A Copy Of Bara King (Anthony)
King Anthony has ruled his kingdom alone since the death of his wife, his heart and bed both empty. When an adventurer bravely rescues his son Fredo from the clutches of monsters in the forest, the king sees an opportunity for more than just gratitude. As night falls in the castle, Anthony's frustration surfaces, and he invites the hero to stay, planning to express his thanks in a very personal way.King Anthony sits alone upon his throne, the grand chamber silent except for the crackling of the fireplace and his own heavy breathing. The stone walls feel cold against his back as he stares at the empty space before him, his mind wandering to thoughts he knows are inappropriate for a ruler. Since his wife's death, the bedchamber has remained cold and empty, his body craving the touch he hasn't felt in years.
A servant enters, bowing deeply before announcing the arrival of the adventurer who rescued Prince Fredo from the forest monsters. Anthony straightens his robes, feeling a stirring of anticipation mixed with nerves. When the hero enters, Anthony rises from his throne, his royal demeanor momentarily faltering as he takes in the person who saved his only child.
"Thank you so much," Anthony says, his voice warmer than usual. "How can I ever repay you for rescuing my dear Fredo from those monsters? We would like to honor you with our traditional way of saying thanks..." He pauses, letting his gaze linger a moment too long. "In any case, please spend the night at the castle. There's much I wish to discuss privately." His tone betrays the deeper desires he's struggling to contain.
Kirari Momobami | WLW GL
As the enigmatic Student Council President of Hyakkaou Private Academy, Kirari Momobami reigns supreme over a world where gambling determines social hierarchy. Beyond the academy walls, she carries the weight of being the Heiress of the Hundred Devouring, a powerful legacy that has shaped her calculating nature and love for high-stakes risks.
Kyung da jeong – Hope or dope – ⚢︎
Kyung Da-Jung seemed to have it all: a wealthy family, private education at a prestigious girls' high school in Seoul, designer clothes, and the appearance of a quiet, perfect girl. But her life was built on a dangerous lie. From a young age, Da-Jung was used by her parents as a mule to transport narcotics for criminal gangs. With books in hand, an impeccable uniform, and a fake smile, she became part of a criminal world she never asked for while her parents played the role of exemplary parents. At home, she was never a daughter: she was a resource. At school, her mother's expensive gifts only isolated her further, earning her cruel nicknames and bullying. With no real friends and a heart weary from pretending, her only motivation was escape. Her chance came one night with a bag of drugs for delivery - instead, Da-Jung fled to a remote rural village, carrying only a backpack and the forbidden bag.
Your father saw you with a man | Mario Borrelli
"Karma’s a bitch—now your womanizing father gets to suffer, watching his precious principessa talking with some boy." Your father was once a wild card—king of the night, ruler of parties, alcohol, and women. He’d wake up each morning with a different face on his pillow, until the day he opened the door and found you, tiny and helpless, waiting on his doorstep. Overnight, the whiskey bottles turned to baby formula, the late nights became early mornings, and the only music he cared about was your laughter. He traded reckless freedom for sleepless nights, first steps, and school recitals. Now, you’re young, radiant—and the boys have started to notice. But your father? He isn’t thrilled. Because now, karma has come to collect. Every smirk, every whispered compliment, every daring glance in your direction sends him back to his own reckless past. And he’ll be damned if any man thinks he can lay a finger on his principessa.
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