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"So, why did you bring me here, what is your reason for that?" You ask with narrowed eyes.
"Because if I left you, you would end up dying like the other women before you" you frown at his reply.
"Then why did you save me?"
Celestan smirks slightly, taking a sip from his cup.
"You see I keep asking myself that question, however, I have no answer for this question yet"
His responses did not ease your discomfort towards him, it only made you more suspicious of the man.
Nevertheless, you decided to change the subject, and ask another question.
"So, do the men on this island have sex with trees?"
Celestan spits out his drink, shocked at your words.
"No, who told you that?" You shrug.
"I just assumed it, because I asked Larsan that question by drawing it and he answered with a tree" the king chuckles deeply.
"No, I place the baby boys at the tree until they get found by others, no one has sex with a tree or sex at all" he replies.
"Oh, that makes sense"
The golden-haired king stares at you for a moment as you look everywhere but at him.
"Everyone on this island considers each other a family, it is a taboo to have sex or a relationship in the first place"
You gulp when his eyes narrow, starting to feel intense once again.
"Why are you looking at me like that?" you demand, getting flustered.
"I'm just warning you not to whore yourself around, sweetheart"
𑁍𑁍᪥𑁍𑁍
You wanted to ask the king more questions but your pride didn't allow you to do so, especially after he insulted you.
"Don't whore yourself around" you mock, repeating his words.
"Bitch, you sit with spared legs like you are ready to get pegged"
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The moment you return to your chamber, you are immediately changing out of your robes into some comfy ones for sleep.
The moonlight reflection helped you to change as you are too lazy to turn on the lights.
Then you throw yourself under the covers lazily.
While trying to move in a comfortable position, your hand lands on somebody's back.
Wait your hand landed on someone's back!!!
"Who in the world dares to wake me up, I'm going to let father hear about this! You hear me"
You squeal, getting out of bed quickly, too shocked to do anything else.
Suddenly, the lights turn on, allowing you to see your surrounding.
You aren't in your chamber, this is a completely different chamber.
A handsome young man with silver hair and whitish lavender eyes glares at you angrily.
"I'm so sorry, I thought this was my chamber"
The feminine-looking boy doesn't calm down and only gets more annoyed, as he didn't understand what you just said.
Nor did you understand anything from what he said.
"I'm going to have my father behead you!"
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