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Somewhere in the city—several stories above, in a steel and glass building—Julian Blackwood lay in his dark, sleek bedroom, staring at the book she had given him. He'd never intended to keep it. When Lena Carter had offered it to him—those gentle words, that thoughtful crease between her eyebrows—he'd intended to refuse. But something in her eyes had taken away his intention. It was neither flirting nor pretense. It was genuine. Silent. Generous. He hated kindness. It broke things open. Julian gazed down at the book. The cover was unadorned, the title in gold print: *A Man Called Ove*. He remembered Lena's words:

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“Thanks for liking it. And about the snacks, there are a few you can eat, don’t worry.” That actually made me laugh, a real laugh. For a second I felt… normal. Like someone my age. Like a girl hanging out with another girl. Not a broken person trying to survive her own guilt. We got into the tent together, the fabric brushing softly behind us as we settled in. Adeline grabbed the iPad, her fingers tapping lightly across the screen. “What are we watching?” I asked. “The Summer I Turned Pretty,” she said casually, still focused on choosing the episode.

He nibbled on ears, causing her to giggle. ’’Ok, so the first movie is The Note Book. It is a timeless romance. So snuggle up to your mate, and enjoy.’’ Johan squealed, thinking that her plan would work. During the first half of the movie, Harlow couldn't help but nod off. She found it boring the first time, and she still found it boring now the second time around. Someone touched Harlow, causing her to jump from her sleep. ''Popcorn?'' ''No Vince, I would rather to drink everyone's blood in this room.''

Lex speaks up while looking at Imre. "You killed your competitor or worst blackmailed them just to stop their business to compete with yours." Lex continues while slowly walking his way to Imre. "You are just like us." Lex exclaimed while he wave his hand in front of Imre. Imre ignored what Lex just said. Before, even though he had a bad character he still knows how to respect Mother Tree. And when Lex saw that Imre doesn't even bothered what he just said, he take a good look at Liam instead.

“What’s funny, debtor?” “I wonder why you told me to get the book when you clearly can’t even read a book page without wanting a nap,” she jabbed. “I can. But I already felt like sleeping after getting past the first sentence of this one,” he yawned again, stretching his arms above his head. “What made you request it then?” She shook her head, cleaning the glass sitting table—which looked like a single, massive slab of polished obsidian—with a dry towel. Torvin shrugged. “Kodak recommended it to every werewolf in our kingdom group. Kept blabbing about it, so I decided to know what the piece of garbage was all about.”

And God, the lie tastes like ashes on my tongue and stabs like a dagger into my heart. He gives a shocked laugh. “Are you making fun of my movie choosing skills?” "It was just an... unexpected choice." "I'll have you know How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days is one of my all-time favorite movies." "Oh, really? What are some others?" I shouldn't be asking this. I shouldn't care. I shouldn't be telling myself to make sure that I memorize what his next words will be. "Let's see. I love What Happens in Vegas, Bride Wars, Mr. and Mrs. Smith..."

"No no, the book's name is The Notebook. Ryan Gosling is in the film. I like him" Her smile turned dreamy. "Oh, so the book has a movie too. Why haven't I watched this movie yet? The words of it sound meaningful" I went into thinking of when was the last time I watched a movie! "You are always busy, Ali. Remember my movie treat is remaining." She shrugged. "Some other day. Now go to sleep" I yawned feeling tired, emotionally, and physically too. "Okayyyyy," She said dramatically and kept the iPad on the desk.

Women in tight clothes draped over bikers, music pounding from somewhere deeper in the building. A massive man with a shaved head blocked our path. Tattoos covered every inch of visible skin, and his eyes were flat and cold. "You brought her here?" His voice was gravel and rust. "The princess?" "She is under my protection, Jacks," Albert said. "Anyone touches her, they answer to me." Jacks looked me up and down like I was something he scraped off his boot. "Knox know about this?" "He will." Another biker appeared, younger, maybe late twenties with a cruel smile. "Damn, Ghost. Could not wait three more days? Had to bring your new toy home early?"

"Go downstairs and look at the documents. We will be a little noisy." Alex pressed the screen of his phone and reached out to her. "Bring the book over for me to see." "A book that children love to read. You want to read it too?" Jessie smiled and gave the book to him. "Harry Potter?" Alex looked at the cover and flipped to the inner page. "This book also filmed a movie." Jessie excitedly explained to him. When she saw him close the book, she bent over to get it. Alex handed the book to her but did not let go.