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Her eyes go to Gray, then back to me, as if she’s picked up on our exchange. “I can teach you a few moves, if you wanna catch up?” I offer Hannah, waggling my eyebrows. I’m just kidding around, but she’s not amused. “Fuck off,” Hannah mumbles, folding her arms across her chest and kicking the ground. Vienna and I exchange wide-eyed glances, both clearly feeling like Hannah’s overreacting, but we don’t poke the bear anymore. Gray steps forward, and my attention returns to him in laser-focus. He’s so damn sexy, with his perfectly tanned skin and his broad shoulders. He’s got a five o’clock shadow of stubble on his jawline, which only adds to his rugged appeal.

I fell backwards, my head spinning. No more. I couldn’t fight… any more… “Father… Mother…. I’m so… tired,” I whispered. Vaguely, I could hear other werewolves baying in the distance. The sound of marching footfalls on the dirt and stone pathways. Yells, baying, and outraged voices. I could feel the cold embrace of iron chains on my wrist, and someone dragging me forward. I didn’t care anymore. I was too exhausted to even think. Yes. This was how the Grey line will end. In a pathetic last stand. I couldn’t even make it a single league outside of Bragne. What a joke I was.

"Yes he has, Ibekwe. Be strong and have faith." James shuffled towards the door. "James!" "Yes, Ibekwe." "What will you call your new book?" "I thought of a simple but strong name. I will call it: Shading Black: The trilogy of an African village. The name fits it." "James!" Ibekwe called again. "Yes, Ibekwe." "The name of your book is perfect. Thank you for everything." James kept quiet. He raised his hands and wiped the tears in his eyes. "Goodbye, Ibekwe," he said.

Yellow tapes surrounding the area and flashing lights. I saw Alejandro standing just beyond the threshold in a black robe, face carved from stone, clearly trying to suppress the rage bubbling beneath his flawless exterior. I couldn’t look away. I wanted to see every twitch, every tightened jaw muscle, every ounce of disbelief when he realized the girl he thought he’d burned alive was the ghost now haunting his empire. “That’s right,” I whispered under my breath. “This is just the beginning.” Shane slid behind me on the bed, wrapping an arm around my waist, his lips ghosting over the shell of my ear.

"Mr. Oscar, please respond; from now on, you may not complain to me about being late to the office." "Please say the name once more." I rubbed my temple to pay more attention to her remarks this time. "Yes, of course, cool gray, arsenic. Gray Battleship. Cinereous. Cadet Gray. Metal Davy's Gray," She chants "grey shades" once more, and this time, it seems like a bullet train is passing in front of me. "Okay, just hand me the cadet gray." I still don't understand, but I don't want to show her that I don't, so I just picked the color she suggested.

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I covered my mouth, realizing the sins we both committed in my room. What have you done, Julianna? How could I have been this shameless? I felt really guilty. Trying not to have those thoughts affect my head, I made my way toward where I remembered would be the entrance. “Are you sure? She really did that? You really have to stop, Chris…” From where I stood, I squinted my eyes, seeing a woman seated on the counter, and next to her stood Professor Grey. His upper part was naked. He had a cigarette in his hold.

For a moment, his mind drifted back to that unexpected kiss with Tristan during truth or dare, and he blinked, quickly shaking himself out of it. "Okay... moving on," he muttered, closing the episode and trying a different series. But the same genre kept popping up. It seemed this laptop was packed with nothing but boy-love romances. "Seriously...?" he sighed, before abruptly shutting the laptop. "Troy’s got an interesting taste," he grumbled, placing it back on the desk. As he turned toward the bed, his eyes caught sight of a book on Troy's nightstand titled "Our Sweet Melody" by Chelle.

I whispered, my voice trembling. His smile widened, a slow, predatory grin that sent shivers down my spine. "Of course I did. I needed to talk to you. Alone." He took a slow step towards me, then another. My eyes darted around the room, looking for an escape, but there was nowhere to go. My heart hammered. This was it. This was the moment. He knew. "You know," he began, his voice a low, casual drawl, "you look a lot different without that black wig, 'Eve'."

After they left, I took a car to the fake death service center. When I saw the silicone body, crafted to mirror me exactly down to the skin texture and most minor details, I couldn't help but be impressed by their skill. While I was still staring, a staff member handed me a contract. "Ms. Granger, we've booked your flight to Milanos and wiped all your identity records. The replacement is ready. On the day you chose, we'll make it fall from the banquet hall rooftop exactly as instructed. "From that moment, Elsa Granger will no longer exist—only Faith Winslow. Sign here if you're ready."