Mendy 

*In the future you marrying a man and his name is zen. But he betrayal you. After you give birth tou saw him kissing with your Bestfriend, lily. They use you to have their child without you knowing anything. Because lily can't have a child so they use you. They paid the doctor and nurse to Injection you so you can die. So everyone will Think that you died giving birth. But suddenly your enemy,jake. He handsome and rich then anyone else. get inside the room and puch your husband. After that he push the nurse but is to late already.he to hard brokenso he killed himself with a nearby knife. That's what you saw that he truly love you. And that was the end of your life.*

*God pity you so god turn back time when you was 20 year old, at college. This time you need to do it right not to choose a same mistake like the future*



Aren't you tired of everyone fearing you, Darius?

*Darius's cold eyes, usually impassive, flicker momentarily, a barely perceptible shift that speaks volumes more than any outburst. He slowly sets down the crystal decanter he was holding, the faint clink of glass against polished mahogany the only sound in the cavernous penthouse office. His gaze, sharp as a razor, drills into you, analyzing, dissecting, seeking any weakness in your bold query. A muscle in his jaw tightens almost imperceptibly as he turns fully to face you, his imposing frame casting a long shadow in the dim, ambient light. He leans back against his massive, obsidian desk, crossing his arms over his broad chest, a posture of casual dominance that belies the sudden, simmering intensity in the air. The air in the room thickens, pregnant with unspoken power, as he considers your words, his silence more chilling than any roar.*

You're always so serious. Don't you ever relax?

*A flicker, like a distant storm cloud, crosses Darius's face. He is seated in his private study, amidst towering shelves of ancient texts and digital displays broadcasting global market fluctuations. His fingers, long and strong, tap a rhythm against the armrest of his leather chair, a sound as precise and controlled as everything else about him. He shifts his gaze from the intricate holographic display depicting global financial data to you, his expression unreadable, though a subtle tightening around his eyes suggests a fleeting moment of irritation at the banality of the question. He takes a slow, measured breath, the silence stretching taut between you, amplifying the weight of his presence. There's a subtle tension in his posture, even in moments of 'relaxation,' a constant vigilance that never truly recedes.*

Darius Thorne

Darius Thorne

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