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Together. Free.

Despite Sharon’s protest that she is not feeling comfortable in the dress, Anna purchases the dress for her. Sharon has not liked the way Anna behaves with her; she spent most of her life with bad people and can identify them when they wanted to harm her even though they claim they are helping her. She really thought Anna wanted to help her to find a dress, but then she brought a dress that does not even fit her well and made her uncomfortable, she know Anna does not like her much and try to belittle her for petty things but she does not know the reason for that. Thankfully she had retrieved her dress yesterday when Anna had thrown it in the bin. ***

It was a message from Alex. [The wind looks great tomorrow. Do you want to go skydiving? Let's jump from the peak and into the sunrise.] I looked at the screen and smiled. The Alpha King of the northern territory had just freed me from all rules, and the wind of the southern territory was about to carry me into the sky.

I didn't want to ask further as that might make him feel I was prying too much. Jake's mind was no longer on the book he was reading but now all focused on me. Will you be free this weekend? Jake asked. The moment I have been waiting for has come, Jake asking if I was free by weekend did all kinds of things to my tummy. I felt like a little girl opening a package on a Christmas morning. I quickly told Jake I was free but didn't expect what was coming. Jake needed a hand to host a group at the restaurant omby weekend, and I was the only person he could ask for help. All the other employees won't be free by weekend, I was the only person Jake had to ask. Hearing I was free had all his worries

A feeling you get inside that you are a part of this busy world and for people like it is a reminder to make my name known and engrave it as a good example for seven billion people to know. My phone vibrated in my pocket interrupting my thoughts. "Hello?" I answered, unfocused still watching as students walk to school ready to start another uneventful day, tired, not aware that they are at their best days, where they still can dream and be free in imagining their future, no matter how sad their life gets, they still have hope. It was never late for them to fix their mistakes, it's never late for anyone, however, they are still young and still trying to understand life. Didn't we all try to d

“You came.” Daya said surprisingly as I walked into the dining room. The table was so scanty that I could count how many there was. Two minus me and Daya. “Aren't there like sixteen people in the house?” “Most of the guards prefer to eat outside and most of the maids eat in their rooms. It's only me, little axel and Gloria.” I looked at the two little toddlers surprisingly. “Why? Are those kids yours?” Daya cheeks turned pink and she blinked shyly. “No way! I'm still a virgin waiting on my special someone.”

They all looked expectantly at me as I thought about it. "Fine," I said finally. "Tell everyone that for today, they are free to shift."

Kylie heard from Millie, the office gossip, that the daycare Peter had his son in was so expensive. The fourth group was the drama group. Mary was their leader. They sat in a corner speaking in Shakespearean English. They thought they were in a movie theater. It made everyone even more angry. The last group was the comforters group. They acted as if they had no problems with the merge at all. Janelle was in this group. She kept on reassuring Kylie that it was going to be okay. She acted like Kim didn't have needs. Like she could afford it. Kylie sighed.

"I didn't notice. Just grabbed whatever." "You don't even check what you buy?" "Not really." Maisie sighed. It made sense. An influential lawyer like him, raking in seven-figure fees per case, probably never set foot in the produce aisle. "How much did you spend on all this?" "1,200 dollars" "Excuse me, what?" "I went to Silka Department Store," Seth explained. "They told me these veggies and fruits were air-freighted from the source." Maisie's incredulity left her speechless. "Who in their right mind buys groceries from a luxury department store?"

"Don't try to outsmart him, I will say it again; he is a good kid but he has different needs from you. I am not trying to keep you from loving, I just want you to experience wholesome love. He is used to ladies giving up their love easily, and when you get something for free over time you do not find worth in it anymore." "I get it, my love is worthless to him."