Queen Victoria vs The Ministry of Darkness – Chapter 16, The Senseless Savagery of Mr Sikes
Mr Sikes carelessly tossed the still-warm liver to the cobbles, where it landed with a heavy, wet splat. Immediately, the
Mr Sikes carelessly tossed the still-warm liver to the cobbles, where it landed with a heavy, wet splat. Immediately, the
The heavy, iron-rimmed wheels of the Clarence carriage clattered loudly over the granite cobbles of Fenchurch Street, the steel springs
15th October Mr Dickens and Miss Nightingale have returned to me bearing the most troubling of reports. It would appear
Queen Victoria Vs… Chapter 13 Miss Nightingale’s hands closed around the heavy crimson velvet and, with a deep, ragged gasp,
Miao lounged back languidly against the plush crimson velvet cushions. The warmth of the soft fabric was a constant delight
“I can’t leave Mr Dickens here,” Miss Nightingale said sharply. As much as the infuriating man was fully to blame
Miss Nightingale’s fists clenched, her knuckles turning white as the nails bit painfully into her palms. A ferocious pounding throbbed
The rough, calloused hands of Mr Sikes shoved Miss Nightingale forward, sending her tripping on her skirts and stumbling through
“Mr Dickens.” The voice put Miss Nightingale’s teeth on edge. It was a rasping voice that squealed in her ear
“Mr Dickens.” The voice, a sound so clear, pure and hauntingly melodic, whispered his name once again. A shiver rippled