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Ian's eyes darkened when he heard her sarcastic tone. The blaze in their gazes was visible. They almost forgot that they were not the only people who were in the living room. Everyone noticed it. Ian's father, Alpha Martin, spoke up. "Ian, why are you teasing Ava? I know you must be upset because you do not want any of your pack members to migrate to another pack. But she came back." Angela, Ava's mother, gripped her hand and whispered, "Don't be sad. Alpha is a little cold towards others.”

"Go in there, look him in those piercing blue eyes, and speak such beautiful Spanish that he forgets how to be a jerk for five minutes. You're the best, remember that!" Selena smiled, the nerves in her stomach settling just a little. "Thanks, guys. I'm going to show him that I'm not just a 'clumsy girl' who falls into his arms." "Though, falling into those arms again wouldn't be the worst thing..." Erica teased with a wink, earning a playful glare from Selena as she grabbed her bag and headed out the door. Meanwhile, on the other side of Milan, the atmosphere was a stark contrast.

Please make your choice. The prompt came again. I closed my eyes and made up my mind. "I'm going home." There was nothing left here worth staying for, no one left worth saving. [Exchange complete. Passage home will now open.] As the words settled, the sky shifted. A crimson glow spread overhead as the earth began to tremble, a deep rumble rolling beneath our feet. "It's a sign from the heavens!" The crowd erupted in celebration. People cheered, pointed at the sky, and praised what they believed was a blessing.

Camila Madam Melania’s tears flowed silently as my mother spoke, her words clearly resonating deep within. It was as if my mother’s honesty had pierced through the protective shell Melania had built around herself, a shell she had grown used to hiding behind. For a moment, she looked vulnerable, raw even. The steely coldness that often defined her seemed to melt, leaving behind only a woman burdened by fear and guilt.

, Hazel patted Melanie's cheeks, waking her up from going into the world of darkness. No!my heart can never bear your separation! You are breaking me, no after everyone you can't .leave me.."Hazel..please ...You ", "Please!H--hazel...",Melanie tried to open her lips,as the devastating pain was taking her life slowly. "Im sorry!I failed.. failed to protect ...protect ..",Her smile was painful yet her eyes held a glint of some kind of undesirable fear in them.Caressing Hazel's cheek, she forced herself to breathe steadily."look ...at ", Melanie tried to trace someone behind her."Ru...ru..",but before Melanie could complete her last sentence,her struggling eyes gave up.

“I’d pick one and you pick the other” “Cool” “Chocolate” “I knew you would say that, mint with coconut” “I love that; please make the mint in large size plus extra coconut” “Do as the lady says” “Thanks Carl” Melanie said as he dropped her off the saloon “I will be back in an hour” “Do you think I will be safe here?” “Look in that direction, what do you see?” “Nothing” “Look closely” “I see a man in black suit and shades”

“My husband bought it for me just recently. Now, I need to get back home first, but I’ll talk to you again later, right? You’ve come home from abroad—I think that’s an occasion befitting me treating you to a diner.” Mateo did not reject her offer. “Mm, sounds great! Honestly, I just wanna catch up with you over a hearty meal,” he said. “See you soon; be careful while on the road. Oh, and by the way, your daughter is incredibly gorgeous… just like her mother.” Melanie’s face flushed pink. She drove and fled the parking basement in a frenzy. She was really starting to think that the girl Mateo referred to was herself… But could it be? Could his crush really be Melanie Lark?!

This is how it has been for the past two weeks, and she wishes it could continue. Melina gets right to work, hoping to get through the day without bumping into him. She sings and dances while working, as she always does. Her spirit has lifted these past few days. Knowing she can’t simply erase what happened, she's doing her best to put it behind her. Today’s song is by Alicia Keys. It’s called No One.

"When you get better, I'll take you to see the aurora." "When you get better, we'll open up a little shop of our own. No more barbecue, because that's too much work." "When you get better, let's get married." I always forced a smile on my face, nodding to each and every word. "Alright." However, both of us knew that the future he spoke about would never come. Finally, one quiet night, bathed in silver moonlight, I suddenly sat up. Evan, who was dozing by my bedside, startled awake and rubbed his eyes. "What's wrong, Melody? Are you in pain?"

“You used my grief like a leash. You made yourself a monster.” Melania’s lips trembled, fury twisting her features. “No,” she whispered, shaking her head. “No, no–you still love me. I know you do. I can fix this. I can fix us.” “There’s no us anymore, Melania,” Micah said. “There will never be an us.” The words hit harder than any blow. Melania shrieked–an animal sound, furious and guttural–and her body lit up with a violent surge of dark magic. She slammed both hands into Micah’s chest, unleashing a shockwave that cracked the ground beneath them.