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my agent snapped at me, and I tore my eyes away from Finny and looked at him. "You were just called," he said and I knew that the cameras were on me. I had no clue what pick we were in and what team was even up there, but when I looked up, I saw that it was the LA Thunder up there and the number three was flashing on the screen with my face.

Soon they'd have a sizeable team on the ground ready to make the next move. "He expected this," Caleb said. "And he didn't say a damn word?" Ramon grumbled. The line clicked and Caleb held up his hand. The silence continued for a moment. "How many people do you have with you?" Skilton asked. "By noon? Probably four dozen." "Good. You're going to need them." Caleb's stomach sank. What had they gotten themselves into? *** Thursday. FBI Holding Facility. Austin, Texas. OBRAN LAY ON THE narrow bed in his cell. Despite its comfortable accommodations he knew what it really was. He just hadn't figured out where the cameras were.

I let out a quiet whine, "How do I stop thinking about it? What do you do when it gets to be so overwhelming and just becomes all you can think about? I'd literally do anything." Connor shrugged, glancing at Elijah and Ellie for help. "Sometimes, if there is one at the time, parties can be a good distraction." My head shot up, "Are there any parties going on tonight? I'll go to any." Elijah and Connor exchanged looks, as though they were consulting one another about if they should tell me. "I know Luke may be holding a party tonight." "Oh, that asshole from English? How big of a party?" Connor's hand returned to mine and he gave it a small squeeze. I looked up at him questioningly. "Elizabet

Xeno asks, looking at me all curious. "Oh, nothing, just Nana being as protective as she is, she also knows we are going to a club and not a party," I say, and Xeno's jaw drops in shock. "But she is cool with it and just wants us to be safe." I add, with a big smile on my face. "Ms. Ox is so cool, I would have never guessed she'd be so cool," she says, giggling a little. We sat down to resume our sunbathing and go quiet.

It’s one of those moments that’s insignificant in the grand scheme of things, yet it suddenly clicks that this person is going to become irreplaceable. Mateo makes his way back to the living room with Lucas and his little brother Giano in tow. Seeing this, Rob quits trying to goad Alex into a rematch and instead yells for everyone to make their way outside for a game of soccer. The boy practically bounds out the house, most likely assuming he’ll redeem himself. He’s got a good chance – Alex might be stronger, but Rob’s long legs give him a speed advantage. Despite how gangly Rob seems, soccer is his niche.

My mom says to my dad. "You two kids have fun, we'll see you later." My mom adds. "So what are we doing today?" Phoebe asks excitedly. "I was thinking just relax by the pool? Then we can do something more exciting tomorrow?" I ask. "It's like you read my mind." She says with a smile. We've literally only known each other for a few months but she's one of my best friends. "Luke is coming today and leaving tomorrow after the party." Phoebe adds with a smile.

I walked out of the locker room before the tall girl, to further prove how unscared I was of her threat. Her friends looked back expecting to see her, but all they got was little old me. We got out to the training field, and everything that they had taken me a little by surprise. They even had a state-of-the-art electric fence to keep everything in from getting out and to keep anything from getting in as well. They had everything from archery, to knives, and swords to learn how to use and fight with. All of which I knew, archery and knives were my specialties; I could use a sword if I had to, but with my size and speed, it was just a hindrance. They even had an obstacle course. I was complet