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“Evelyn, don't. Shut up!” “She has a right to know, Gabriel. You know it’s true.” A thick, suffocating dread spread through the forest. Ava’s pulse quickened to a painful, erratic beat. “What does that mean? Cain was the first. He was the anchor.” Evelyn looked directly into her eyes, her voice dropping to a whisper that somehow cut through the howling wind. “It means Cain wasn’t the first successful subject. He was just the first one who survived with his mind intact.”

“What did you say? I didn’t hear that clearly. Can you repeat yourself?” Gabriel knew Frank best. He knew the real meaning behind Frank’s questions. Frank had actually heard what Gabriel said. When he asked Gabriel to repeat himself, he was giving Gabriel a chance to take his words back. If it were the past, Gabriel might have cowardly taken his words back. However, he would not do so after seeing what happened to Abel during this period. Abel was treated unfairly because he chose his own wife. Even though they were Ruth’s elders, they had set her up and tried to kill her in West City. After she returned safe and sound, they spread a rumor of her getting back together with Caelus to ruin her

Once, I asked a little girl, Hand me your candy, For a jar of honey. She looked at me, As though I was mad, And held her candy, Away from me, Not realizing that, Deep down, I didn't need the candy, I just wanted to give her honey. The Lost Journals Of Eden Cain's POV

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Did he really think looking at Cain will bring back the dead feelings to life again? "And you also think I will be jealous of them?" I raised my voice all of a sudden. I was just not happy with them, assuming I still want Cain, that chapter of my life was over. The book in front of me was still more interesting than anything in the world, even after he had hurt me numerous times.

Cain fell. Like a puppet whose strings had been cut, he collapsed face first into the ground “Cain!” I screamed, scrambling over to him. He looked pale, his eyes fluttering open and shut. His breaths came in shallow rasps and my heart twirled into knots. “What the hell did you do?” Hazel dropped to his side too, shaking him fervently. “Cain!” Cains lips moved, but no words came out. “Trade.” His voice was shallow, empty even. “One soul for another.”

My thumbs hovered over the screen as I opened the notifications. Cain’s message read: "Eli, you need to listen to me. There is something else connected to that book. We didn't write everything that's in there." Cole’s message read: "Do not look at the back pages. Whatever you do, do not open it alone." I lowered my phone slowly, my breath catching in my throat. I looked down at the heavy sociology textbook clutched in my left hand.

Abel leaned down close to him. “You will live now as a human,” Abel said softly. “And as a cripple. You will wake every day knowing you lost. You will never hurt anyone again.” “Kill me,” Jax whispered, broken. “Please.” Abel straightened. “No.” He turned away. “I am done now,” Abel said. Xavier and Sophie met his gaze and nodded. The wind settled. Abel's reckoning was finished. Sophie stepped forward toward's the monster that raised her, her reckoning was about to begin.

Damon said softly. The werewolf began to laugh, his choked cackles echoing through the entire room, bouncing off the walls and returning to them. “That will never happen…” Abel wheezed. “Talk all you like, but we… are a divine creation…just like humans. I don’t know what you did to yourself… but you are NOTHING… but an ABOMINATION!” The words rolled off the Hunter like water over stone, and with another slashing motion from him, Abel’s head rolled to the floor, the echoes of his scream in the air.

He heaved emotionally and thoughtfully. That alone caught Clancy's sympathy, he knew William had also felt pain, he just couldn't describe it to anyone except himself. He never knew their deepest pain came from the very genesis of life, what an experience. "Lilith succeeded in manipulating Eve, turned her against God's will and led Adam into the path of suffering and pain. After been casted off the paradise we were suppose to be like pigs, more suffering erupted." William explained "Within these agonies, Cain and Abel were born and in these same agonies, Cain murdered his brother. That's where it all started."