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He’s dead

My eyes widened in shock as Aphrodite approached us. A knowing smirk she had on her face. 

The feeling of shame and embarrassment was evident on my face. I was flushed. But was somehow thankful of her.
At least now he would leave me alone. 

"What are you doing here?" Lucifer growled, apparently dissatisfied and frantic. He was always indignant, roaring at others.


"Oh! Me? Just nothing. I was taking a walk when I heard wails for help, partially expecting you to be the reason," she smirked again.


Oh God!


I averted my eyes when she looked up at me. And humiliation again hit me when I came to realize that I was still pinned to the wall, with Lucifer hovering above me. My dress was hoisted, displaying my thighs. 

I tried to wiggle.

"Don't move," He gritted. I stopped. This was what he does to me, inaugurate panic.


I looked down in disgrace. 

"You have a huge castle, which of course have an abundant amount of rooms, and still you decided to make out in the hallway and that too in broad daylight?" She said as she smirked at him. 

Lucifer being Lucifer didn't paid any heed to her words instead pulled away. I sighed in relief as I straightened my dress and soothed my hair. My legs were still shaking from his invasion. 

"Anyways, I am here to invite Sarah," she said as her eyes landed on me. 

Inviting me for what?


Whatever it was, I was pleased. Now at least I would be away from him. Now he can't touch me in-app—


"She is coming with me," Lucifer said grabbing my wrist  in his hold. A whimper escaped my lips. 

Jerk.


"Bu—"


"Are you defying my words?" he said. His hold tightened and at the same moment, Aphrodite's eyes widened from  uneasiness as we both felt chills running down our spines, his eyes were flickering between blue and red. I could understand her fear, he makes me scared too. 

"No, my apologies," she said as she bowed down her head and walked away, leaving me alone.


He turned towards me as he felt me struggling again. Lifting his brows, he eyed me.


"Come with me," he said as he started dragging me towards god know where. I didn't say anything, cause I did not want to anger him again. Who knows I might end up pinned to another wall? My feet involuntarily followed his steps as he take one step after another. His one hand was grabbing mine. He turned to the left as I followed him in a dark narrow hall. Our surroundings changed drastically as walls changed from white and peach to bricked walls. 
The air suddenly felt chilly, I shivered from sudden coldness. He didn't said anything, throughout the way, which I was thankful for. 

I almost bumped into him as he stopped short until my eyes landed on the large white wooden door. He fumbled through his keys which I didn't noticed earlier and opened the door. 


The inside of the room was pitch black, making me scared. I gulped as he stepped towards the room, dragging me along with him. 

"Where are you taking me?" I panicked as he stepped more into the room. I jumped as the door closed suddenly with a loud thump. Adrenaline rushed through my veins, as he let go of my hand. My eyes blinked rapidly as I tried to see anything. It was pitch black in here. 


I felt trapped.


My breathing comes out in pants making me difficult to remain sane. 


I raised my hands to feel anything but to no avail. 


Di—did he left me in here, alone?


"L-Lucifer?" I panicked when I heard no response. 

"Please....please, don't scare me like this," I stuttered when I felt my knees colliding with something. A table maybe. 
It was silence, complete silence in this room. Even the sound of my rapid heartbeat could be heard. 

"Sarah..." 


I jumped as I heard my name. But eyes widened as I heard someone breathing rapidly other than me. Someone I might know....


I knew that voice, I've heard it million times. The same voice that brings me comfort. How badly I wanted to hear that voice, but not now, not like this.


My whole body trembled in fear for the worst.


"M—Mathew," 


"Sarah!" His panicked voice rang in my ears as I tried to sink into what was happening. 


Mathew is here. 


Why?


I didn't knew what I should feel anymore. Happy that he was here with me, or scared that he was here with me.
My breathing shortened as realization hit me, he was also here. Lucifer was here too.


"Scared?" I jumped as he whispered near my ears. 
He was right behind me but was not touching me. But the only thought in my mind was, why Mathew was here?
Suddenly, the room was bombarded with light, making me close my eyes. I blinked a few times to adjust my eyes to light. 


My eyes widened in shock as I saw Mathew's bloody form tied to the wall with his hands above his head. My hands flew to my mouth as I tried not to scream. Warm tears rolled down my eyes. 


He wasn't just bloody, his clothes were torn, there was a large cut on his once handsome face, starting from his eyebrows and down to his neck. His one eye was completely missing. Several large marks were imprinted on his body. 


"Ma—Mathew," 


I couldn't believe this, my eyes refuse to see. My mind denied refusing to process. 


"No!" I screamed as I ran towards him. Before I could take a step, huge arms were smacked around my waist, holding me. 


"No, please. He needs help! Let him go! Please!" I cried out as I tried to wiggle. 


I let out a desperate cry as he pulled me away from Matthew. 


He stopped in the middle of the room and grabbed my elbows before lifting my arms thin in in in the air when I heard the sound of chains jingling. I started to panic as I felt cold metal cuffs around my wrists.

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