The Bride of the Cursed Rogue
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n Steven's cabin. My legs were securely wrapped in bandages, an
en treat
s no one her
me from the clutches of three lustful rogues. Despite my initial resistance, eve
me? Or what if he
ree rogues' unwanted touch made
ny longer and rushed
the toilet bowl, I v
wa
squeezing pain in my stomach. My saliva t
ire, and I couldn't wai
! Ugh
collect myself, gazing up at the ceiling bef
up at the sound of somethin
lowed the noise to its
h a flurry of punches aimed at a punch
ved Steven as he trained
hiss as his fists sliced through the air. The sheer power behind his punches was undeniab
ah
bag flying backward. Steven deftly dodged it as it swung
h
unching bag to the tree sh
trength, no one could ever coerce me into doing something
him, I lost track of time. His moveme
his wet black hair shook with each motion. Beads of sweat trickled down his chin, but he
really
re aw
ck
y mouth as
ck
all, bore straight into mine. My gazers quivered, and unbe
ying to come up with
hing, given that I attempted to fle
t should
ortunity to speak, or should I begin wi
believe the best course of acti
..
h
me before I could
ward me, causing it t
d investigated it. Upon opening the lid, I took a whiff
e put on a nonchalant facade a
tions, 'Did he give me w
k!" and instinctively drank the
t a distance, observing Ste
ld finally engage in conversation with me, but my
o? Is he still
ut with all the dangerous rogues out there
he didn't like me wa
teven's training session. And so I wa
legs began to ache from
and rest. However, just as I was about
ately drawn to the sigh
deer a part of
I realized I had been fixated
and cooked a deer with nothing but the sound of clin
silence, as he didn't utter a si
erpiece, he returned to his origina
uld eat that,' I thought whil
im devour the succulent meat of the
n to ask. This was Steven, the cursed werewolf I had insulte
imb only added to my guilt. No matter how tempting it
of my innermost thoughts and
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causing me to clutch it tightly as I g
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assment, and I wished for a
to it!' the thought crossed my mind as it seemed li
tared at Steven and felt
ch before finally meeting m
I asked, s
eat. They told me to go to the corner and wait for leftovers. I
nquired, extending the succule