The Devil’s Marriage is not only a tale—it is a legend written in blood, desire, and destiny.
It begins with war. The night the vampires struck; the heavens fell. Angels who once ruled the skies with wings of gold were slaughtered without mercy, their kingdom reduced to ashes and silence. Only one survived—a child torn from her dying mother’s arms, hidden away by witches who carried a dangerous secret.
That child grew under the shadow of the Witch Queen, raised as one of them, never knowing she was the last of the heavens, the final hope of her fallen kin. She learned the spells of the witches, the cunning of survival, and the silence of sorrow. But deep within her heart, something restless stirred—an echo of wings that no spell could ever erase.
And then came the prince.
Lucian, Crown Prince of Devils, heir to fire and darkness. To the world, he was merciless, bred for war, a weapon honed by centuries of conflict with the vampires. To her, he was danger incarnate. Yet when their paths crossed, it was not hatred that struck—it was something far more perilous. In the chaos of the battlefield, her gaze met his, and for the first time, the last angel knew fear not of death, but of desire.
Their bond was unthinkable. For an angel to love a devil was reverence. For the Devil Prince to crave what he should destroy was treason. And yet, the strings of fate tightened. What began as a forbidden glance became a vow neither could break? Soon, the war itself demanded the impossible—her hand in marriage, bound to the Devil Prince whose love could either save her or damn her forever.
But beneath her bridal veil burned a hidden oath. She was not only a bride. She was the last angel. The daughter of a murdered queen. The rightful heir to the heavens. Her heart may have been stolen by the devil, but her soul still belonged to the skies drenched in her mother’s blood.
Love and vengeance—two blades pressed against her throat. With every stolen kiss, she risked betraying the memory of her people. With every whispered vow of revenge, she risked breaking the heart of the only man who saw her not as a witch, nor an angel, nor a weapon, but as a woman.
As vampires close in and secrets of the witches begin to unravel, the world itself trembles. Will she rise as the savior of the heavens… or fall as the Devil’s bride?
            Enter a world of war, love, and betrayal—where even destiny burns in the hands of a woman torn between vengeance and desire.

In the morning, Hamel woke up and went to bathe when she was bathing she remembered everything about yesterday's incident.


"I think I should let Lucian know the truth," she murmured to herself.


 After finishing bathing, Hamel wore a light dress and went to Lucian's office. Lucian was there busy in his work. She knocked on the door.


"Come in," said Lucian still busy in work.


Hamel entered and kept standing. When Lucian was going to tell her to sit, he noticed it was Hamel and placed the feather.


"Yes, I need to tell you something important," she said as she took the chair as she continued.


"What is wrong with Hazel?" said Lucian as he stared at Hamel.


"Me and Hazel we are..." before finishing….


"You are what?" asked Lucian in a cold voice.


She started narrating the whole story to Lucian.


Hazel was becoming more and more dark inside she kept hearing the voices inside her and started walking to the forest near the garden.


"Say it, say the mantra," the voice kept in her head. Hazel started repeating the mantra slowly.


When Hamel was done telling Lucian, he stood up and run to look for Hazel remembering Hamel's conclusion that he was the only one to be able to stop it. Reaching in the bedroom, Hazel was not there. He asked the maid:


 "Where is Hazel?" asked Lucian in a low trembling voice.


 "She is in the garden," said the maid.


 Lucian ran towards the garden, Hazel was not there. He kept running around and saw her in the forest walking.


But Hazel continued walking in the forest while chanting the mantra. When she reached in the middle, she stopped at some spot and where her father's last breath was before disappearing and turned around to Lucian.


"Hazel, everything will be alright. Just come with me home okay," said Lucian.


"You can't stop it; the mantra is already done now. Everyone must pay," said a voice inside Hazel.


Hazel's eyes were full of tears. Lucian kept staring at her and later Hamel had also caught up on them.


"I am sorry, Lucian," said Hazel before turning the whole world dark and then earthquakes also came and Hazel turned them into a nightmare for all.


Now will Lucian find the solution in his nightmare to save Hazel or he will let the whole world die. 


Let us meet in Volume 002 for the continuity and unpredictability of love. 


Chapter 20 - CHAPTER 20: I THINK YOU SHOULD KNOW LUCIAN.