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Ben leaned against the desk. "This is Cal O'Reilly. I'm from the Open Network News. We're a new streaming service and we're looking for content. We saw your video and we're interested in talking." "What kind of content?" "We want you to educate the public about supernaturals." "Why me?" "Because you already have a following. We can help you expand that. The world is changing, and people will need somewhere to go to find out what is going on. A place that isn't selling a narrative, but the truth."

“You have no beliefs?” “No, yeah.. I do. That is what I am saying. I believe in things. I believe that God exists. I believe there is a being so great that he made the moon, the sun, and the earth. I can believe that he gave me life and makes miracles.” Bella tells him. “I believe that if he can make a world so beautiful and so many people so amazing, I believe that he could make anything. If he made a mermaid in that ocean, then I believe it. If he combined man and animal, then it is so. I am not one to doubt something just because I have not seen it with my own eyes. I have never seen the ocean but I believe on faith that it is there. I am more than 'seeing is believing'. I believe in thin

The little garden where she went to escape her reality was beautiful but it was nothing compared to this. “What is this place?”. “Welcome to Lemoria. The land of dreams'', her mother said. “So I’m dreaming? And you are not real?”. “My little swan, anything is as real as you believe it to be”. “Why am I here?” “Your subconsciousness brought you meaning you are battling the events of your reality. What is wrong Crystal?” “Everything Mum, Logan signed off the company, then he signed me off to a man I do not know and I’m scared Mum.

Under normal circumstances, Lyon wouldn't have been able to keep his hands off the half-submerged Alpha. "What has clouded your mind, sweetheart? Mateo briefed us on your earlier session. You should be radiating satisfaction. I’m surprised you didn't join me for a recovery dip of your own." Lyon offered a faint, weary smile. "I’m not sure, Rafael." Lyon perched on the porcelain edge of the tub. He extended a hand, trailing his fingers along the chilled, damp skin of the Alpha's arm. "I was observing the crowd, and it’s clear the Stormbreakers have the thinnest support in the league. I’m immensely proud of the transformation you've all made this year, but sustaining that momentum is difficult

My expression was icy cold. He glanced down and mocked, “Tsk tsk tsk… that must hurt. Unfortunately, I prefer things to be even. Maybe I should stab the other leg.” I lifted my head. My eyes were calm but sharp. “Gabriel, people are watching. There are surveillance cameras above us. Everything you’re doing is being recorded. Are you sure you want to keep going?” He laughed as if I had told him a joke. “Heh! Do you think any of these people would dare to report me? Go ahead and ask them!”

Sophia remained frozen, staring at Julian in disbelief. How could he lie so easily? How could he make it sound so convincing? More importantly… Why did part of her almost believe it too?

She was already gone. The story I got was simple: she slipped. Fell into the pool after drinking too much. Samuel had been just as drunk, barely able to stand. No one witnessed the actual events, and what about the cameras that were supposed to capture everything? Blank. Faulty. Someone said the system glitched, and I didn’t push back on that too hard. Because, honestly, I didn’t want to. It felt easier to accept it was a tragic accident than to chase down shadows I couldn’t grasp.

"Let's go. Never seen that kind of performance before." … When I arrived at the center, I realized my life had been dull until this moment. The center, like its name suggested, was filled with all kinds of beastfolk. Adorable rabbits, seductive foxes, imposing wolf-dogs, outgoing and cheerful puppies, and more. This was heaven. The beastfolk were performing on the stage with all they had, showing off their charm as best as they could. The performer with the highest votes would be crowned Best Beastfolk Star, and they'd be awarded with a handsome amount of prize money.

he said finally. "It's an old legend that says that a lycan queen and her children will be the key to defeating an ancient evil that threatened our kind." Samantha's eyes widened in surprise. "Really?" she said. "And do you believe it?" Alexander hesitated for a moment, his eyes flickering with uncertainty. "I don't know," he said finally. "It's just a legend. But there have been whispers among my people, that the prophecy is coming true. That a Lycan queen has been born who will be the key to saving us all."

"That is enough blood for today. If Your Highness has no other business, I will take Eli back to rest." The moment he finished, Mother caught his cold fingertips. Her voice trembled. "So now you won't even call me Seraphina? "Gideon, why are you so different after coming back? Are you still angry with me because of Adrian's illness?" Mother stared into Father's eyes for a long time. Those eyes were calm, empty, and utterly unmoved. At last, she let go and nodded tiredly. "Fine. Fine. You won't have to bleed for Adrian anymore. I will spend whatever it takes to find another remedy.