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she said. I turned to face Nancy with a guilty look on my face. "I....I..." I tried to look for excuses but I could not find anything to say. "You don't need to rush to deny it all. I have eyes and I can see for myself. Rocky ...this is the person Slyvia said you're pregnant for right?" Nancy asked me. I could only nod my head dumbly. Nancy smiled at me again. I think that it's really weird how she can be smiling one second and then be depressed the next. She's a really strange woman.

Nancy fidgeted with her fingers uneasily, not because she was nervous about her wedding today, but because she had a constant feeling that something was about to happen. Susie seemed to give up her rights easily, even though she was not the type of person who easily gives up. Nancy raised her hand and placed it on her small abdomen. The baby was almost fourteen weeks old, having gone through a fire and being kidnapped, facing numerous hardships and challenges. She hoped to have a peaceful day today.

Nancy’s cheeks were slightly red, and she looked a little shy. When Crystal saw her, she felt better, “How does he treat you?” “Very well, he bought me delicious food and beautiful clothes...And he doesn’t let me do chores.” Hearing this, Crystal was slightly relieved. Nancy took off her hat while saying, “I was going to see you yesterday, but I called Eric, and he said that you are busy with...making a baby.” “Can we just not talk about unhappy things?” “Why? Are you unhappy to have a baby?”

My days went, as usual, home to school, then school to home. Nancy made my life colorful. She was a special angel sent by the gods. I applied for the entrance exam in the number one college in my city. New bane city, one of the largest and famous cities in my country. Well to add that Nancy insisted I apply there.

Simmons house. Annie paced restlessly in the hall. Suddenly her phone rang - a video call from Nancy. After hesitating, she answered. On screen, Nancy was covered in mud and filth, looking desperate. She drove while pressing her face close to the phone. Her bloodshot eyes appeared huge, making Annie step back in fear. "Annie, my parents are sending me abroad. Please beg Mr. Grey to help my family! Please!" So she wanted help. Annie sat straight, lifting her elegant neck, dropping her previous pretense of friendliness.

They looked at each other briefly and in that moment, a thousands unspoken words passed through the mind of the father and daughter duo. There was so much to be said but neither said a word to each other, as they looked away, staring into the beautiful lush landscape ahead. After a few minutes, that seemed to be forever, Nancy broke the silence. “The chocolate, it’s not you or the drink baba, I’m pregnant again.” “What?!” Theophilus asked with wide eyes.

“We must go there just to confirm. But either way, I am claiming that mansion. I feel it has a rich history attached to it. Perhaps I would discover more once we clean it up. Things were going perfectly well. There was no news from the lookouts and the border patrol, so Vince and I went to our quarters once the day was over. I was tired, but I couldn’t stop thinking about my next step. We had found out about the rogues’ hideout. Perhaps we should try to look for the vampire’s lair next. My train of thoughts were interrupted by my mate picking me up like I weighed nothing and marching towards our bed. I let out a short excited shriek. “What are you doing?” I asked him, laughing. He didn’t res

Me: “Get me the latest update on the sick mother’s medical report. Set a trap for the brother, make sure he borrows a large sum from a loan shark. Block the news from the blogger’s mother so she doesn’t go into shock.” PA: “Yes, sir. I’ll take care of it right away.” Me: “But Nancy isn’t even in town anymore. She’s schooling in F City. The last time I saw her was in junior secondary. Why would she do all this?”

One was heart-shaped, its red paint faded, its name engraved almost lost to time. "If this were a game," Nina said quietly, "we'd probably be asked to put up a lock, too." Arthur glanced at her, his gaze sharp but not threatening. "If this is a game, we'll play it." The answer was simple, but it made Nina's chest warm and ache at the same time. She wanted to know Arthur better. She wanted to know Arthur as a human being. But as a subordinate, she had no right to ask. From the bridge, they walked towards the small hill where the Garden of the Two was. The path to the park led through narrow alleys between pastel-colored houses. There were flower-filled balconies, wide-open windows, and white

“Evidence or testimony that makes the filing untenable before it gains traction. Something that collapses the premise it’s built on.” “Give me twenty-four hours,” I said. “Naomi…” “Twenty-four hours. Then we will talk about this.” I got in the car. ----- The drive home was twenty-two minutes. I kept my hands steady on the steering wheel, eyes on the road, breathing even. But inside, everything was screaming. ‘He put her name on legal papers. My baby. Sixteen years old.’ I shoved the fury down, parcelled it into something sharp I could use instead of something that would swallow me whole, the way I’d learned to do after years of surviving this family.