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Salvati.ā€ He mumbled, the creepiest look in his eyes as he licked his lips and twirled his fingers in her straight blonde hair.

Agatha innately pulled away, immediately angering Harold, ā€œNo?ā€ He then, abruptly and for no apparent, reason raised his hand, back handing Aggie over her right cheek. She yelped and fell to the ground, cupping her flushed cheek. Whitney gasped, Minnie shrugged. Farah leapt off the bench, to sit by Agatha, who wept quietly, almost inaudibly.

I jumped to my feet, ā€œI'm feeling fine, Harold. Would you escort me toā€¦to Luciferā€™s bed chambers?ā€ I quickly asked, my heart still racing.

Haroldā€™s glaring gaze quickly turned from the crying Agatha to me, ā€œFollow me, Miss. Thompson.ā€ He growled before storming toward the doors.

Quickly, scared but not wanting Agatha or any of the others to get hurt simply because they cared about me, I scurried toward the door after Harold.

A small hand gripped my ankle, stopping me from moving. I looked over my shoulder at Agatha. Her blue eyes were dark and wild, full of so much emotion, the pure sight brought tears to my own eyes. I took in a shaky breath and growled, ā€œAggie! Let me go!ā€

She nodded, but didnā€™t let go of my leg, ā€œJustā€¦just remember what I taught you.ā€

I nodded, showing her that I understood and that I would indeed put what she had taught me to use. Her hand slowly loosened over my ankle, so I ran toward the doors where an impatient Harold stood waiting.

I looked back at the girls.

Renee, Lily, and Kelly all stood behind the fountain, hiding from sight of Harold. They were holding each other in comforting embarrasses. The looks in their big glassy eyes was enough to make me thinkā€¦maybe they did understand? Maybe they understood what was happening all too well? Theyā€™re young, yes! But theyā€™re not idiots!

I flashed Aggie, Whitney, and Farah a smile, trying to show them that Iā€™d survive. I wouldnā€™t let this horrible and scary experience affect me. Minnie aimlessly looked at her nails, as if checking for a chipped nail...she was the one girl that I couldnā€™t stand. She didnā€™t care about anyone, but herself.

With a sad sigh, I turned and followed Harold upstairs.

* * *

Never had I ever liked Harold. Heā€™s just like a mini-Lucifer. Just like Lucifer, heā€™s always horny and angry. He never smiles, only scowlsā€¦then again who would ever smile when always surrounded by death and darkness and hurt.

But nowā€¦I was relieved for Haroldā€™s presence. He knocked on the door and a voice yelled to us on the other side that theyā€™d be right there. My heart immediately started racing and I felt like I couldnā€™t breatheā€¦but Harold? He actually helped me.

His grip around my arm tightened, pulling me close to his mouth, ā€œListen carefully and listen well. Donā€™t put up a fight, thatā€™ll make him angry. Just let it happen, let him do whatever it isnhe wants and he wonā€™t hurt you, got it.ā€

I nodded.

ā€œGood. Donā€™t gasp when you see his scars, donā€™t even stare at them. Ignore them. Thatā€™ll make him angry. Try your best not to touch them either. Donā€™t pull on his hair either. He hates that as well. He likes to be the dominant one.ā€

I nodded.

ā€œNo calling him Lucifer, either. Either ā€˜Your Highnessā€™ or ā€˜Your majestyā€™.ā€

I nodded.

ā€œAre you going to say anything, ask questions, or are you going to nod at me as if everything Iā€™ve just said went over your head?ā€

I shrugged, narrowing my eyes at him, ā€œI donā€™t understand. Why are you telling me all this?ā€

Harold sighed and rolled his eyes, ā€œMiss. Thompson, Iā€™m a cruel, selfish man, but this? I donā€™t agree with this. Minnieā€¦Minnieā€™s my daughter. I had to do and say a lot of things to convince Lucifer to leave my daughter be. All of this, that you have to go through--t hat all of you have to go through, itā€™s partially my fault.ā€

ā€œBut what you said to Agathaā€”ā€œ

ā€œNah. I was just saying that because I knew she was just protecting you. Sheā€™s not even my type. I prefer red-heads, not blondes.ā€

It was amazing how quickly my perspective of this man had changed. He might be cruel, but he has feelings. He cares for his daughter, ā€œBecause of my love for my daughter, you all have to deal with this and soā€¦I just, donā€™t want to cause any more disarray then necessary.ā€

The door swung open, making both of us jumpā€¦Harold was indeed Luciferā€™s most trusted guard. Who knows what he would do if he ever found out Harold actually had a heart.

ā€œHarold, I thought I told you toā€”oh! Naomi!ā€ Luciferā€™s seductive voice mumbled as he stepped into the doorway.

