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His head no longer pounded though. "It's not so bad. Don't worry about it." He stood, they needed to get moving. Chase observed the dense foliage, looking undisturbed by human presence. He doubted help would come any time soon. They needed to find water and shelter, very soon. His throat felt like he had swallowed a handful of pebbles. The sun beat down mercilessly from its summit. He estimated the time to be around one in the afternoon. He flung his mutilated jacket onto the sand, tempted to remove his wet shirt but decided to keep it on. The last thing he needed now was a sunburn. God, what he would do for a pint of beer and a cheese burger. He laughed at himself. It's not like a MacDonald

Eva wasn’t the sort of girl to get her head turned by a good-looking man, but she was a sucker for a man with secrets, given she had one or two of her own. Chase manoeuvred the boat in the direction of the setting sun, which was now a fireball of red suspended on the smoky-blue plane of the horizon. A swathe of stratocumulus clouds reflected the burnished gold of the sun below and the grey and indigo bruise-like streaks of colour above.

The morning sunlight streamed through the mansion's windows, casting a warm glow over the opulent decor. Chase and I had decided to spend the day alone together, specifically saying he wanted a day away from pack duties and the problems challenging the pack, and just wanted us to spend time together. We aimed to create a perfect day, just for us. After a leisurely breakfast of scrambled eggs, crispy bacon, and freshly squeezed orange juice, Chase suggested a ride through the surrounding woods. I agreed, eager to escape the confines of the mansion and reconnect with nature.

I don't know why dad everyday read the newspaper. Soon mom came with my favorite meal. I ate my meal happily. "Slow down princess.", dad stated worriedly. It was only then I realize that I was eating way to fast. So I slowed down. I took the last sip of my choco. After which dad pointed his finger towards the window. I looked outside and jumped. The clouds have left the sky and the sun was blazing with all its glory. I rushed upstairs to my room and brought my favorite hello kitty ball. "Dad let's go outside and play catch-catch.", I said showing him my puppy eyes.

****Warning: book contains scenes of abuse, sexual content, violence, adult content, and foul language. Some scenes may be triggers to some and are not appropriate for all ages. Readers discretion is advised Thank you for reading- S.E Dymek**** Chasing: Her chest hit the cold hard ground. She laid flat against the ground trying not to be seen. Pieces of dirt floating up into the air around her. The smell of the earth invaded her nostrils. Her blonde braided hair falling infront of her dirt stained face as she looked out over their encampment. She had been tracking them for miles. It had felt like days had passed each time she got a little closer. She was counting them. They were the size of

"Yes, I come here at this time a lot so that I can clear my mind and sort out the issues that worry me." Storm was surprised at how genuine he was, he was a different Chase, and started to swim towards the waterfall. Chase had not moved and when she swam back he was still gazing at the moon and he seemed to be writing some characters in the air. "Is that a sign?"

If he wanted sweat, she would give it to him—but she would do it with her head held high. Xavier is using the sun to "purify" Chloe's ambitions, but he is inadvertently forging her resolve into something even harder. As the hours pass and the heat intensifies, Chloe's thoughts are focused on the racing track tomorrow. Will she have the strength left to handle a high-performance vehicle, or is Xavier's "health regimen" designed specifically to keep her off the track? Do you think Xavier will allow Chloe to leave the estate for her racing training tomorrow after she completes this "sunlight therapy"?

Solana walked around the town, the sign says that it is Scorch Hills. She doesn't know where to find this Kala Chase, she'd have to ask around which already gives her anxiety because she was never good at socializing with people. It was morning yet there are people who drink alcoholic beverages in broad daylight, what are they, some idiots? Solana cannot take the smell, her senses are all heightened and it makes her sensitive towards the things she hears and smells.

Ava's POV The drive back to Crescent Moon Pack felt like traveling toward a storm I could see gathering on the horizon but could not avoid. My hands twisted in my lap while Dante's driver navigated the familiar roads. Each mile brought me closer to Adrian and the confrontation I knew was waiting. Dante had offered to come with me but I refused. This was something I needed to face alone and his presence would only make things more complicated. The car pulled through the pack gates just after noon. Sunlight glinted off the main house windows and everything looked deceptively peaceful.

Nwa territory bayou Chloe slipped into her room, her mind racing. She changed quickly, then crept outside, bolting into the woods. Her breaths came sharp as she reached the edge of the clearing. There he was, Hunter, pacing back and forth. He stopped suddenly, his head snapping toward her. They stood frozen, staring at each other. She took a step. So did he. The closer they got, the more their wrists burned. “I just wanted to see you, Hunter,” Chloe said, her voice breaking. “I miss you.”