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“ Honey, you don’t need to worry about him. I told him you don’t want to see him. I’m sure he won’t come back. I brought you dinner. Please eat something. You need your strength.” *** He came back again the next day but this time, nobody answered. The house was still quiet after yesterday’s argument. Later, I hear mom and dad leave the house. Emily opens my door and peeks slightly. “ hey”, she says “ Hey”, I reply. “What are you doing?” I shrug, showing her a book I’m holding .“ Just reading” “Are you sure? The book is upside down.” “ Okay, you caught me.” She chuckles and the room falls into silence thereafter. “ Do you want to see him?"

Emily, sitting between us with her pancakes, was bubbling with excitement. “Can we go to the beach, Daddy?” she asked, her eyes wide with anticipation. Lucas smiled, ruffling her hair. “The beach it is, then.” As they chatted about sandcastles and seashells, I couldn’t help but smile. This was what we’d been fighting for—these moments of joy, of connection, of love. And later that day, as I packed a small bag for Emily, which I found myself reflecting on everything we’d been through. The lies, the betrayals, the fear—it had all been worth it to get to this point.

Henry grumbled under his breath as he walked over to the sofa and sat down, contemplating the previous occurrences in his mind. "Caleb, just you wait and see." Everyone else avoided Henry because of his gloomy countenance. "Why do you stand so far away? I've already returned. Serve me coffee now," Henry muttered irritably, startling the others into moving quickly. - In the evening, Caleb came to the institute as usual to pick up Ember. The man's slim figure reclined against the side of the car, merging in nicely with the evening sunset, like a really tranquil painting. It was so appealing.

“Well, if it’s free, let’s drink it.” The waiter popped the cork and poured. Emily took a sip. It was smooth, ridiculously good. She could get used to this. “I need to pee,” she announced, setting her glass down. “Too much information,” Jenna said. “I’ll be right back.” Emily walked inside, the music from the deck fading behind her. The beach house was bigger than it looked from outside. She turned left down a hallway, then stopped. This didn’t look right. She backtracked, and tried another hallway. Still wrong.

Henry stared at her for a moment and then nodded his head making her widen her eyes in disbelief. She hurriedly went for Lilian’s bed and rushed to the door, desperate to leave before Henry would change his mind but then Henry’s voice sounded in the dark. “STOP…” A chill ran down Emma’s spine. With a thumping heart, she turned around and watched Henry taking predatory steps toward her. CLICK … CLICK … CLICK … He stretched his hand for the bag and immediately Emma handed him Lilian’s backpack. Henry took out a box from her backpack and then returned the bag to Emma, killing the tension between them.

“I'll let you know if there's any updates and when Brandy's in the air.” “Thanks, Rachel.” Jack sank into one of the chairs on the porch overlooking the water. He clicked the phone off and set it on a small outdoor table. An old copy of Old Man and the Sea sat tucked into one of the chair cushions. Jack pulled it out and began leafing through the pages, trying to remember the plot from lit class. It wasn't long before he heard motion from inside. Emma stepped out on the porch, her eyes distant but strong as she looked out at the water.

Chapter one Emily ~•~ The sun hung low over the ocean, casting a golden shimmer across the waves as I relaxed on the balcony of my private villa. The soft crash of the tide below mixed with the rustling of palm trees, created a soothing melody that should have made me feel at peace. But even in paradise, I still felt a sense of unease. I took my phone, angling the screen so my sister, Emma, could see the breathtaking view. “Can you believe this place? He really outdid himself this time,” I said with a small smile, referring to my husband, Nathan.

she said hurrying out The ride to the beach was all I could ask for after being in the room for 3 weeks straight I could finally breathe and process my thought. strolling around the beach I finally took a spot, the water touching my feet, I was lost in thought not feeling or noticing who was beside me. " Penny for your thought miss" a young man called out smiling. "Have been calling you, trying to get your attention, are alright? he asked "yes I'm fine " I answered" Have we met before," I asked strangely he looks familiar "No, we haven't, I just moved here for vacation ". he answered "I'm sorry silly of me to think we've met, I'm Emily " I finally looked at him, he was handsome for his age w

She tapped her crutch on the floor, making a resounding noise. "Have you two completely lost your minds now?" Perhaps they had grown accustomed to enduring things in the past. When Mrs. Stigg Senior roared in anger, Emily still instinctively jumped up. "Don't be scared." Henry noticed Emily’s unusual reaction. He patted her shoulder and embraced her gently. He turned back to his mother and said, "Mom, didn't you say that we should move out? Since you can't stand us, we don't want to bother you." "You ..."