Harold quickly let go of my arm and bowed in front of Lucifer before saying, ā€œIā€™ll leave you two alone, your majesty,ā€ and then walking down the hall and down the stairs.

I watched, desperately, as he hurried down the stairs, leaving me helpless and alone with Lucifer.

ā€œDo you want to come in?ā€

I turned, looking at Lucifer, REALLY

looking at him for the first time. And Iā€™m not going to lie...heā€™s a very attractive man...thing...angel...demon...thing

He stood bare chested, revealing to me his muscular chest and broad shoulders. He had a squared jaw, straight nose, high cheek bones, and bright, teal blue eyes. He looked no older than twenty-somethingā€¦but I knew better, everyone here did.

Looks are deceiving, because Lucifer is over five hundred years old.

Looks are deceiving, because I was smiling on the outside with excitement and was crying and shaking with fear on the inside.

Lucifer began talking but I didnā€™t hear a word he said. I was too distracted by all the dark and eerie dĆ©cor surrounding me.

Luciferā€™s bed was in the middle of the room, pushed back against a wall. A fancy red and black silk canopy, that matched his silk covers and pillows, draped over the bed like a curtain. The carpet was a scarlet shade of red, like the skirt to my dress, but the walls were black, making the bloody and horrific pictures on the walls stand out. Pictures of war, torture, rape, all hung on his wall, making tears sting my eyesā€¦what a sick fuck?

ā€œNaomi?ā€

Quickly I blinked away my tears, but I kept my back to him, ā€œIā€™m sorry, what is it you saidā€¦your highness?ā€

ā€œI said, would you like something to drink? Water or something?ā€

I shrugged, ā€œIā€™ll have whatever it is youā€™re having.ā€

ā€œYouā€™re not quite old enough for what Iā€™m having.ā€

ā€œI didnā€™t think rules from the in-between applied here.ā€ I mumbled, letting my fingertips stroke the thin silk clothes that draped over the king sized mattress. It was soft, gentleā€¦all the things I couldnā€™t imagine Lucifer being.

I still wasnā€™t looking at Lucifer, I was trying to avoid looking at him as much as possible, yet I could practically hear the smile on his face, ā€œTouchĆ©.ā€

He was either too dumb or oblivious to realize that I wasnā€™t exactly referring to alcohol, but to statutory rape.

I listened to the faint sounds of clanking glass as I looked around the room. I had to find something to focus on, something to keep my mind off of what was happening. Agatha has done this multiple times, so I trusted her. I trusted her advice and what sheā€™d taught me. If I didnā€™t take her advice who knew what would happen.

ā€œLook for something, anything, thatā€™ll keep you relaxed. Something thatā€™ll lessen your fear and let you relax. The slightest bit of tension and Lucifer will think youā€™re up to something. He wonā€™t tell you at first, but heā€™ll be thinking it.ā€ Agatha had once said.



The only problem is, the more I looked around the more I panicked. Everything I saw made me think of something horrible and dark. Even the color schemeā€”red and blackā€”immediately made me thinkā€¦death!



My eyes darted left and right till I saw a mirror. It was hanging on the ceiling above the bed, and tears again threatened to overwhelm me.

Despite myself, tons of thoughts and images of Agatha came to mind. It was almost too easy to picture her, lying on his bed, scared and quietly crying as he moved over top of her. Touching her with harsh and desperate hands, taking away the one thing that she would have one day been able to give the man she lovedā€¦now thatā€™s all goneā€¦thatā€™s going to be me in a little whileā€¦

And letā€™s face it! I looked fit for the part, the little desperate whore!

My blue eyes were outlined in a thick line of black. My eyelashes were coated with mascara making them twice their usual size. My lips, which were usually a natural plump pink, were now a bright red.

My skin tight dress, and even my hair, in the half up/half down due, was once, in medieval times, symbolism for a whore or mistress.

ā€œYou look beautiful.ā€ Lucifer whispered in my ear, making me jump. He had moved so quickly, I hadnā€™t even heard him move. He chuckled at my jumpiness.

Slowly, he held a small glass of carbonized liquid in front of my face. I without hesitation or further encouragement tore the glass from his hands and chugged it down.

I didnā€™t like the taste at all; it was like effervescent rice wine. And rice wine is really REALLY

dry and strong, extremely bitterā€¦but still, it relaxed me.

I let out a breath of relief, ā€œIā€™m sure thatā€™s what you say to all the girls.ā€

I felt his big strong arms snake around me, pulling my back against his chest, ā€œWhy canā€™t you just take a compliment?ā€ he whispered, brushing his lips over my skin. A shiver shot up my

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