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But when I saw Tatiana's name on the screen, I was genuinely shocked. In both lives, we had never exchanged a private phone call. We both loved Matthew. In my past life, I refused to give him up, and she hated me for a lifetime. She even taught my own son to reject me. In this life, I retreated first. I removed myself from everything and escaped to the far Northern Territory. I never imagined we would speak at all. After a moment's hesitation, I answered. "Why aren't you coming back for the Full Moon Festival?" Her voice was stiff and unfriendly. It completely lacked warmth.

by Ava Max was playing: “There's a silence, in the woods after it snows That's the vibe now, of the piece inside my soul Like a spider, there's a web that you have wove There's a heart now, where there used to be a ghost And ooh, yeah it's making me uneasy Now I hear sounds in the hallway Rocking chairs are moving on their own I'm falling for youSo much so that it's freaking me out …” I sang along softly Ethan looked at me I smiled and shrugged my shoulders “It is a nice song” I said “If you say so.” He chuckled. The city blurred outside the window. And the unknown adventure awaiting us. As we glided through the city, the scenery shifted from towering skyscrapers to lush parks. I gazed out t

The morning was breathtaking. The golden sun stretched its radiant arms across the city, kissing the skyscrapers with warmth and illuminating the streets with an ethereal glow. It was as if the world itself had paused, basking in its own reflection. The crisp air carried a promise—of power, of opportunity, of something shifting just beneath the surface. Mika stepped out of the sleek black car, her heels clicking against the polished marble driveway of Red Carpet Productions. She barely noticed the admiring glances that followed her; she was used to them. Today, however, admiration meant nothing—results did.

Maybe I'll kiss your scars and wrap your insecurities around the sun and we will watch it burn like the sky on a new year. Maybe I'll kiss your soul and ask your spirit if it is new here.. I've seen you before I've loved you before I died and came back Just to love you some more_______ CRYSTAL------ Before you met me, my day was calm and my night was restless I am not oblivious to the chaos asleep in my heart Or the tornado flushing in my head There is a hurricane wheezing around my lungs A summer heat bubbling in my belly Pent up frustration hovers beside my ears

I walked toward the glass windows that looked out over the New York skyline. The morning sun was rising, cutting through the grey clouds left behind by the storm. The tall towers of the city were glowing with a pink light. Below the yellow taxicabs were small like toys moving smoothly along the streets. It was a world. A world that had felt like a prison to me a few hours ago.. Now looking at it my heart felt different. "Rita, look at me, " Maya said, her voice dropping into a whisper as she walked up behind me. "Tell me you didn't just say what I think you said. Tell me the lack of sleep is just making you crazy."

People across the city woke, feeling it too — a pulse in their chests, steady, ancient, loving. Screens flickered on their own, displaying only one message: > THE FLOW HAS RETURNED. Kaela stood in the center of the square, arms spread wide. The ember in her heart pulsed once, and light rippled outward. Streetlamps ignited in soft flame. Windows glowed with living light. The entire city began to hum — the same rhythm echoing from every wall, every soul. > thrum … silence … thrum … silence …

I was running late. "it's okay, we'll take care of her," Sam said smiling at me. "Okay bye." I rushed out. "bye!" I heard them call. I took a cab to the company. I was nervous. I adjusted my clothes going into the building. I saw a lady, was she the secretary? I went to her. "hi, I am the new employee. Lily Hayden." I said. "oh... Please go through the elevator." "thank you." I smiled. Then turned around to go to the elevator.

MIA’S POV Silence had never felt this loud before. It sat with me. Wrapped around me. Pressed into my chest like something heavy and unspoken. I stood by the window of my apartment, staring out at the city lights that stretched endlessly below. New York didn’t stop for heartbreak. It didn’t pause for betrayal. It didn’t care. Maybe that was why I liked it. It didn’t pretend. My reflection stared back at me through the glass. Calm.

"You should’ve left that piece of trash a long time ago. Go to Vaelith. Start over. Forget all of this." I nodded hard. Then the boarding announcement echoed through the terminal. I let go of Harper and turned toward security. Before stepping through, I looked back one last time at the city behind me. I was leaving my youth and tears, as well as the man I once loved more than anything. But from this moment on, it was over. "Goodbye, Kian. It's good riddance forever."