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Dean's voice trembled with a mix of fear and disbelief. Benjamin let out a cold chuckle, his face drawing close to the side of Dean's neck. He took a deep breath as if savoring some sweet, intoxicating scent. "Of course I recognize you," he murmured, "Your scent, it's something I'll never forget in my life." A wave of nausea churned in Dean's stomach; the revulsion so strong he felt as though he might vomit. "Let go of me!" Dean nearly screamed, his struggles intensifying, but it only made Benjamin's smile grow bigger.

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

I take an envelope out of my purse and push it forward to the person on my left. "Could you please read this Mr Benjamin?" I said as he nodded. Picking up the envelope, opening it and bringing out a piece of paper. The moment his mouth drops I smiled. "Mr Benjamin." I called as his eyes trailed down to me. "Would you gladly spill the contents of the document you read just now?" I said as all eyes stared down at Benjamin as he looked hesitant. "Of..of course Miss Jillian." He stuttered. Flagging the documents to his colleagues.

“I swear, I have three children at times. She practically lives here if she isn’t at the Pack hospital or university.” With both plates in hand, I reach the opened door of my loft and find my best friend, Benjamina, aka Benji sitting crossed leg in the middle of my bed with a medical book open in her lap and her laptop propped up on my pillows with a video of what looks like a butthole with a tube up it? GROSS! “BENJI! For goddess’ sakes, what are you watching?!”

“If she catches a single weird vibe from any of us, she’s going to read our expressions like an open book.” “Which is why we are using her favorite weakness against her,” Benjamin said smoothly, walking into the kitchen with his coat already on. “The library archives at the North Academy main campus.” Right on cue, Benjamin waited until Faith walked downstairs, looking refreshed in a simple cream sweater. Before she could even pour herself a cup of tea, Benjamin stepped into her path, holding a thick, deliberately messy stack of holographic data drives.

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.

Avery stepped inside. Benjamin sat at his desk, hunched over old documents, his hand trembling slightly as he tried to steady himself. He looked older than he had even a week ago—guilt and fear had carved lines into his face that no one cared to notice. “Avery,” he said without lifting his gaze, as if he’d been expecting her. “It’s late. You shouldn’t be awake.” Her hand tightened at her side. “Neither should you… after everything you’ve done.” His head jerked up. His eyes narrowed. “What is that supposed to—”

“Are you sure? Don’t you have some business or work appointment?” He chuckled, “I am business. Without me, it no function.” His teeth sparkled even in the shade from the parking lot, how can a man be so…charming? He just wants to fuck you...Benjamin’s insipid words oscillated in my mind. Benjamin was just a selfish bully who wanted nobody else to have some semblance of joy in their life. I flung my head, ridding my head of the thoughts I had of him.

Incredible. "You're reading the wrong edition, Brian." Melissa, a classmate from the art subject, winked at him playfully. "Josephine clouded your head you can't discern the right book to read, huh?" "Sod off." He mock-glared at her before standing up. "Careful on the fifth isle! A tigress is sleeping in there." "Your manners is as astounding as your grades. This is a library, learn to be quiet." "Ooh, harsh."