buttercup, blossom and bubbles were orphans. They were bullied by everyone. Buttercup never spoke a word and was practically mute whereas blossom had depression and she never ate because people bullied her for being fat and ugly even though she wasn...
THIS IS THE FIRST TIME YOU ALL WILL BE GETTING A JALEX CHAPTER WELL I HAVE NO CLUE SHOULD IT BE IN ALEX POINT OF VIEW OR JACE'S POINT OF VIEW SO I WIL BE GIVING JACE'S SINCE I HAVE NOTICED MANY OF YOU WANTED HIS POINT OF VIEW. ALSO, HE IS ONE MAIN CHARACTER LIKE THE GIRLS.
PLEASE PRAY FOR ME THAT I GET THE JOB...I HAVENT GOTTEN A REPLY BACK PLUS MY C.V GOT DELAYED. A BIT OF INFORMATION ABOUT THE NEW BOOK WILL BE ANNOUNCED NEXT SATURDAY.
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JACE P.O.V
Since I was little I was trained to serve the dragon and protect him no matter what. I had met the dragon's father who told me about how easy going his son was but when I finally met him I realized how the loss of someone dear to you can change you yet how love can bring you back.
When I met Draco, the only thing or people he cared for was Loukas and Ronin but eventually, he started liking his uncle, later my dad, and after that me. I was glad everything was going perfectly but then Alex came into our lives and filled our lives with love. The ruthless murderous aura that always surrounded us vanished but later I realized that it was just me but there was still a hole in Draco's heart.
It worried me a lot, each and every day I made sure that Draco who had now gotten extremely close to me stays safe because he always worked ... worked ... and worked. He hated the word love and that is because of Morbucks but everything started to change after Buttercup came into his life.
