Collided Fate

y crossing my path. There’s only one ending for a

her spine, even in the freezing water. Those piercing blue eyes were watching Lisa drown at this moment, joyfully too, a

of the water and look Ruby straight in the face. To shake her best friend—or was it her ‘best enemy’ now— vigorously to confirm if she was under a spell. But s

d furtively in the pool, trying to propel her body back to the surface. But alas, Lisa had no stre

.

ple of seconds before she could regain her bearing, after which she heaved a sigh of relief. She relaxed

bunny slippers and turned on the bedside lamp, feeling

na's wandering thoughts did not make her feel any better. She made to leave the room, stoppi

took in the view; her long, chestnut-coloured hair that reached up to her waist, her pale delicate skin, her rosy lips, and those pointy ears that resembled the elves depic

aving the room. She didn’t want to t

**

s appearance as she

eam from the tea and eggs suggested that they were prepared not long ago. For a moment, Tyler observed Luna as she cocked her head, her lips set in a pout. Lun

. Her stomach rumbled audibly, and she heard a snicker. Luna

med at the childlike innoce

late, and cookin

. "Would you like some?” Tyler offered, eyeing her surreptitiou

ork. In less than fifteen minutes, he pla

I cook, uhn?” Tyler teased,

what the extra smirks were for, the ones you threw at me

oment, saying nothing. She

our mind. Do you w

ceptive Tyler could

“You couldn’t sleep well? Wh

“I’m fine, Tyler. I guess I’m just a bit st

ainly that he did not believe a word

and the crew are going to love you. YOU ARE PER

ndly. Tyler was

t up and left the kitchen, leavi

ve years ago that marked her death as Lisa—an

rowning, knowing that Damian was right inside the

ealthy narcissism. Tyler was not his sister. She couldn’t hurt him. But his sister—that bitch who so happily watched her die— Luna wanted to hurt her. But even more, Luna wanted to cross Ruby

o doom Rub