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If it weren't for Violen, I would never have been this friendly to my enemies. Martin's body shook at my screams "I'm sorry. I, I didn't know things would be like this." said Martin. An answer that doesn't make sense to me. For a boy who works with Julian, that is enough to prove how reckless Martin is with his world." Julian's men don't deserve such an answer. If you still love your head, tell me everything, "I shouted over to Martin.

Mia interrupted, her voice thick with emotion but gentle. Martin blinked. “I…what?” “April already told us everything. You were the one in her letter.” Mia’s eyes glistened as she stepped closer. “The unlikely person whom she'd fallen in love with.” Before he could say a word, she stepped forward and wrapped her arms around him. “Thank you, Martin,” she whispered, her voice cracking with sincerity. “For making her last days worthwhile.” Those words pierced straight through him. He had tried so hard to stay away, to remain silent, to let grief fester alone. But here it was, acceptance. Grace. Forgiveness.

“Did I just witness the Maurice Bryan asleep on the job? No, this must be a dream. Someone call the press! The machine bleeds. The legend snores!” Maurice shot him a look that could’ve melted steel. “What do you want, Martin?” he muttered, his voice gravelly with sleep as he rubbed his temple. “Oh, just the documents due in an hour,” Martin replied, plopping into the chair opposite him, still grinning. “But I see the great Maurice hasn’t even touched them. Should I send flowers to mark this historic moment?” Maurice exhaled slowly, already sifting through the files. “You’ll have them in thirty minutes.”

Martin asked, his head tilting to the side while he searched my face. "I'm fine. Let's focus on your assignment." We worked through the material slowly. Normally I loved the challenge of figuring out how to reach him, but today, everything felt just like I was wading through mud. "Jace could probably help with this," Martin said suddenly, staring at a diagram of an early football formation. "He knows everything about football. It’s a shame he’s he's still in the hospital, I miss him." My hand stopped moving on the worksheet.

The company needs this. She squeezed her eyes shut, trying to banish the haunting image of the mountain of debt that had plagued her sleep for months. "Niana? Are you still in there?" Patricia’s voice drifted through the door, followed by a rhythmic, gentle knock. "The Millers are downstairs. Don’t keep them waiting too long, darling. First impressions are everything."

Fear and dread grip my heart as I go over the words scribbled on the paper, in a handwriting that I knew too well. “Enjoy the fun times while it lasts, runaway whore. Soon, I will return for what is mine.” -Roland Martin.

“You’re here.” “I’m here.” Martin closed the door behind him. Stepped closer. The chain felt heavy in his pocket, but he pulled it out—silver glinting under the desk lamp. Held it out. “I read the letters. All of them. I want to wear this again. But only if we do this right. No more half-truths. No more hiding. No more running.”

Martin opened the door. “Oh, I am sorry…” Dr. Martin apologized, staring at Anna. He faced Cohen, explaining, “I didn’t know you have a visitor.” Anna smiled. “It’s fine, you can come in, sir,” she permitted. “I am leaving already.” Dr. Martin beamed, slightly curtsying his head. “Thanks,” he appreciated, adding, “I just want to inform him I am going out and may not come back today…” He stared at Franklin, informing, “I am going out and may not come back again. I already told your friend to come back tomorrow for the DNA test.”

The man nibbled my earlobe, his voice hoarse and slurred, "Must have been the wind, baby…" Suddenly, lines of floating comments suddenly swept past in front of my eyes. [Ahhh, I'm going to combust out of excitement! This climax of the entire story is coming up!] [Yeah, ignore that idiot outside! If it weren't because his calls yesterday didn't go through, he would have starved you for a few more days!] [I'm dying! Did you see his expression when he saw that red racing helmet the moment he came in? His brows were so tightly knit they could've crushed a fly! He really thought of everything except his own brother, haha!]

“I want him dead, Vivian. I want to know he’s gone, for Lily, for Noah, for Hope.” My throat tightened, my pulse faltering as I pictured their faces, my hands trembling with the need to protect them. Before Vivian could respond, the door creaked open, and a nurse stepped in, her eyes calm but guarded, her heart professional as she held a small envelope. “This was left for you at the desk,” she said, her hands extending the card. My pulse quickened, my throat raw as I took it, my eyes stinging with dread. The words inside hit like a punch: I saw your little offspring but he would have looked better if you made him with me. My heart sank, my stomach churning as my hands trembled, my eyes burni