Nia B

Living without a mother has always been the worst kind of life she could have ever lived. Layra Vale, the princess of the Azure Kingdom, has always lived a mysterious life. No one knew why she did things or acted the way she did. Life has always been weird for her. But that didn't stop Layra from living a carefree one-one in which she tried to do everything she could or wanted to do, even if it meant working through her intrusive thoughts. But being different isn't always all rainbows; maybe that's why some people try to make things difficult for her too. She was fine. She was okay with going through all of that until he came… Her guard. Her knight. The man she chose for herself. The man she wanted. But more than that, the man she needed. And what Princess Layra wants, she always gets-no matter what. What she didn't realize was that this man was the only one capable of handling her impulsive actions, the only one who understood her better than she understood herself, and the only man who would capture her attention to the point where there would be no looking at anyone else ever again. Alexandra Draven, an orphan and a man also known as the stone-face, a man with a hard expression but a genius mind and extreme strength, never in his entire life could have predicted the storm coming his way. He could do nothing but stand and watch as the storm arrived in the name of the mysterious princess and swept him off his feet, pulling him into a world he had only ever imagined in his dreams. But what none of them realized was that an even bigger tornado was coming their way, one with the intention of destroying everything that stood in its path, even them.

"Ryx! Eryx! Listen to me! Listen! Am fine i promise! It doesn't even hurt. Calm down." Alina said gaining Eryx's attention who looked up at her with glossy eyes but not a single tear left his eyes. Alina didn't even realise the nickname she just gave to Eryx but Eryx sure did, but he was too gone into the care to tease her about it. Alina was shocked at the amount of affection Eryx was showing to her. "Am sorry little bunny." He said softly. He really did blame himself. He believed if he hadn't slowed down he could have avoided getting Alina hurt. He was stupid to think he could ever back out now. How did he let even the thought of letting go of his bunny cross his mind for even a second. The feeling of seeing his angel getting hurt like that right in front of his eyes was too painful. She believed in law. He believed in chaos.