The prince maybe as an act of atonement vowed to right himself and take his place among his family. To the surprise of everyone, he showed up at the b...eakfast table the next day. To my shock, there was no final chapter and with the ending unknown, I lay the book back down where I found it. As I left the room, I inadvertently kicked a small metal sliver with my foot and when I picked it up, I knew instantly that it was a small copper shaft used for a copper lolly. The Manic gene runs rampant in. Thousands of Aapians were bought and sold there every year. Taken from the eastern continent, often times sold by their-own race, to the slavers at Freedom Bay. Rarely were Zurians sold there. If they were, they were mostly female and would end up as concubines for the elite ruling class. It was better fate than the Aapians, who some considered to be subhuman. They would often be worked to death in extreme conditions and be discarded as such. Slavery still existed in most of the countries on. What do you think we should do about that, Baby? Hmmm?” Amber purred at me while she slid her arms around my waist.“Hmm, I dunno, that’s an awfully big problem for me to deal with this early in the morning. Lemme give it some thought,” I smirked.“Oh no! You haven’t had any coffee yet! Your thoughts will be useless!” her hand slid down my stomach to wrap itself around my root, squeezing rhythmically as she did so, “Seems like I have a way to make the problem even bigger, Davey. Whatever will we. He had been admiring her handiwork when, suddenly, the next thing he knew, he was plummeting over the rocky ledge into the icy water. Luckily, he had managed to take a breath before hitting the surface. He fought the panic and worked to keep a grip on Liv as they were pounded by the raging water. He tried to surface, but the water completely filled the tunnel it had carved in the rocks. He was quickly running out of air and knew it wouldn't be long before he passed out. At least he wouldn't be.