flowie
Stories
9
Chapters
106
Words
174.4 K
Comments
3
Reading
14 h, 31 m
-
As Tae-mu grew up, he developed an extreme aversion to others touching his belongings. If he ever suspected that something had been handled by another, he would discard it on the spot without a second thought. Though his grandfather was strict in his teachings, he could never bring himself to scold his precious grandson, whom he cherished beyond measure. If Tae-mu insisted on something, the old man would sigh in resignation and let him have his…-
27.7 K • Completed
-
-
Though Jiwoo and Taemu’s father had once competed fiercely for the top ranks in school, their paths had diverged, one to a provincial national university on a scholarship, the other to study abroad in America. In time, the bond between them had faded. Jiwoo’s father often reminisced about that time, sighing over his lost friendship, and vowed that no matter what, he would send his daughter to a university in Seoul. “Do you enjoy…
-
27.7 K • Completed
-
-
For a fleeting moment, deep within Ji-woo, a glacier, one she had thought unbreakable, began to crack at the weight of his words. A sharp, splintering sound echoed in her mind. “That’s none of your concern.” she retorted. Though subtle at first, his breathing grew heavier, rougher, like a storm gathering on the horizon. An eerie feeling crept over her as she turned her head. In his dark eyes, resentment flared like embers long smoldering. “You have no idea how much I’ve been…
-
27.7 K • Completed
-
-
A betrothed. A fiancé. Such were the titles they bore, yet the only bond between them was a contract, a set of documents, signed and sealed by King Diandel and the late Duke Karthenon. "An engagement to a bastard child is hardly a cause for celebration. The boy will soon establish his place within the Kartenon family. Until then, we shall reconsider." That was the king’s reasoning for refusing to hold an official engagement…-
36.0 K • Completed
-
-
It was outrageous that she would barge into my room and say such things. A headache crept in once again. Everything about Mia’s words irritated her, from the way she addressed him to each and every word forming her sentence. Leo was indeed a kind person, But Charlotte couldn’t stand the thought of anyone else realizing it, Especially not Mia. The mere thought was not just unpleasant but utterly repulsive. "And what made you think that all of a…
-
36.0 K • Completed
-
-
"So, in the end, the princess has succeeded in winning you over, Master Steward." "Mona, I have always been loyal to His Lordship–" Mona raised a hand, silencing him before he could finish. "Yes, yes. In your devotion to the truth, you’ve done a marvelous job of adorning the princess’s wardrobe in opulence." Her lips curled with derision, a stark contrast to the woman who had knelt before him mere moments ago. "Go on, then. Hurry to His…
-
36.0 K • Completed
-
-
Having shouted for the return of the tattered dress, Charlotte feigned indifference, tilting her chin toward Ferndel as if nothing had happened. "If your business is concluded, you may leave now." "Since I was already on my way, allow me to escort you back." What stubbornness compelled him, Ferndel himself could not say, but he stepped forward to escort Charlotte to her chambers. He had expected a sharp refusal. Yet, to his surprise, Charlotte simply…
-
36.0 K • Completed
-
-
Clutching the luxurious fur shawl she had once worn as a symbol of extravagance, Charlotte now used it as a shield against her own disgrace as she stepped out of Leo’s chamber. "Charlotte." "My princess." "My Charlotte." With each step away, the echoes of a once tender voice called her name reverberations of a past she had just stripped from Leo entirely. At last… it was done, Never again would Charlotte be the cause of his turmoil. Never…
-
36.0 K • Completed
-
-
*Tap, clatter.* Something fell and rolled across the floor. It was the ornate hairpiece that had adorned Charlotte's head. Unable to withstand Leo's forceful tug on her hair, it had come loose. Leo's hearing was exceptionally keen. Having lost his sight, his ears remained perpetually alert. Under normal circumstances, he would have immediately turned his head toward the source of the sound. But the Leo at this moment showed no interest in…
-
36.0 K • Completed
-
-
Madame Pelletier stood in her dressing workshop, gazing wordlessly at the worn dress draped over the torso mannequin. It was the gown Charlotte had entrusted to her for alterations, calling it her wedding attire. The word shabby felt unbefitting of a princess’s bridal gown, yet there was no exaggeration in it. The silk, once pure white, had been so neglected that it had faded to a dull, yellowed hue. The floral embroidery tracing the neckline was an…
-
36.0 K • Completed
-
- Previous 1 … 8 9 10 11 Next
