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The blackouts had stopped and he assisted me with all my insatiable urges and cravings. I walked down the hallway to the stairs and down the kitchen. Everywhere seemed empty and Thane had a meeting in his office with Noir and Valdus. I craved meat badly but I couldn't eat what wasn't tasted. I went to Nala's room and knocked on the door. She came out a few moments later. "Hungry again?" I nodded sheepishly. She smiled at me and followed me to the kitchen. A maid stood at the counter chopping vegetables. "The queen would like steak"

she asked. “We walked,” Chris offered politely. “Across town?” she gasped. With a hint of a smile on her face, my friend proceeded to explain that we lived in the very large borough of Queens where people walked far greater distances than the few miles we’d ventured to attend the funeral. In Queens, walking was cheaper, and often faster, than taking a cab or driving a car. “It won’t take us long to get to your home,” I said firmly. “Our legs are strong.”

It was large enough for 20 people to sit around comfortably. There were several paintings hanging on the walls, depicting various landscapes from faraway lands. All were painted beautifully and elegantly, giving off an air of elegance. "Such a super rich bastard", I bubbled in my heart as I opened the door silently and Successfully got outside of the building. One would've thought a beast should have his house built in the wild, but no, this one beast is living among humans, even in the best house and the best street in New York, Knickerbocker Ave, Brooklyn.

They walked up to the woman. ‘Hello my name is Anna…’ ‘Tucker and these are your associates Dominion and John, Mr. Quinn has been expecting you’ the woman said interrupting Amanda. ‘Ah’ Amanda replies. The woman leads them into the office then leaves. The so called Mr. Quinn is man in his late forties; he is a politician and also the owner and Ceo of Lush Homes. ‘Mr. Quinn’ Amanda says smiling cunningly as she brings out her hand to shake him.

“Quit while you’re ahead, Butcher. You know what happens to snitches…” They were mauled in the street, on the way to the car after a nice meal at their favorite restaurant, in broad daylight in the midst of afternoon traffic. Stabbed with knives from every direction, they would have thirty knife wounds before they hit the street—and the attackers would blend into the crowd. There were more codes than mine. “So, you do know him?” “If you wanted to play poker, you should have brought the cards.” I smirked slightly at the joke. “I’ll find him.”

Saying that, Rex showed Charlotte the couch pointing his index finger and asserted, "Please sit down." Listening to Rex's words, Charlotte frowned and said in her mind, "I can't live looking at his behaviour. What a drama queen! Hey bastard, did I tell you to romance with me or did I forbid you to eat? Now, all my appetite has gone seeing your drama. If you're hungry then eat food. There are so many of them. But please don't eat my brain. You are so cheesy. A drama queen. Someone please save me from this drama queen."

Vincent bursts out laughing as he sees him fall and rise again, while Tasha stands at the doorway and rolls her eyes. She starts pointing to the kitchen and says, "There's a spider." Mum appears from behind her, smiling sheepishly at us, as Dad rolls his eyes and rises to move towards them. "So, what are your thoughts?" Warren asks from beside me, unfazed about the present situation. "I think it's good," I shrug. Warren looks out the window and nods. "And, what are your thoughts?" I ask, moving closer to him. He sighs, "Sure, I think it is sufficient. But do you think it's a good idea to just invite a random Mafia into ours?"

Daphnée accepted the glass of champagne from Mario, who took it from a passing server and asked, “Is Emilia here too?” “No, we have her waiting outside, but I think Mr Bardi has someone fetching her right now,” he answered. Mario looked at Daphnée who was looking toward the VIP area and asked, “What are your plans, Queen?” “I am the owner here. If they want to see me, they need to come find me,” she said and made her way back up the steps and went to the break room that overlooked the club. “Queen?” Alessandro called to her as he entered. She was overlooking the club that was slowly filling up with guests while she drank the champagne.

His dark, smoldering eyes locked onto her figure, tracking the bare expanse of her throat and the loose drape of her black silk tank top with an intensity so thick and heavy that the temperature in the room seemed to rise by five degrees. In Capital City, Brandon Blackwood was legendary for his absolute, icy detachment from women. Famous supermodels had wept when he refused to acknowledge their presence at charity galas. Billionaire heiresses had tried to faint into his arms, only for his personal bodyguards to drag them away like trash. He never attended private parties, never entertained female guests, and never spoke more than three words to any woman who crossed his path. Yet here he was

"I told you on Thursday, I'm not doing the whole Shakespeare-actor voice thing today. I got a delivery coming in ten minutes. You want the usual chopped cheese or not?" My heart did a flip. He knows my name. This wasn't just a random merchant hall—this was HER merchant hall! The Brooklyn Sigrun was a regular customer here! "Ah!" I said quickly, plastering a wide, brilliant smile across my face. "Yes! Of course! The... the chopped cheese! Prepared with great haste and precision!" "Right," the merchant grunted, turning back to the hot griddle and slapping a fresh mound of ground meat onto the iron surface. "One chopped cheese. Extra hot sauce, no tomatoes, like always?"