Free Web NovelChapter 207: CH : 200 The Architecture of the Court
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"Okay! For the sake of peace, fairness, and the psychological health of this coven... I happily agree to all your romantic confessions. I accept the responsibility of all of them. Except the one about being a literal father!"
"What?!" Dorothy gasped, shocked by the blanket acceptance.
"You are too greedy, Marvin Meyers!" Jessica yelled. Anger and disbelief flushed her face red. "You can’t just take all of us!"
"Excuse me, Shakespeare?" Beyoncé demanded. She narrowed her eyes dangerously, though her heart soared at the certainty in his voice. "Did you really just accept all four applications at once? You think you’re a Sultan?!"
"Great! I won!" Lindsay cheered. She ignored the outrage of the older girls and buried her face back into his chest. Her terrified nervous system finally found permanent rest.
"Lindsay, what do you mean, ’Great’?!"
Jessica, Dorothy, and Beyoncé snapped their furious, disbelieving stares away from Marvin. They glared fiercely at the victorious little girl nestled in his arms, while the dark, toxic house finally filled with the radiant heat of genuine love.
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The suffocating silence following Marvin’s audacious blanket acceptance of all four confessions hung thick enough to slice with a knife.
The dim bedroom froze in time for a fraction of a second. Outside the window, Los Angeles traffic hummed a distant, muffled tune, overwhelmed by the rapid, synchronized, deafening beating of four teenage hearts.
Then, the shock shattered.
Frustration, disbelief, and sheer outrage crashed over Jessica, Beyoncé, and Dorothy.
They had each poured their vulnerable hearts out in the dark, laid their deepest insecurities bare, and expected a victor crowned in the traditional, agonizing ritual of teenage romance.
Instead, the little man casually, arrogantly claimed the entire board.
Worse, the fragile twelve-year-old, Lindsay Lohan, cheered on his chest. She vibrated with relief, her arms locked around his neck, completely endorsing Marvin’s greedy behavior.
All three older girls turned their fierce, disbelieving glares directly at her.
"Lindsay, what on earth are you actually thinking?!" Jessica’s dark eyes widened with a mixture of shock and protective betrayal.
Because Jessica came from a highly stable, emotionally secure home environment, her reaction stemmed from healthy, standard self-respect. She understood her own worth.
"You can’t just agree to something like this! This isn’t a timeshare!"
"Yeah, Lindsay, what is going through your head right now?" Dorothy’s face is a mask of total bewilderment. Dorothy’s psychology relied on pragmatism and athletic discipline; to her, this equation failed to compute. "He can’t just casually date all four of us. That’s not how the real world works."
"Girl, have you completely lost your damn mind with his roguish charms?" Beyoncé crossed her arms over her chest. Her Southern drawl thickened with incredulity and reprimand.
Unlike Jessica and Dorothy, deep, triggered trauma laced Beyoncé’s anger. Mathew raised her—a man who taught her she had to fight, out-sing, and out-work every other girl in the room to secure her spot at the top.
The idea of sharing the ultimate prize violated every fundamental survival instinct programmed into her. She shot Marvin a lethal glare before turning back to Lindsay. "You’re acting like he just handed out party favors. Have some self-respect! We are not a collection of dolls!"
Marvin did not flinch under the crushing weight of the coven’s collective fury. Instead, his nebula-blue eyes danced with dark, amusement. He smiled—a warm, devastatingly handsome, and completely unrepentant smirk—and hugged Lindsay tighter against his side, rewarding her acceptance with the bodily security she craved.
He met the gaze of the three fuming girls looming over him. "See? This is my girl. She understands the bigger picture."
He pursed his lips and looked down at Lindsay’s beaming face. A gentle, encouraging smile curved his mouth. "Dear girlfriend... why don’t you come up here and explain to your older sisters exactly what you are thinking?"
"Yes!" Lindsay scrambled out of the warm, protective fortress of his arms.
She planted her small, bare feet firmly on the carpet, put her hands confidently on her hips, and met the eyes of the three beautiful teenagers staring holes through her.
