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My skin prickled with goosebumps, but it wasn’t from the cold; it was from something I could explain, but yet couldn't understand why. Before the lecture started, he asked to go through the first page of our manual so we can have a little prepared of what he Is about to lecture on since that's where the lecture is driven from. I've read that before so I didn't really bother to focus on it. He noticed it wasn't, but he didn't look at me right away, but when he finally did, his gaze seemed... heavier. My heart shattered and I immediately controlled myself to start reading it. By this time, the space felt overwhelming. Since it was the first day, the wasn't too occupied I guess a lot of student

_Amelie’s POV_ The lecture hall smelled faintly of coffee and dry marker ink, the kind of stale mix that clung to the air after hours of classes. Rows of students hunched over their notebooks, pens scratching furiously as the professor spoke. The projector hummed, light flickering across diagrams of the human body. For once, my mind didn’t wander. It was all fascinating to me.

I add, "Especially your favorite horror stories." So for the rest of the period Seymour tells me about an assortment of authors and books he has read. I am delighted to learn that Dracula is his all-time favorite story. I miss the bull's-eye a few times on purpose, but I don't know if I fool Seymour. He never takes his eyes off me. The next period I am off to biology. Ray sits in the back at a lab table. I waste no time. I walk straight back and sit beside him. He raises an eyebrow as if to say that someone else has that seat, but then seems to change his mind.

After the long lecture from Elara, I decided to read more about it since she couldn't cover it all today. Different books were arranged neatly on the shelf. Territory treaties _ document_ business _ business _ ahhh history. The Origins of the Moon Blessed. Bloodlines and Bonds: A History of Mates. The Rise of the Alpha Kings. Curiosity tugged at me, and before I could talk myself out of it, I pulled the first book free, settling it into the crook of my arm before grabbing a second. The stack was getting precarious when I heard a deep, familiar chuckle from behind me.

I had just decided to leave home earlier because of the atmosphere. I entered the huge library and signed in at the librarians' desk. I proceeded to pick out some books that aligned with my courses and found a space to read. "*Being the best hacker.*" That is sure one of the best books for a cybersecurity student." I heard someone say beside me. I turned to see who it was and saw that it was Saint Milo, that lecturer. "Mr Milo?" I called out subconsciously. "The book is that nice?" I asked.

There was an inkpot with a quill and a few parchments scattered here and there with a few books. I brought the torch near the desk. The names of the books read as: Celestial rules of stars and planets. Cosmic biology of wormholes and black holes. Composition and types of dark matter. Components of darkness and light. The bookmarks were scattered here and there and it seemed as if someone had stopped noting down some points in a hurry and left and never returned. I ran my fingers over the books and a series of memories started flashing in my head. The last time Derek used those books was right before he went on to face my father, ultima Damen. That made sense because after that my father kill

Kim said, "It suits you. Sexy Lexi. Yes. I'm Kim, in case you, ummm, didn't remember. Or something." "Kim and her brother Cole," Lexi said. She remembered the three of them entangled in the sand and beamed. Kim seemed to be thinking about the same thing, then she looked down at Lexi's arms. "That's my book," Kim said. Lexi frowned. "Well, the book I was looking for anyway. Do you have Dr. Muller for Modern German History?" Lexi held up the tome like it was all the evidence she needed. "Fuck," Kim said, "Was there another one on the shelf? The guy at the bookstore said it's out of print."

“I hope we’ll get along well.” He seemed genuinely pleasant. “Not as handsome as Liam, but still charming,” I heard one of the girls whisper. “Yeah… and a nice smile,” another added. The girls kept whispering—clearly, he had become their new target. The lecture went smoothly. He explained everything in such an engaging way that I stayed completely absorbed. When I finished the chapter, I packed my book into my bag and left the room. At the door, Amelia and Noah were waiting. “The new lecturer? Let me see,” Amelia said, staring intensely. Noah turned toward him.

"Renee, this is going to be the best you'll look for the next ten years, so let me capture it. Over the next decade, everything from your bones to your hair will slowly rot away, and you'll live in agony every single day." She added, "Here's the best part. You won't be able to end it. No matter what you try, you won't be able to die. You'll just have to keep living through it. Last time around, it drove me completely insane. "Don't worry. This time, I'm going to make sure you have the best doctors and the most expensive treatments to keep you sharp and fully conscious through every second of it. That's what sisters are for, right?" Looking at Vera, who was almost hysterical with madness, I f