On the night of the gala, Abaddon watched as Aurelia nervously entered the grand venue. Her face fell in awe at seeing the place adorned with elegant decorations. She had dressed in a simple but elegant black dress to most, but to Don it was a garment that begged to be ripped off her body and thrown to the corner of his bedroom. It was a floor length off the shoulder dress that hugged her thick and seductive curves as if it were on a mission to draw attention from every man in the room. And when she walked the slit in her dress released the bountiful thigh that he remembered wrapped around his neck only nights ago.
Usually, he would deny the invitation to attend. He would send a large donation instead of his presence. But this time, he reconsidered. He had decided to attend the charity gala after
In the day that followed their encounter at the charity gala, Abaddon found himself in uncharted territory. He was a man accustomed to power, control, and getting what he wanted, but with Aurelia, it was different. He could not simply demand her attention or buy her affection like he was used to doing with other women. His mind was consumed with thoughts of her, and he found himself in the opulent setting of his office. The air was thick with the aroma of high-end cigars and the smooth taste of expensive bourbon. Abaddon, exuding an air of calculated coldness, sat in his leather chair, puffing on a cigar, while Axel, the playful jester, lounged across from him.
“You don’t know your worth,” I sang aloud, pointing my broomstick at Stitch. The black and white dog was curled up on my loveseat, laying atop a pillow. He was in the middle of a nap but decided to still pay respect to my concert by opening a single eye and giving a wag of his tail. “Finding someone you know will put you first! Find someone who loves you at your worst” I continued as I swept my living room. Today seemed like a good enough day as any to do a little cleaning, so I decided to do so to keep my mind occupied. Last night was a crazy one. I wante
As the soft glow of the evening sunbathed Melissa's cozy living room, I settled comfortably on a plush couch, surrounded by memories of our lifelong friendship. Pictures of our adventures together adorned the walls, capturing moments of joy and laughter we had shared since childhood. "So, spill the tea, Mel," I teased, a playful glint in my eyes. "What's been happening in your oh-so-exciting life?" Melissa chuckled, playfully nudging me. "Oh, you know, the usual. But I want to hear about you and this mysterious man who has caught your attention."
I sat on my cozy living room couch, a swirl of conflicting emotions clouding my mind. After hanging out with Melissa in her apartment, I was stumped. I had promised my best friend, Melissa, that I would think things through before contacting Abaddon. I had felt a connection like never before, but now doubt gnawed at my heart. Melissa had been both excited and about my encounter with the enigmatic man. "It's natural to be cautious, especially after what you went through. But do not let fear cloud your judgment. Give him a chance, Lia. You deserve to find happiness. You are stronger than you think, Lia. And you have me and our friends to lean on if things get tough. I say go for it!"
The night was cloaked in darkness as Abaddon and Axel navigated the dimly lit alleyways, their footsteps muffled by the eerie silence that surrounded them. Abaddon's cold, calculating eyes scanned the area, taking in every detail with a precision that sent shivers down the spines of those who dared cross his path. Axel, on the other hand, wore a twisted grin, his eyes gleaming with a manic light as he twirled a dagger between his fingers. As they reached their destination, an abandoned warehouse on the outskirts of the city, Abaddon's demeanor grew even colder, his ruthless nature coming to the fore. This was a night of Mafia business, and he knew that emotions had no place in the world he inhabited. His heart was like a stone, impervious to any semblance of compassion or remorse.
The sun hung low in the sky as Abaddon and Aurelia strolled through the picturesque park, the soft rustling of leaves and distant laughter creating a serene ambiance. Abaddon donned his impeccable suit, the picture of control and power, as they strolled through the park. Aurelia wore a simple cardigan over a t-shirt with jeans. Abaddon, typically a man of few words, was unusually receptive, his eyes fixed on Aurelia, taking in every detail of her presence. Aurelia smiled, feeling the weight of Abaddon's attention. "It's a beautiful day, isn't it?" Abaddon nodded, his deep voice resonating through the air. "Indeed, it is. Perfect for a walk in the par
I sat comfortably on my living room couch, my phone pressed against my ear as I chatted with my grandmother, talking about the weather and other trivial matters. It was a routine conversation, but one that brought me comfort, especially since my grandmother lived far away. As I chatted away, I heard a knock on my front door. I glanced at the clock and realized that Abaddon was right on time for their shopping trip. Trying to keep my conversation with my grandmother light and casual, I quickly moved to answer the door. “What are you plans for today, my darling?” “Oh,” I chirped, excited about the change in subject. “Now that I have the money from the piano gig I told you about, I am going to go out and buy myself one.” "Hey," Abaddon greeted me with a warm smile as I opened the door. "Hey," I whispered back, trying to keep my voice down as I did not want my grandmother to know I had someone over. "I'm still on the phone. Come in, I'll be done soon." Abaddon stepped inside and was
The sun was shining brightly as Aurelia and Abaddon made their way to the piano gallery. The excitement in the air was palpable, and Aurelia could not help but smile at the prospect of finally finding the perfect piano for her home. As they walked side by side, Aurelia could not resist playfully scolding Abaddon. "You know," she said with a grin, "you did that on purpose, didn't you? Interrupting my conversation with my grandmother to make her curious about you." Abaddon kept his face stoic with his eyes gleaming mischievously. He was not going to admit it but once he saw her smiling face, he broke. "Guilty as charged. I couldn't resist giving her a little hint." Aurelia shook her head, but there was fondness in her eyes. "Well, just be careful. My family can be... difficult." Abaddon's expression hardened, and he placed a reassuring h