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she shouted. I couldn’t think. Couldn’t breathe. I buried my face in his chest, letting the fabric swallow me whole. Embarrassment crashed over me, hot, suffocating. This should have felt like victory. Like power. Instead it felt like I’d just bought myself a one-way ticket to more abuse. More suffering. More hatred from Julie Vercetti. “You won’t even let me step inside before you start screaming like a banshee, Mother,” Zeden fired back, voice calm and cutting.

He would stay the Duke and I would be the moth hero to help him turn the eyes from his disappearances. I wasn’t fond of reading but there were several books on a big bookshelf; Veronica was the complete opposite of me, a bookworm. Most were works of philosophy, mathematics, science and other topics of importance. They existed to show much of a reader Veronica was. To the outward eyes, they appeared harmless, books no one would ever be interested in. Twelve tomes of plants attracted my attention; she was like my sister Dina. I remembered how the Duke and Fredden talked to me about her; she was a villain, someone they didn’t want to associate with anymore. I thought Veronica would never care f

com Attached: One audio file. Ava hesitated for less than a second before hitting play. What she heard nearly made her drop her phone. “…this isn’t about business, Ben. You’re crossing lines—lines that’ll burn you eventually.” Veronica’s voice. “You think I care about lines? I’ve buried better men than Dominic Steele. If I have to ruin a five-year-old to win, so be it.” “He’s a child!” Veronica hissed. “And children grow into enemies,” Maddox growled. “I’m not leaving loose ends.”

There was only one way she could return which was the door, so I shut and bolted it which gave me some confidence on the task ahead. The book, as I had already examined was a thick volume, brown at the corners, indicating the age of the pages, I could easily backdate them to about sixteen years ago, around the time I was born. The cover had no caption, but on the inner leaf where the words in coarse writing: “The Life of Veronica” For her daughters Lettie and May.

I knew the path we were treading was treacherous, but the pull of desire was overpowering. Without giving myself time to fully comprehend the consequences, I nodded hesitantly. "Alright, just this once." Veronica’s eyes sparkled with a mix of excitement and uncertainty as she disappeared into the fitting room. My mind raced, trying to process the enormity of what we were about to do. Doubts gnawed at me, reminding me of the commitment I had made to Emily. But the undeniable chemistry between Veronica and me had reached its boiling point, threatening to consume us both.

Her ranting helped her ignore the horror until she’d run out of things to blame on the coven. Chris and Brian both took down her golem. Veronica was so horrified by their actions that she’d failed to take action against them. All she needed was her bag of her workings in it. There’d been no time to search for it. Now it was lost to her, and she wanted to cry again over this. That spellbook was left for her out in those woods. She’d taken so much time to retrieve it safely. When she’d opened it, Veronica knew from the first page it was a spellbook that fit her perfectly and she’d be able to do everything she wished. Her abilities and powers would know no limit. They’d grow organically, and sh

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“I love my boys more than life itself. They are the reason I keep the magic alive in me. I’ve grown fond of ye as well, lass, over a very short period of time. I already look upon ye as my daughter, which is why I’m looking ahead for your welfare. If Luthias dies due to lack of the nutrients only blood can provide and Geo is already dead, my magic will weaken and you’ll be alone. Geo left ye in my care and I take that very seriously. We need honor him and look ahead.” “How?” I asked with confusion. “I’m going to ask ye to give some of your blood to Luthias,” she said. “Of course,” I said eagerly as I leaped from the rocker. “Not so fast, lass,” she spouted. “It’s not just the risk of a v

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Vera enjoyed the book. And in no time she was up to the third chapter. Vera stopped to go to the bathroom and to have the snack that Luke had ordered her. She didn’t ask him to. But she appreciated it, anyway. Her usual milkshake and a caramel and banana muffin. And as soon as she was finished with her snack, she was back reading her book. CHAPTER THREE...