"Jessica, Dorothy, Beyoncé... you guys really need to stop and think about this logically." Lindsay’s voice rang with a strange, undeniable clarity in the dark room. "We all love Marvin, right? We all want to be with him more than anything else in the world."
The three older girls remained silent, but their eyes flickered. They couldn’t deny the core premise.
"So." Lindsay softened her tone. The frantic, hyper-vigilant energy of a traumatized child bled through her words. "If Marvin is forced to only choose exactly *one* of us tonight... how completely, devastatingly sad will the other three be tomorrow morning? If he chooses Bey, Jessica will cry. If he chooses Jess, Dorothy will be heartbroken. If he chooses me... you guys will all leave and hate me."
Lindsay took a step closer. Her green eyes widened, pleading.
This formed the core crux of her bleeding psychology. Lindsay’s native family operated as a war zone of toxic division. Her parents constantly pitted their children against each other, using them as pawns in their bitter divorces and financial schemes. To Lindsay, "winning" Marvin meant destroying the only healthy, loving sisterhood she had ever known. Her terror of abandonment overpowered her societal conditioning for monogamy. She would rather share the man than be in an empty, lonely self.
"As good, loyal sisters who genuinely care about each other, we shouldn’t fight like this." Lindsay’s voice cracked with raw emotion. "We shouldn’t try to break each other’s hearts over a boy. Since Marvin is wonderfully willing to accept all of us, and he has the power to protect all of us... why don’t we just be Marvin’s girlfriends *together*?"
"Lindsay, that’s..." Jessica faltered. Genuine tears shone in the younger girl’s eyes.
"Think about it!" Lindsay’s voice rose with an almost musical, melodic cadence. "In this case, we get to remain good loyal sisters. And we can even choose to be good sisters for life. We never have to be jealous, because we all share the exact same beautiful thing."
She met each of their gazes, trying to build the family her parents had denied her. "Jessica Alba. Dorothy Martin. Beyoncé Knowles. Will you be with me forever? To live out the best life we possibly could together? As sisters, as best friends, as girlfriends... and maybe one day, as wives, mothers, and grandmothers, and so much more? Building a sprawling, beautiful family where no one is ever, ever left alone in the dark?"
Lindsay’s final, echoing words hung heavily in the bedroom air. They rang out exactly like a solemn, beautiful vow of a happy marriage. The innocent plea possessed an undeniable, sacred flavor that left Jessica, Dorothy, and Beyoncé entirely speechless.
Moreover, as the seconds ticked by, Lindsay’s childish, naive remarks made a profound amount of emotional sense to the three fiercely independent girls.
’Am I completely crazy?’ Beyoncé’s mind reeled. Her heart hammered against her ribs.’ Or has this little girl just lost her mind, and now her crazy is somehow, magically infecting me?’
Jessica and Dorothy navigated the exact same terrified, bewildered thought process.
The four girls failed to notice the traces of magic seeping up from the floorboards directly under their bare feet. The magic slid effortlessly into their skin, entered their bloodstreams, and wrapped gently around their racing hearts, minds and souls.
When the Demon of Lust—Marvin Meyers—set his sights on the women he desired, how could they possibly hope to escape his grasp?
He had already flawlessly, silently cast the Incubus charm spell the exact second he agreed to their confessions.
Lindsay simply possessed the humblest, most fractured, and most vulnerable heart and soul in the room. Therefore, the magic affected her biology fastest and first.
This psychological vulnerability functioned as the exact mechanism destined to destroy her in the original timeline. She harbored a tragic track record of total submission in relationships.
Because she inherently lacked psychological discernment and starved for validation, she would have allowed toxic, abusive men to humiliate her in public, beat her, and drag her back into drug addiction. All because she feared being alone.
But Marvin intercepted that exact pathology.
Capitalizing on her bleeding vulnerability, the demon took the invisible lead, deploying himself to completely rewrite her trauma response. He became her ultimate, unshakeable match—a man of power who accepted her total love, but refused to exploit it.
Simultaneously, the magic surged toward the older girls. It subtly and flawlessly broke through the modern, societal psychological defenses artificially programmed into their brains since childhood.
