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Connie’s POV I watched the entire scene furiously and when Sarah ran out, I followed her, eager to confront her. Whether Kyrian and I were just acting or not, we were a couple all the same and no other woman should be able to put her fangs on my man. Unfortunately, I was robbed of the opportunity to confront her because she was taken for an interview by Pat. I wonder how they seemed to have set up everything in advance. I began to walk back to the clinic and that was when I met Director Vress on the way. He seemed to be waiting for someone so I just thought of walking past him quietly. I couldn’t do that in the end though.“Connie,” he called. “See me for a minute.” I turned to him, “I am kind of busy right now.” “I don’t think so,” he replied. “Aren’t you heading to the clinic?”“I am, why do you think I can’t get busy there?” I asked in reply. “Take a deep breath. You sound overwhelmed,” he muttered. “Do you need a drink? We could go to my office and-” “What is this gesture?”

Connie’s POVI was in the living room which was empty like never before. Almost everyone was at the clinic so that wasn’t really surprising. What came with staying alone was unpleasant thoughts and while I tried not to, I couldn’t help but think about the things Director Vress had said to me. In the end, there would be no one to take my side.I turned on the stereo speaker and started to listen to some music blast through it. It was a Taylor Swift song and I knew it because I had listened to that same song very well. I sang along now, “Saw you there, and I thought. Oh my God, look at that face, you look like my next mistake. Love’s a game, wanna play?”“Connie,” I heard and that wasn’t from the speaker, trust me. I turned my head to the direction of where the sound came and there was Zarek, standing right there. I stood up and lowered the speaker’s volume. He moved even closer, smiling. “Hey, what’s up?” I asked pleasantly. “I’m all good. How are you?” he asked. “I’m sweet,” I mu

Kyrian's POV The visits stopped eventually and the camera crew left. I had thought the visits were a bother and that Director Vress was just using me but the silence that followed after their exit threw me off. I was alone on the hospital bed with no one in sight and naturally, I began to think, the kind of thoughts that had landed me in the hospital in the first place. I remembered what happened yesterday. I had picked a fight with one of my teammates and Coach Reeves had broken the news to me. He wanted me to take a break and although he put it nicely, I knew it was a suspension that I might not come back from. Breaks were dangerous in my sport as it was very possible that when you came back, there would be no more space for you in the team. I couldn't let it happen, I didn't want it to happen but I couldn't think of a solution either. The door opened for the first time in a while and the doctor came in with a male nurse behind him. The doctor looked at me briefly and nodded in w

Connie's POV “Find Kyrian immediately!” Harlow ordered. Brisk didn't like the order but he didn't contest it either. He nodded and turned to leave immediately. “I will go with him,” I said. “No,” Brisk said firmly. “Only staff members are allowed to enter the security office and check the security feed. It is a rule, Harlow knows that very well too. If you check the CCTV feed as a contestant, you might end up seeing things about others that could have been kept a secret.” “We can make an exception this time around,” Harlow said calmly. “Take her with you, Brisk.” “No. Rules are rules,” Brisk replied firmly. “That wasn't an opinion, it was an order,” Harlow said, staring at him sternly. Brisk turned to her fully and stared back at her without flinching. I could sense a power tussle between them. “Come to think of it, the only person I take orders from is Director Vress. You don't have the right to order me around, Harlow,” Brisk told her confidently. “I will check the feed not

Connie's POVI was driven back to the show house and from the tense mood that existed upon my entry, I knew they had all gotten the news. Everyone was in the living room and they stood up the moment I arrived. God forbid, it was as if someone had died. The cameras were on so I figured the viewers must already know. Hori came to me and hugged me tightly, patting me on the back. I held onto her too, fighting the tears. “Are you okay?” Hori asked. “I was so scared,” That was all I could say. “I thought he was going to die. Even now, he is unconscious. He might still die.” “He won't,” Hori reassured me. “He is in one of the best hospitals in the country right now and he will be treated well. He will be back here before you know it.” “Are you sure?” I asked, disengaging from the hug. “I am,” Hori replied. She looked at me intently and brushed my hair. “You look like you've gone through a lot. Let's get you to the clinic for a checkup.” “No, I'm fine,” I muttered. “A checkup won't h