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at moment she would regret everything she had done in her life. Her sister had warned plenty of times that such a careless act, such as ge

ut she had known there were more of the way to storm the tavern. That would be quite troublesome if she tried to escape. She let a gust of wind escape out of her rosy lips as she tried to get some sleep. Her eyelids were heavy from her lack of slee

her eyes struggled to adjust to the surprisingly bright morning. Her eyes, unable to contain themselves, quickly darted to the figure hovering over her. It was the t

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e with a hope that was never set up in the first place. Without a

an to laugh. His god-like features lit up as if there was a joke on which she was completely clueless. His crew

d promise my men a good service did you not? I assumed

k to his cabin. The captain stopped walking as he felt his loosened shirt pull back. He noticed the woman was crying and h

his! I beg of-" A loud slap noise echoed through the

if nothing had occurred within those five minutes. Disgraced and pained she held back her remaining tears as she looked strai

ietly over her. "Do not worry, you will get used to the captain's bad mood. He is relatively pleasant once you know him. It is in there deep

e softly at him, even if the smile affected h

looking around her environment she nodded her head, too ti