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Cherry flavor. The lollipop Jace gave me is cherry-flavored. If anyone in class had turned around, they would have seen Jace tracing his fingers along my neck. We would’ve been caught, and that would’ve been it—game over. Stupid. So stupid. This game we’re playing is far too dangerous. My hair is still over my shoulder, and I leave it there, trying to concentrate on the numbers in front of me. But Hannah keeps snorting beside me.

“It’s been ages since I’ve been out with adults.” “In a place without placemats to color on and balloons bobbing everywhere,” Channing added. “Oh pooh, you guys wouldn’t have it any other way,” Keely inserted. “Am I right?” She elbowed AJ, who’d just knocked back another shot. “Totally. I love my guys, but I forced myself not to skip out the door because I was so looking forward to this girl’s night. Damn this is good. What is it?” “A cherry bomb. Blake got me hooked on them over at the Rusty Spur.”

“Oh relax, Benji. It’s a holographic party charm. And it’s themed.” The “theme,” if one could still call it that after Chelsea got her hands on it, was a chaotic mashup of Encanto, magical creature menagerie, forest fairy tale, and… was that a mini bouncy house shaped like the Blood Moon Pack crest? Tora didn’t know whether to cry, laugh, or beg someone to bring her a cupcake and a bottle of apple juice spiked with something strong.

My heart pounded louder in my chest as I stared at the person who was in front of her spread pussy Hazel She would look at the camera and back to plumping her fingers into Cherry's pussy "Does that fucker husband of yours make you feel this way?" Hazel moaned on the screen and Cherry shook her head, throwing her head back "No... fucking no, I don't feel a thing for him and you know that, oh goodness, I've missed you, baby," Cherry moaned out. That voice that I would recognize anywhere

She smiles at her phone, while nodding at me in affirmation and says something that catches my attention. "Um, Cherry have you seen the new hotel in the heart of Lost Angeles, oh my God, the hotel is killing, I can't wait to lodge in there and experience their too notch service." I smile at her enthusiasm and she continues, " And here it says, in the news too headlines, Cortez Hotels assigns Cherlins Co-operatives for the dressing and decoration of the hotel." She says and I immediately spit out my coffee from my mouth and she gasps, "What is it?"

"Goodbye, Orion." The lingering warmth of her kiss made Orion uneasy. He forced a faint smile before driving away quickly. Once out of sight, he pulled out a wet wipe and vigorously scrubbed his cheek, then tossed it out the window. Chenelle's smile faded as she stood there, her hand slowly opening to reveal a delicately crafted hedgehog keychain. She turned it over and found two letters engraved on the bottom: JS!

"I forgot. I was thinking about the piece. The commission. The—" "The commission that is always urgent. The piece that is always demanding. The attention that is always elsewhere when the domestic is required." "That's not fair." "Isn't it?" Arthie turned, the face that was controlled, the emotion that was channeled to precision rather than volume. "The door last week. The burner left on Tuesday. The—" "Those were different. The burner was—"

Zuri chirps in. “The painting! It’s a dancing bride.” I turn to her, my blood pumping wildly through my veins. “I don’t know why, but Bhyron is obsessed with some faceless, dancing image of a bride. He has a tattoo of her on his back, he named his club after her, and now… this painting.” Zuri leans forward, her features lighting up in excitement. “Then there’s definitely more to this painting. I think something is hidden behind it…” “Like a secret room!”

It was a circus of mascara and exhaustion. Cherry, grinned. “Damn. We are recruiting nothing but hot people this week—first Red, now Bambi? Gonna start thinking HR got taste.” Domina snorted. “Riko is the HR.” “Explains the trauma,” Cherry muttered, but the grin never left her face. Raven sat in the corner, quiet. She hadn’t even looked up from lacing her boots until the name Bambi landed in the room like a soft thud. Then she raised her eyes slowly—and stared.

I passed Polly in the hallway. She was pushing a handcart piled with ten or so boxes, arms trembling. Seeing me, she stopped and lowered her head to let me pass. "Distribution going okay?" I asked. "…So-so," her voice hoarse. I nodded and walked on. After a few steps, I glanced back. She was still there, hands on the cart, shoulders slumped. The snowlight outside cast pale shadows on her face—white, almost bloodless. The next day, my assistant mentioned casually while dropping off documents, "Mr. Bassett… the employees secretly created a group chat. They call it the 'Cherry Victims Alliance.'"