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As captain of the guards and my best friend, I knew that Aaron was paranoid when it came to my safety. I mind-linked Aaron about my suspicions, how I felt, and the fact that Baila would be staying for a few nights. Aaron was not happy about the last part. He was even less happy when I told him that he had to show Baila to her room. "You can stay. It will be for three nights," I informed Baila. I saw her face fall when I said she could stay for three nights. Was she disappointed? Did she want to stay longer or was it something else?

I did a small jump which made Louis laugh. "This girl" he said shaking his head and grinning. "I love it." I said with excitement. I was so joyous. The closest thing I've had to a phone was a Nokia Torch one of my school friends gave me so that I could be getting information. "How much?" Louis asked the attendant and I also looked at the attendant. "Three hundred and eighty five thousand naira. It comes with 24 months warranty. So if anything spoils, bring it to us with the receipt." The attendant answered and it was like all the air was knocked out of my lungs. It was so expensive.

He stood up, slammed the table, and was about to leave the meeting room when another Elder stood up to stop him with his words “ We are not saying that you are gay Alpha Alcide. Ok, how about we do it this way, you take the girl as your wife for just three months, by then our soldiers would be back and we would frame something against the girl they would bring thereby eliciting another war which we can win” “ What if he falls in love with the girl huh?” Another Elder spoke before Alcide could say anything “ Then let us leave it at this, if the Alpha does not fall in love with the supposed girl after the three months, we will wage war against Pack Brawl, but if he does, then we will accept it

The book 3: Lies in Relationship is an exclusive book to booknet for one year which means, I will be able to bring the book here next year March, that's when the exclusive contract would end. You can read it on booknet for 2.99 dollars or you can be patient till I bring it over here next year. Thank you all so much for reading this series and I hope you enjoyed it. I have another story here, the title is Bride for Rent, I hope you will check it out. I assure you taht you would love it :) You can find me on Instagram @goodnessshadrach :)

“We can schedule a New Year there and have fun and drink. We can also set up our own fireworks.” “That’s great,” I sipped on my black coffee and the bitterness was just perfect. Then, I scribbled on the tablet that was given to me as a gift and for this work. “Thank you for the ebook reader that you gave.” I looked at Penny. “Oh, it’s nothing. We sell those and I happened to have the limited edition one. It’s also unlimited for a year so you can read whatever you want for free.” “I will really get lazy and read. Hyacinth said as per her plan so I’m joining her.”

“Three months?” “One a day for best results.” Liam pulled one of the bottles out, examining it. The same blue and gold pills. He closed the case. “How much?” “Five hundred thousand will do. That’s about a hundred thousand cheaper than the dealers out there,” Mia said, placing her hands on her hips. Elaine’s jaw dropped. Half a million for a three-month supply. That was insane… “Alright,” Liam agreed easily, pulling out his card. “You said your accounts are safe?”

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I give her a thumbs up; there is nothing going on that Alison and Emma can’t handle and smile when a few more kids run across to her, each shouting out loudly which book they want her to read from the shelf running along the wall. Meeting over, Bea and Andreas head back to their stations and I take a sip of my coffee while watching Stix interacting with the kids. She is a natural and somehow manages to corral them all into a corner, find a book that they all seem to want to listen to and begins to read. For twenty minutes, even the youngest of the children remains engrossed as she does funny voices and actions. When the story ends, they beg her for another. But some of the mums are calling t

“The will's been public for two hours.” “I move efficiently,” I say. “There's a difference.” “Is there?” I sit. I don't order anything, which I can see unsettles her slightly — good, I want her paying attention to the details, because the details are where I'm most convincing. “I'll be direct, since I imagine you've had enough people today dancing around what they actually want. My company has spent ten years trying to break into freight lanes your grandfather locked down before either of us could vote. You have thirty days to marry someone or lose everything you were just handed. I'm proposing we solve both problems at once.”

He reached for a small pack of medication and handed it to me. “These are the drugs you’ll be taking. You’ll come weekly for checkups and monthly to restock your medication.” I stared at the drugs in my hands. “Are these expensive?” “Yes, they are.” He adjusted his glasses. “But the good thing is that we have a sponsor, and these medications are being provided free for the first three months. So for now, you don’t need to worry about payment. You’ll only pay for other tests.” Sponsor? Did he mean the El Camino family?