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Although continued with her dirty and faded jeans, but she must be positive. Something is something … worse is having nothing. Immediately, she focused on her goal and began to walk of return, when arrived, it was already shortly afternoon. I'm in luck! Smiled when saw a woman, who had many boxes on top, go up the stairs, then fight to open the door and enter. A situation that the young woman took to approach cautiously and push the same door that the previous woman had left open, managing to enter. That place that had caught her attention so much was a very trendy nightclub in the city … the Bar Mon’tblank. It was not usual to have staff there at that time, but they were doing administrativ

That's why Blanche should stay alert all the time. "Good day Miss, don't you want to check our knife? If you buy one set today you'll get another kitchen knife for free!" Blanche turned her gaze to the guy who spoke. He's wearing his bright smile behind the stall with all of the knives he was selling, her black apron was skewed a little as if he was in a rush to stand behind those knives, he's wearing a long-sleeve white polo tucked on his black pants. Blanche inched closer, he's a tad taller than Blanche, lanky and his milky hands lay flatly on the table as he waited for her response.

Ben followed, wearing bright neon green short shorts, a salmon pink tank top that said #DadBodInProgress, and a neon orange fanny pack slung proudly across his waist like a championship belt. Jax followed, his usual broody Lycan energy completely undone by a pair of electric blue dolphin-hem shorts, a tie-dye tank with a cat DJ-ing on it, and a matching banana-yellow visor tilted to the side. Tyler emerged next with mirrored sunglasses, pastel purple shorts so short they should’ve been illegal, and a tank top that read Suns Out, Guns Out over an image of flexing flamingos. His fanny pack was glittery. Glittery.

Iris complimented, as they were all seated across each other in the Maybach. “Yes.” They chorused, fixing up the maroon blazer which fit them like a glove. They were wearing a maroon blazer over a white suit, along with a white and blue tie which matched the pants and shirt they had on. Jason's hair was gelled up and Jamie's hair was packed up in a high ponytail, smelling and looking so clean. Jonathan had an important meeting later, so he was dressed in a black suit, and he had helped Jason in styling his hair so he slicked back his own hair, looking like the billionaire that he was. Iris had always put on a beautiful pink gown, as she had dozens of meetings today and she needed all the cha

Onyx and platinum, a subtle flex for those who knew how to read wealth properly. As I sat on the bench to put on my shoes—black leather oxfords with a beveled edge—I glanced into the long mirror to my side. The man staring back didn’t just look like money. He looked like control. Like danger dressed in civility. A predator in silk.

Cyrus growled at her compliment. My graduation gift to myself was my Dune and a black Overland Jacket to match. The bomber jacket, made of soft lambskin, was long enough to fit my torso. I could easily disappear while riding in the night. “Thanks, Jane.” She ignored me, lost in the abyss of men’s fashion. I tapped the desk, happy to turn over my pressing emergency to another.

Their gestures lifted my spirits, if only slightly. And then Nathan stood. From behind his chair, he retrieved a sleek package wrapped in dark leather. He walked over to me, standing almost too close, his piercing blue eyes softening as he held it out. "A leather jacket," he explained before I could ask. "Custom-made with protective features. Reinforced against most silver-based attacks. I remember you mentioning once how you hated wearing overly restrictive armor." I gingerly unwrapped the package and unfolded the jacket. It was perfect—sturdy yet lightweight, with little details that showed his attention to my preferences.

My eyes widened as I realized the significance of the blouse Isaac had sent me. Carefully unwrapping the paper bag, my heart skipped a beat when I saw the exquisite garment within. It was a high-end blouse, crafted from luxurious fabric and featuring intricate details. The price tag, discreetly attached, revealed that it was triple the cost of the blouse I had stained. The black off-shoulder blouse was a perfect complement to my white coat. Its sleek and stylish design added a touch of elegance to my attire, accentuating my figure with its flattering silhouette. The combination of the two garments created a striking contrast, exuding confidence and sophistication.

Jax The next day Jax turned to his new security guard, a black guy named Chills. He wore his usual—black hat, dark pants, and leather jacket. No shirt. It was like he wanted to be a conductor to the sun or some moving solar panel of energy that sucked up the heat. In some ways, the outfit symbolized how bad he was. Who else but a crazy person would wear a leather jacket on a Miami summer day? What was he thinking when he hired him?

The lapels were a sleek black satin, sharp enough to cut through any room's attention. "Put this on," she ordered, her tone brooking no argument. Oswald raised an eyebrow but shrugged into the jacket nonetheless. Lady Frances began straightening the seams, brushing imaginary lint from his shoulders. Nathan helped with the final touches, fixing the black bow tie and adjusting the fit of the jacket over Oswald's broad frame. The suit clung to him like second skin, tailored to perfection. The fine wool and silk blend emphasized his athletic build, while the deep blue color gave his otherwise cold persona a hint of warmth.