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“I’ll wait here in case you’d like to return inside, Miss.” I nodded, though my eyes never left Caelan as he urged the horse into a faster gallop, circling the track again and again, pushing both breath and strength to their limits. It was a sight I wouldn’t soon forget. I stepped closer to the fence, until a neatly dressed man greeted me—it was Aeron, Caelan’s assistant. “Good afternoon, Miss Sierra,” Aeron said politely. “Afternoon,” I replied with a small smile. “Would you like to speak with the Master?”

Sienna He stands there for a moment looking at me with surprise, but he recovers quickly and smiles, comes inside. "You weren't introduced to me," he says, and I really have to pay attention to understand him because his accent is so heavy. "I'm Declan Adams, Giovanni's half-brother." He holds out his hand. I put my sandwich down, force myself to swallow the bite in my mouth and place my hand in his. "I'm Sienna."

I stroked her hair and she sighed. I promised myself that I would find out the demons that were haunting her and destroy them. The bell for the lunch time rang but I couldn’t bring myself to wake her up so I just stayed silent and let her sleep. I took her temperature from time to time and was glad that it was slowly but surely going back to normal. I decided on a quick nap since I had not slept well yesterday and no one was going to come to the library anyways. Adrienne When I woke up I saw that Aziel was sleeping beside me on the desk beside me. His head was turned towards me and he was sleeping soundly. I appreciated his gorgeous face, he really was a beautiful man carved out like a greek

Then, at that point, the two made a beeline for the latrine, still in one another's hug. Be that as it may, when they were a couple of meters from the latrine, they heard the moans of a man and lady from the inside - these two were obviously the striking and unreasonable sort. Jimena broke out snickering when she heard the moans. Luke didn't appear to mind. He turned and began heading higher up. This was an enormous home with three stories. He would not completely accept that he was unable to track down any protection. Along these lines, as they continued looking for protection, they demonstrated the veracity of various scenes before they at long last wound up on a specific overhang on the h

Bryon didn't change; he still decided to follow every dad's wishes for him, which he absolutely despised but he still did; he somehow ruined his own identity for the sake of power and appreciation; he forgot to have feelings and be happy for himself; and we never restored our siblings' relationship because of our many differences in our perspectives. My heart never returned to normal after reading Sierra's letter; it has been racing ever since. I'm not sure why, maybe I'm just nervous, or maybe I'm simply excited to see Sierra again, to hear her voice again, and to see how much she's changed or whether she's still the same redhead girl I used to know after all these years. It's as if I've re

The entire station was watching them now, and they didn’t dare intervene. Aiden and his mother were exhausted with defeat, guilt, and sorrow. They looked as though they were the same person, shattered the same way, falling apart in all the same places. Ms. Morales finally lifted her head. “You can see him.” Aiden sprang to life. His eyes overflowed with water. “I think… you need to see him,” she nodded, and sniffled lightly. “Let’s go.” . . TBC Written by Authoress Kamara

Flora likes flowers, and her having too much attachment to Sophia made him pondered. He was about to tell Flora about this, but when he glanced at her, Flora slept. Also, after hearing that Sophia is the goddess Rosae, he suddenly remembered the lesson that was taught to them when he was still in fourth grade. The flash on her memory remembered about his teacher, telling the class about the powerful deity named Snaedis, the daughter of Aegir – their god, and her half-sister, Rosae. He also recalled that time when he told her grandmother about it, and she mentioned about another deity who has the capability of a fire. It was no other than, Hanaele.

"Sierra, despite your little performance, it seems you’re still getting kicked out of the pack. Are you trying to seduce Cameron just to keep your claws on his wealth?" Now that Naomi’s healing was complete, Lexi clearly thought my time was up. I smirked back, crossing my arms. "Lexi, you haven't finished reading, have you? Take a look at the property settlement section. I’m destined to become the most powerful woman in the Northlands—who needs an Alpha when you have his empire?" Skeptical, Lexi flipped the pages. Her face drained of color as she hit the first clause: All shares owned by Cameron Steele are to be transferred to Sierra Vaughn.

Sienna stared at the pouring rain in despair. She had to admit that she had made a mistake. She had pushed Callum out of her life with her own hands. Callum had vanished completely from her world. For the first time in her life, Sienna tasted the agony of a broken heart. … That very night, I boarded a flight to Sobrea. I had spent three days in a coma at the hospital. Perhaps the sound of me turning over was too loud. The person watching over me gradually came to. After ten years, I saw Eira Jowett again.

She had clearly not expected to see another woman in the house. "Who’s this?" the woman asked, her voice a little too sharp, she looked at me like I was some sort of intruder. Noah, unfazed, wrapped his arm around the woman’s waist, pulling her closer. “Sienna, this is… Megan,” he said, like he was introducing her to a guest. “Megan, this is my maid. She’s here to clean up after us.” My chest tightened, and for a moment, I couldn’t breathe.