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Akim smirked, walking in a slow circle around us. Desmier didn't release the Italian. If anything, my brother held the spy tighter with the bloody rope tugging his neck tight. I remained tense, holding my blade and waiting for my cousin to leave. Treating him like he was in charge was a joke. His father, the bratva's Pakhan, was no better. "He's not a spy," Akim said dismissively, almost bored. "He was outside trying to take pictures of our product," Desmier argued evenly.

Leonid Petrov let out a quiet chuckle, dragging a finger along the edge of his cards before folding them with disinterest. A ripple of laughter rolled across the table, slow and indulgent, like they had all the time in the world to enjoy themselves. I didn’t give it to them. My gaze stayed fixed on the one who hadn’t laughed. Yuri Malenkov. Older, with a face devoid of expression, sharp cheekbones, a narrow nose, and eyes the color of blackness that didn’t blink as often as they should. He looked just like the one man I've learned to despise. And because of that similarity, the hatred had just gone up by a hundred.

The nausea started when they served eggs at breakfast — Dimitri’s leering face must’ve amplified it into a full-body revolt. I find a bench tucked near a window and lower myself onto it, trying to collect what little remains of my composure. One deep breath. Just one. But before I even inhale, a voice slices through the fog. “Fucking hell,” I mutter, dragging a hand over my face — too late. “T-Taisiya?” I freeze. Lower my hands. Akim stands a few feet away, eyes wide like he’s seen a ghost. He says my name again, louder this time, like he’s not sure if it’s really me or a hallucination from whatever party he crawled out of.

LAIKA “Are you happy now?” elder Akim said to the both of us. Look at the blood of all these people, spilled because of your disobedience and selfishness.” Before I could blink, Karim was up, and his hands went around Elder Akim’s neck, and he lifted him by the neck. I stood immediately.

As I open the door, I don't see the super handsome face of Leo but the face whom I have grown to love, hate, despise and loathe since last year. The face that is there in my every nightmare. The face of Marco Accardi .

She said, “I think your son and parents would be very happy to see you restored to your old look.” For the third time, I lay down on the operating table. This time, the operating table no longer felt cold. Suzanne and the medical staff kept encouraging me. “When you wake up, Mr. Quince, everything will be back to normal. Things will get better.” “Alright.” I forced myself to suppress the immense fear and grief and closed my eyes. When I woke up again, the surgery had ended. However, because the injuries on my face were severe, the recovery period would also be longer.

Often, even just a heated look, wicked with its intent, can make a whimper crawl up Akio’s throat, and just like that, he’s pliable and eager in Nikolai’s hands. There was a time, however, at the beginning of their relationship, when Akio was a little self-conscious when it came to intimacy with Nikolai. It’s not that he didn’t like the way he looked. On the contrary, he had always thought of himself as at least ‘average’ when it came to looks, and he especially liked the unique features of his face, like how his eyelids differed from each other and the number of moles he had, including the cute one on his nose.

He deserves more. The biscuit tin contains a tarnished military medal and a black and white photograph folded in half. It appears to show a group of people standing and sitting in a nightclub. Robbie Chase, Igor Akinfeev, Alexi Zelenyy, Daler Kuzyaev, Dmitry Zhivoglyadov, Paul Eden, George Charles, Nigel Burch, and Igor Asimovsky. They were all accompanied by beautiful women, but one, in particular, stood out. She was standing at the back of the picture. Sleek and slender in a black low-backed dress turning away from whoever was taking a photograph. She did not want to be recognised.

“Have you seen this face? I don’t think anyone could ever compare to this! This type of face doesn’t belong to this world. It’s so otherworldly. Maybe what you said was true: that you live in another place— another world. Was it true? It must be. You’re so handsome, Heli, do you know that? Your face doesn’t belong to Earth. Were you from Jupiter? Or Venus?” I couldn’t speak; I was so stunned by his actions and words that it rendered me speechless. It didn’t help that his gorgeous face was close to mine, our noses almost touching. “So handsome... and this face keeps on staring at me! Don’t tell me you’re insecure about my looks? That would be so impossible. You looked a hundred times better t

I, who was overwhelmingly confused in my heart, couldn't help but ask after leaving the exhibition with Kelvin, "Mr. Kelvin, I'm quite grateful that you've treated me so well, but..." "You think that an old man like me wants to hit on you?" Kelvin looked at me as if he were looking at an idiot and exposed what was going on in my mind. He didn't show any mercy. I shook my head quickly. Kelvin looked at me up and down and asked, "What's wrong with your face?" "I..." I hesitated for a moment. "Someone poured acid on my face. Now my facial muscles are injured and I haven't had surgery yet." Upon hearing this, Kelvin immediately flew into a rage, saying, "What? Who did so to you? Did you catch hi