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I wanted to do all these things, but I was the secret he so badly wanted to keep. “Are you sleeping or are you thinking about Benjamin?” My eyes almost fell out of my skull, what the fuck? I read the text over over again, slowly and as fast as possible to try and ascertain every word he said. Benjamin? Why would he say that? How did he even know? Did Benjamin come out to him? My mouth was dry, almost like it had been sandpapered by the desert.

I found myself wondering how long he had stood outside, working up the courage to come in. “Where have you been, Benjamin?” “I got scared.” “Why?” He shrugged. “I had to get away.” “Where did you go?” “Nowhere.” I let the contradiction pass. Benjamin was full of them. His hands fidgeted, searching for refuge, eventually disappearing into his pockets. “Do you want to take off your coat?” “It’s OK.” “Well, at least sit down.” I gestured toward my office. He moved inside, pausing in front of the bookshelves, scanning the titles. Most of them were texts on psychology and animal behaviour. After a moment, he reached out and tapped a spine.

It leaves me dumbfounded. I slip from the car, Maxwell close behind me. We follow the large man, who also opens the front door with my luggage in hand. Once we enter and he closes it behind us, he quickly disappears. An overwhelmingly strong sickness twists my stomach at the thought of staying here. It’s going to be so pleasant and very eventful or the exact opposite. Maxwell We find Benjamin in his library pretending to be scholarly. He holds open an ancient book hoping to get intrigue, but he gets an eye roll instead. He’ll find out soon enough that Charlie isn’t easy to please.

I turned and saw that Benjamin walked in. He looked like he hadn’t slept in days, his eyes were red, his shoulders heavy, and his clothes wrinkled. But behind all that weariness, there was something new in his expression. It wasn’t the hollow pain I had seen the day the DNA results crushed us. There was something softer, something almost like relief. He stepped into the room slowly, as if he wasn’t sure if he was allowed, and then, without a word, he came closer and bent down. His arms went around me, pulling me into him.

At the very least, Benjamin must have dealt with people from the underground world before. As far as I knew, though my information was limited, Benjamin had lived comfortably in Asia with his parents. A wealthy life, far removed from the dark world. Something felt off. There was something not right about Benjamin’s attitude. “I’m not looking for trouble,” Benjamin said. “I came because I thought, why wait until tomorrow when I can see Miss Anna today?” “By coming here, you are looking for trouble, dude,” Nathaniel snapped. “Alright then. I’ll leave now.” Benjamin looked at me and smiled. “I came here to show my sincerity, Miss Anna. Anytime you need me, you can reach out, and I’ll be waiting

He closed the book and placed it on the bedside table and took off his glasses. "You read?" Isabella asked "I like reading" Benjamin said "Me too" Isabella said excited at having a common hobby "Oh that's great. We could share our books" Benjamin said "What were you reading?" Isabella asked as she sat on the bed facing him. "The Battle of Belonging" "What is the plot? Is it action genre?" Isabella asked Benjamin chuckled "It's not fiction Isabella. It's a book on patriotism and nationalism. Written by a famous politician." Benjamin said and Isabella made a face

Rachel had not replied much then, but the words stayed with her longer than she expected. When she finally got up, she moved around the house quietly. Benjamín was already awake in the living room. He was sitting more comfortably now than before, his body showing clear signs of recovery, even though he was still not fully strong. “Good morning, Miss” Benjamin said lightly. “Huh?” Rachel smirked “Problem?” He asked “No, sir. Thank you. Good morning.” She gave the sarcastic remark. “I think I love being jobless because I can't imagine the stress of going to work every morning.” He said

Benjamin simply grabbed the papers, his eyes cutting across the room to lock onto mine. "Get up, Jane," Benjamin whispered. "The soft life is officially dead. It's time to run."

After getting to spend time with Anna and her beautiful daughter, Orion drove us back home. Benjamin rushed to his bedroom and strangely, he was set in a good mood.. " Do you think, Benjamin would grow up to fall in love with Anna's daughter?". As we approached the door to our bedroom I was compelled to ask him. " Maybe, or they might just be friends '. He answered my question and then went into our bedroom _ I was just about entering when I met Nova leaving the room, she looked all dressed up and it was evident that she was heading out for the evening...

He came out of the kitchen and placed breakfast on the table. “Benjamin…” Summer seemed to be avoiding his gaze. She felt a little diffident. “Aren’t you going to ask about those things online?” She was afraid of Benjamin questioning her. “Someone has already admitted to the truth online,” Benjamin said in a relaxed tone. When the sun shone on his white dress shirt, the cloth appeared to be a little piercing to the eye. Summer became nervous. She instinctively wanted to take her cell phone, but remembered that Benjamin had tossed it on the back seat in his car and never brought it to the apartment.