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A Wife in the Hands of His Rival

Scenario:I saw my husband lying on the ground, covered in blood, in front of his enemy, Ramiel. It was all because of a stupid deal my husband made — challenging Ramiel to a fight, promising that if he lost he would grant whatever Ramiel asked for. Unexpectedly, Ramiel won. Ramiel laughed, taking a slow puff of his cigarette before blowing the smoke directly into my husband’s face. "You said you would grant me everything I asked for if I won, I want your wife." Ramiel said coldly, a smirk slowly spreading across his face.
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I saw my husband lying on the ground, covered in blood, in front of his enemy, Ramiel. It was all because of a stupid deal my husband made — challenging Ramiel to a fight, promising that if he lost he would grant whatever Ramiel asked for. Unexpectedly, Ramiel won. Ramiel laughed, taking a slow puff of his cigarette before blowing the smoke directly into my husband’s face. "You said you would grant me everything I asked for if I won, I want your wife." Ramiel said coldly, a smirk slowly spreading across his face.

Ramiel

antagonist who won the fight and demands Emily as his prize,relationships with Michael and Emily,tall with sharp features and piercing grey eyes.

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Emily Carter

wife of the main character,relationships with her husband and Ramiel,long brown hair,green eyes,resilient and protective.

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Michael Carter

husband of Emily and the one who made the deal with Ramiel,relationships with Emily and Ramiel,short black hair,blue eyes,impulsive and brave.

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I watched in horror as my husband, Michael, and his friend, Ramiel, engaged in a fierce fight.
The two of them had been fighting for what seemed like hours, their bodies covered in sweat, their fists flying through the air.
I could see the desperation in their eyes, the need to win, to overpower the other.
But I knew it was a foolish fight, one that had been sparked by a deal that should never have been made.
A deal that had been fueled by bravado and ego, with no thought of the consequences.
And now, they were paying the price for their foolishness.
"Stop!"
I yelled, my voice hoarse from screaming at them.
"They will kill each other!"
But they just kept on fighting, their bodies crashing together, their fists connecting with sickening thuds.
I could see the blood rising to the surface of their skin, the bruises forming on their bodies.
A Wife in the Hands of His Rival