don't think a forty year old should be running from me whenever they see me." He shrugged his shoulders and I nodded with a small smile.

Huh, good guy.

"Didn't I tell you to wait in the car, Iris!"

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