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He set the paper bag on the table and said in a strained voice, "Heidi, this is that out-of-print art book you once saw at the foreign language bookstore. I got someone to track it down." I gave it a glance. Many years ago, I had stood in front of the bookstore window and stared at it for a long time. Clifton had said it was too expensive, then turned around and bought Jenna a limited-edition handbag at the same price. Now, he held the art book out before me, like some long-overdue attempt to make up for everything. "I pieced the scrapbook back together too, and I also cleaned all the photos. Heidi, I truly know I've messed up. Please come back with me," Clifton said.

My sister won't breathe a word; she's always been like that. I focus on washing the dishes, placing the plates and utensils in their rightful places. Finally, I'm finished. I hear the sound of laughter coming from the living room, my sister's voice booming above the rest. Sarah is always at her happiest and loudest when she is with Aiden and Bryan, especially with Aiden. It is not surprising. Of course, Aiden is her best friend. That is why I don't want anything to do with Aiden anymore. I don't want to be the one to ruin their friendship. Fuck how I feel about Blacksmith.

That doesn’t mean it pisses me off any less, though. “What are you doing with it?” I asked, turning the book upright to see if I could make out the name on the cover. It is so worn that the front could as well be blank. I looked up at my sister expectantly. She better have a good ass explanation for ruining the work I barely managed to finish. “I noticed something weird about it,” she rounded the desk and came to stand behind my chair. “Usually, all the books about old kings and all that are saved in a locked closet, right?” I nodded.

Maybe she's just a teenager, but I want Gretta Mikhaelovich to know I don't care for her, either. No woman with that much male attention could ever be anything but clumsy and stupid. I could tell she loved spending her daddy's money on her pink designer heels. Her sister is wearing sandals. I might save millions by marrying his sister instead. Galena is odd but interesting. If you compare her to her brother, she's amazing; if she stood next to Gretta, she would merge with the wallpaper. This scenario works well for me. I'd rather not have a wife to which all my cousins are attracted.

With Khloe. I gave my sister a curious look as she was seriously looking for some book she wanted to read whenever she feels happy. A tragic book like Shakespearean collections or dark poetry she would always read loudly while pacing around in her room. But whenever she feels lonely, she would read a humorous one or an epic fantasy. She was that crazy. Lunatic, if I might add. No, she was just my sister that I loved to the bunch.

Just a normal question, the kind people asked each other. "Productive," she said. "Your sister —" She paused. "She's been visiting me in the mornings. Did you know?" Something moved in his face. "She mentioned she might." "She brought me two of her mother's medical books. From before." He must have kept them — she didn't ask how, just accepted that he had. "They have a different approach to bloodline illness than what my aunt was using. Complementary, I think. It's helping me build the fuller picture."

I was supposed to be the hopeless romantic marrying into high society, but my younger sister couldn't stop copying everything I did. When I tried on wedding dresses, she tried them on too. When I put on diamond rings, she wore them too. When I called Elliot my fiancé, she turned around and called him the same. Until one day, I overheard a conversation between her and Mom. "If your sister refuses to marry him, you can take her place. The position of Mrs. Fitzgerald shouldn't go to someone else." I smiled. After all, I had been lying to them, with zero intention of marrying Elliot. Trying on wedding dresses was just to make her jealous. Wearing diamond rings was to set the bait. Even havi

" Oh and why is that?" Bingo. " Well...I don't know if I should be saying this really, I don't want anyone to stare at my sister on a different manner, but in my pack, we keep all our documents, both important and all in the library. My sister once took all the documents to a rival pack because she loved the son of the pack. So now, I'm a bit worried because what if she being in this pack is mainly for that reason?" Furious gasps lifted through the air as the women scoffed in disgust.

I read on. From there, it was a heart-wrenching resemblance of many of the problems Martha had faced and the girl’s struggle to accept her fate and put her life back together. It was at times difficult to read as I saw it more as Martha’s story than Chelsea’s, but I read on, feeling that at that moment my sister was speaking to me and that I was as close to her as I could get.

Most of them don't know where I came from or what my real role is, but they all look for me. But in my room, I'm a lover of contemporary novels. It all started with biographies, then adventure and mystery books, then somehow I stumbled across novels. I rest my head on the pillow and retrieve my cell phone from between the sheets. As soon as it lights up, Midnight's name appears. He wants me to go back to the Hill and deal with his new pet, Aaron Taylor. I say a huge no, because I'm not a bloody babysitter and I'm sure I don't need to live with someone called Aaron on a daily basis. Knowing he'll insist, I put it on silent mode and put my cell phone back on the bed, heading into the living ro