The Devil's Betrothed novel Chapter 671

Chapter 671: Provoking The Demon

Oriana wondered if she should tell this Demon that she was going to swear her soul to someone, but she chose to keep quiet. What if, Arlan is about to find her? Telling this Demon about Arlan means alerting him that her husband was not a human but a divine Dragon.

"But I do take those vows in high regard and I consider my husband my everything," Oriana spoke, keeping her calm.

In response, his large hand moved to the other side of her face to fix those loose hair strands as if he was not affected by her words.

Did this Demon look down on humans, their existence and the relationships they had for him to not notice her protest to him and her devotion to her husband? Yes, he sure looked down on entire human realm as if those were nothing but ants he could crush under his feet..

"Black hair suits you the most unlike these red ones," he moved his gaze back to her from her hair, "You need to rest, so soon I can help you regain your memories."

"Did you not hear what I just said?" Frown lines appeared on her forehead, anger evident in her eyes. "I said I have a husband and he is the only one for me."

"You will forget all of that soon. Trust me," he retracted his hand from her chin, "Let me take you...."

"Do not touch me," she shrank her body back.

"You are going to be my demoness. Soon you will submit to me on your own," he said looking into her scared eyes, "You should get used to it."

"No," she exclaimed loudly, gathering every ounce of her energy.

In response to her protest, he raised his head up to look at the rock hung up in the air, "Do you see that sacred artifact from the demon realm?"

"That rock?" she spoke with a disdain, "I wish I could destroy it."

He didn’t mind her words, "But you can’t. That artifact is the evidence of the vows we had taken once by offering our blood, the day you were betrothed to me by your parents. No one can break that vow, none of us."

"I don’t care," she shouted, "Let me go. I don’t give a damn about that vow from the past. I don’t care."

He turned to her calmly, "You will care, once you regain your memories. You will know how happy you were to be able to marry me, how much we both wanted it. How deeply we loved each other."

"You are lying."

"You will know once you remember our past."

His words scared Oriana, making her wonder why this demon was so confident. Did she really fall for this demon in the past? Would it change things for her if she regained her memories?

’No, I don’t want to remember. All I know, I want Arlan and no one else.’

"Do not bother. Nothing would change," she tried to act firm but inside she was scared, scared to think she would change after she reimagined her memories.

She would feel utterly sad for Arlan if what this demon said was the truth. She could never imagine herself falling for someone else.