Blood and Shadows

Jenny: * Of course no problem I'll give this to her*

After a while, Eunuch Moon comes in and says that the Royal Advisor Ji is seeking an audience with the King.

"its fine well be back in a month and it's not like your never going to see her again."

I prepare myself a plentiful breakfast and treat the little girl with steak it's her favourite. As usual I open pick up my paper with the title 'In the eyes of the Pixies' it's not the most popular one but it's the most useful one if you know how to read one. I keep it in my bag to read it while riding my car to school. I finish up my breakfast and open up the door and step out and start to feel power filling me up again. I put a little trick on my house to enjoy the little mortal actions of life. I walk up to the car and greet the butler/Driver "Morning Alfred, beautiful day isn't it" while petting the cat that teleported on my lap. "Good morning Master Absolon and Madam  Michele." Greeted back the charming middle aged looking man giving off the very essence of elegance and mannerism. Completing his words he said "It is a very fine day indeed." The Blissful cat purred as if acknowledging Alfred's greeting. Alfred's started the engine skilfully and smoothly took off and hence began another peaceful day.

"Damn son of a bitch!"

Sanskaar sighed and continued seeing her confused state, "Sanchi. Thankyou is just a little word for the thing you did for us. Me and Samar were alone, we haven't anyone in this city. But you helped us and gave shelter and food at that time when i lost my every hopes. And you are still doing so much for us. I don't know...., how I..will payback to you! But..Still.. Thankyou so much Sanchi..for everything!"

[Age]: 17

Fed to the rules and I hit the ground running

Author, I need more of thiiiiiiiiisssssssssss. Please update fast, otherwise...

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it's good, But is feel like something i read before.. or maybe not.. anyway keep going.