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CHAPTER 56
Jaida felt tears building in her eyes. She didn't want to see him like this. Sure, he wasn't her best friend and maybe he was a bit cold and arrogant, but that didn't mean she didn't like him. That didn't mean she had wanted something like this to happen. The Deslyan didn't deserve such a horrible fate. He hadn't deserved to die like this. He hadn't deserved to die.
"Do you like it?" asked a sickeningly smug voice from behind her. Jaida quickly wiped her tears away and turned around. She saw Lucius sitting casually on the remains of a building. He had a smirk on his face, his sky blue eyes focused solely on her. His snow white robes were splattered in crimson. The angel reeked of blood…of Arius' blood.
"You…" began Jaida angrily, her eyes full of fire. "You monster! You did this?!"
"I asked if you liked it," he reminded her. "Do you? I worked so hard on
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Arius' eyes were starting to close, but he didn't want to fall asleep yet. He couldn't. He was afraid of waking up in the morning and finding that Jaida was dead. He had to make sure that she was alright before he allowed himself any form of rest. He wouldn't even shut his eyes for a second. He couldn't risk anything. If she died, there was no way he'd be able to break it to her parents. He wouldn't even be able to explain what had happened. If she died, his secret would be out. It was as simple as that. Arius jumped a bit when he felt Jaida move in his arms. He glanced down at her, watching as she turned into him a little. She had finally stopped trembling, and her breathing had returned to a normal pace. He could even make out a smile on her face."Thank you," she whispered in her sleep. "Arius." This time the Deslyan couldn't suppress it. He could feel the corners of his lips rising agai
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Jaida smiled as she saw couples walking down the streets, some pausing under the mistletoe hung in stores just for an excuse to publicly display their affections. So far she had managed to avoid all of the holly like hangings. She figured that Arius didn't know what they were, therefore he had no reason to avoid them, so she was watching out for the both of them. She didn't want to get caught under it with anyone. Her father seemed to purposely try to get her under one, trying to get her to stand with Arius, but she was smarter than that. Her father wasn't going to get the best of her. As soon as she was home, she wouldn't have to worry about it. Until then, she had to make sure that she wasn't caught under any with Arius. Any other girl would probablytryto, but she knew better than that. Jaida's father reached their home first, and he ran into the house to start decorating. Arius and Jaida followed, Arius carrying abo
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Arius shot a glare at Lucius, who only smirked back. He had enjoyed doing that. Arius didn't seem quite as thrilled as the angel. If those flames had hit Jaida head on, she could have been killed. He didn't want to even think about that possibility. He wouldn't let Lucius get a chance like that again. He was going to have to step this up a notch."I love fire, don't you?" began Lucius as two tendrils of fire began circling his arms. He knew exactly what he wanted to do with them. He quickly sent one towards Arius, even though he knew it wouldn't work. He then sent the next towards Jaida. As Arius' barrier dissolved the fire he had been sent, he quickly noticed the course of the other.Without thinking, he dove towards the ground, determined to reach Jaida first. He got there only seconds before it did, and the tendrils slammed into his barrier, dissolving on impact. That was the secon
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Arius just stared at the money in his hands and then looked back up at Mr. Carlson. The man was still grinning from ear to ear. Arius knew he had the wrong idea about his and Jaida's relationship. Her father obviously thought that they were a couple, even though both of them would deny it to no end. They weren't even close, but no matter what either one said to deter him from his thoughts, the older man had his mind set. Arius just nodded in thanks and then made his way out of the kitchen and back up the stairs. Jaida was now in the living room, and she watched him curiously, wanting to know what he had been talking to her father about. She figured she'd ask him when he came back down, but he was taking forever. She had no idea what could take that long. A half an hour later, he walked back down the stairs, a black jacket accompanying his outfit. He had it pulled rather tight around himself, as i
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