At Risk Book Novels & Stories

She was the type of person who would turn the other way if she saw someone starving on the ground next to her. I grimaced, Alvirez was someone that I never wanted to be associated with, she was a prime example of ‘Do not trust a book by its cover’. But I had to admit, she was right. Going head on with Eclipse Rises was bound to backfire on us because the people backing them up and helping them legalise the release of a drug like this were targeting us in the first place and doing this would take things further, making it worse.

, I asked him That depends upon the risk factor that you want to take because reading this book is not at all good and I would better suggest you to just let it go off and just burn it down because if you try to unravel the mystery of this book then it might try to save itself in process of which it can even harm or can even take your life which won't be good for you”, she explains the answer of my question

What is going to win love or hate? this book contains CEO Romance, love, family, friendship, violence and mature content read at your own risk

This level is at the middle and this group were already happy on that classification level since they don't want to gamble for their lives. The B were level as fifty-one to seventy-five (51-75). This group were classified as strong level since they've got the power and that's already enough for them since they are already tired to fight and risk for their own lives. The A was level as seventy-six to one hundred (76-100). This level of classification was very hard to be part of it since only few of them can reach up to this level. And once you reach for it, you will identified as one of their leader.

Cora’s POV. It's been just three hours since my parents left the house and I was already spiraling with different thoughts. Ace was seated on a couch across from me, his eyes focused on his laptop while I struggled to focus on the book I was reading. Not to mention the fact that it was an erotic book. One that was specifically a forbidden romance, just like my predicament. Ace raised his head, and I quickly dropped my gaze to the book in my hand, adjusting my reading glasses.

I say to them. Lara and Mel were wildly popular, they were also older than me so I learnt a lot from them. "Stop being so paranoid. Live in the moment, you know you will have fun. You have been behind your books for weeks. It's time to do what people our age do. How are you ever planning on meeting a man if you stay cooped up in this apartment. All I'm asking is that you come have some fun with us, and then you can return to your your boring books." Mel says to me, in her condescending tone she always used when I'd object to any social activity.

Nicholas was so terrified that he turned and ran, but as he rushed down the stage, he tripped and fell hard—only to look up and meet my gaze. His eyes suddenly changed. “Theresa…” I walked up to him and whispered, “This is what happens when you cross the wrong woman.” … Later, Shereen was rushed to the hospital. She lost the baby, and her uterus had to be removed. As for Nicholas, I saw him frantically pulling out wads of cash, begging a doctor to give him emergency preventive medication. He also requested a test. Sexual contact is the most common way to contract AIDS. Given how many times Nicholas had been with Shereen, infection was inevitable.

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Trust didn’t arrive as certainty. It arrived as risk. The proposal sat between us on the table one page, no signatures, no deadlines. Claire Ashford hadn’t followed up. That alone was part of the test. “She’s giving us space,” Elena said. “That’s rare.” “And deliberate,” Adrian replied. I traced the edge of the paper with my finger. “This isn’t about money.” “No,” Elena agreed. “It’s about alignment.” The risk wasn’t failure. It was exposure on a different scale. Accepting meant stepping into something without institutional cover. No legacy. No shield.

"Jane, you know me. I've been in the night world since a long time ago, and you yourself have stayed there previously. You know one thing the best－people who can stay in such a lively place are the best at observing words and expressions." Alora pointed at Jane. "You cannot fool me." Jane lowered her head. Both her hands were still holding the teacup. She did not make any moves, and time seemed to stagnate. Alora was not aggressive anymore, but she was staring at Jane on the opposite side with burning eyes. After a long time "There’s nothing like that," Jane said lightly. She trusted Alora, but she could not bring that person up as it was risky. At that moment, she clearly realized one thing