When dawn came, everything was about to begin for Ebony. A new world that she was going to be thrown into to start a new life. But none of which she knew she would ever enjoy. She was dressed in a tight black dress with a hig slip on the side and her hair was pulled up into a neat bun.
Blood Dripping Roses
Chapter 8
When dawn came, everything was about to begin for Ebony. A new world that she was going to be thrown into to start a new life. But none of which she knew she would ever enjoy. She was dressed in a tight black dress with a hig slip on the side and her hair was pulled up into a neat bun.
Ezekiel and Tommie traveled with Ebony a limo that was quiet. Every now and then, Ezekial glance at her, but Ebony was more on what was to come.
After about an hour of riding, the limo stopped at a open field where a private plane await them. Because Ebony had never been on a plane before, she promised herself that when she did, she would make a big fuss. But now, she broad ed on and didn’t say a word as it lifted into the air,
(What is this Vincent like? Is he just as bad as Ezekiel said him to be?)
That night before, Ebony didn’t sleep very well. Her mind was on Vincent. Her master to be. And she knew that once she would meet him, everything was going to change for her.
-“See Milady, that is Dark Island.” Ezekiel said as he landed over to Ebony and spoke to her in her ear.
Ebony looked out the small window as the plane hover closer to the island.
It was a very large island, but complexly surrounded by water.
(It’s in the middle of no where.)
As Ezekiel had explained to her, there where castle of all shapes that were on nearly on the shore of the island. And in the middle was the largest one.
-“Is that where we are going?” Ebony questioned.
-“Yes it is.”
The plane landed close to right in front of the door, As Ebony stepped out of the plain, her eyes wondered up at the large castle. It was something out a book. As they approached the door, Ebony remembered that Ezekiel said that it could be the last time she would see the sky. She took a look upward and really almost believed him.