He didn’t use the magic to mind-control them. That was cheap, temporary, and beneath him. Instead, he used the magic to gently dissolve the fragile, Puritanical societal stigmas dictating that "romantic love cannot be shared," or that "there can only be one true love and it’s for you alone"
He completely washed away the modern conditioning of scarcity. In its place, he flooded their subconscious minds with the heavy, golden, magnificent paradigm of the old world and the World of Gods and Demons. He introduced the profound, historical feeling of the era of sprawling, ancient Emperors—a time when society fully, beautifully accepted, honored, and revered powerful nobility possessing multiple queens and consorts.
In that ancient world, beautiful, powerful women actively yearned to join noble houses. It guaranteed them ultimate, untouchable protection, endless luxury, and a sprawling, sisterhood within the palace walls. He offered them an empire, not just a high school romance.
Marvin shamelessly and seamlessly layered his intoxicating magic directly underneath Lindsay’s innocent speech. He infused her trembling words with a deeply "convincing" and "sacred feeling" that resonated in the older girls’ very souls.
In this flawless, precise way, an irreparable gap opened in Jessica, Beyoncé, and Dorothy’s mental defenses. And then, the true, charm spell fully activated. ƒгeeweɓn૦vel.com
The three girls stood frozen in the dark. Their eyes widened as strange, beautiful, intoxicating images bloomed in their minds.
A breathtaking, vivid picture emerged like a golden flower. A beautiful future unveiled itself. The four of them effortlessly, happily became Marvin’s official girlfriends at the exact same time. Laughter replaced fighting. In addition to spending intimate, passionate time with Marvin, they shopped on Rodeo Drive together, watched movies in private screening rooms, shared clothes, protected each other from the paparazzi, and swam together in the grand pool at his new estate.
The life unfolding in their minds radiated profound happiness. It remained utterly devoid of the toxic jealousy and bitter competition that ruined most friendships or life like these.
Halfway through the golden vision, the warmth of other, equally beautiful and good sisters eventually joined their ranks. Their growing family became more and more lively, powerful, and utterly untouchable by the harsh outside world. frёeweɓηovel.coɱ
Jessica shook her head to clear the intoxicating, golden haze from her vision. But as she blinked, her dark brown eyes met Marvin’s nebula-blue eyes staring up at her from the floor.
Because Jessica remained most stable and unburdened by deep trauma, her surrender proved the easiest of the older girls. She didn’t have to fight through a labyrinth of fear; she just had to let go of her ego.
At that exact second, Lindsay spoke. Her voice echoed with a flawless, divine, almost angelic temperament. "Jessica... are you willing?"
The sheer, profound sincerity of that single sentence shattered Jessica’s final, lingering defense against the idea. The jealousy simply evaporated, replaced by an overwhelming wave of love for the little man and a protective devotion for the girls in the room.
She took a deep, shuddering breath. Unshed tears shone in her eyes. She nodded sharply, a beautiful smile breaking across her face.
"I do." Jessica’s fiery spirit completely embraced the new reality. "I am willing. Let’s be Marvin’s girls together. Let’s become good sisters for life. No one will ever tear us apart."
Radiant joy lit up Lindsay’s face.
She turned to Dorothy, who stood near the headboard, adjusting her posture with trembling fingers.
"Dorothy." Lindsay stepped closer. "Are you willing?"
Dorothy met Jessica’s gaze, then Lindsay’s, and finally Marvin’s. He offered her a warm, accepting, protective smile that made her heart skip a beat. Her pragmatic, stable psychology processed the data: fighting meant losing the boy and the group; accepting meant gaining a permanent tribe to protect. The logical choice stood undeniable.
"Of course I am completely willing." Deep, yearning filled Dorothy’s voice. "I’ll protect all of you. We’re a team now."
Lindsay finally turned to the hardest target in the room. She faced Beyoncé.
Beyoncé reigned as the most mature, fiercely independent, and highly ambitious of them all.
She already possessed a family connections, a rising music career, and lived a pretty good, comfortable life. She didn’t inherently *need* to share a boy to survive.
Her internal battle raged. Her trauma screamed at her that if she wasn’t the singular center of his universe, she was failing.
Mathew Knowles had conditioned her to believe love functioned as a finite resource, awarded only to the soloist.
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