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"You don't get it, Leonardo, I no longer want to have anything to do with you but I will not quit till you find a replacement. She went back to her office which I am grateful for. I decided to try every means to gain her trust again. #Hello my sweethearts❤️ Can't for reading my book, I am not Perfect yet but I am trying my best pls leave a common and remember to like my book and vote for me. I hope you enjoyed this chapter.

she countered and tried moving. His eyes closed in frustration at his stubbornness. With his arms stretched at both sides to cover the door. “There are some conversations you don’t interrupt because they could be the turning point of someone’s life. Just let her be, I will take you to her later”, he sounded persuasive this time. She had to surrender and walked back to her bed even though she was still confused at the reason why he was so bent on stopping her from going to see her. “Do you want to stay here with me?” she asked when he picked back the book to resume reading.

Ronan said eventually. “She’ll live,” I snapped. “That’s the point.” After they left, I stood alone in the room listening to the fire crackle low in the hearth and the distant sound of steel on steel from the training yard beyond the window. The Rogues wanted blood. And I couldn’t afford weakness. Not now. I turned toward the door, but paused at the small shelf near the hearth. Her books were still there, the ones she’d asked to have brought from the library. Most were still untouched as she lay in bed, too ill to fetch them.

She said as she left in a hurry She just don't want to be asked about that day The moment she left Mr Smith stared at her for sometime before standing up from the chair and picked up the book that she Kept His hands stroked on the cover of the book "Sorry, there are things you don't need to know now, I can only keep it from you " He said as he returned the book were she couldn't find it Because he knows that Lisa is a curious type Her curiousity that's already risen when she saw the book If she sees it the second time, he really won't know what to did

I left without the witch's potion, which was not ready yet. Stepping off the plane, a stunning she-wolf caught my eye. Leaning on a sleek sports car, she greeted me, "Welcome to Wolfen Kingdom." She was the beta, a fierce beauty marked by battle. I had erased her scars myself. Her guidance had me settling into the fast life in no time. I had broken free from a love gone sour, unleashing the pain I had bottled up for so long. Night after night, I cried freely, yet by day, I was a powerhouse at work. I let myself be vulnerable but never weak enough to turn back.

“No, I didn’t mean it—” “Listen, staying here for a little too long might have somehow confused you that you are here for sightseeing or on a vacation. I already warned you that the only way you can survive here is by staying put and asking me for shits like a book isn’t exactly doing as you are told.” Her eyes brimmed with unshed tears showing that my message was being passed across and received just right. “Now unless you want me to get you that book and flatten you into one while at it, you will stop talking to me or dare to ask me for anything. Do you understand?”

“I brought you here because the next few days won’t be easy. The faes...they might attack, and staying at Barbara’s would be risky to them and put their lives in danger. Sorry for not telling you beforehand.” Serena let out a shuddering breath. Even if she wanted to stay at Barbara’s place, she didn’t want to put them in danger, not for her. Staying alone wasn’t even an option, not with the book she owned and now that she knew its value and importance, she could connect that break into her old apartment and to her room as an attempt to steal this book. She looked at Dorian while the latter was already waiting for a reply. “I have no other choice, do I?”

I look to see her in the eye. “Are you going to listen now?” I reach for the book, but she lifts it. “Give that back.” Why can’t I just read? It’s all I want to do. But Maddie steps back. “Maddie, I don’t- Just let me read!” “You’ve been inside avoiding everyone since coming back.” “It’s been more than enough time to settle things.” Maddie stares down at me with no smile. “I don’t want any more excuses.” She’s holding my book ransom. I give a straggled cry as Maddie tucks the book under her arm.

“ Now, Now, there is no way you are thinking that you can leave and even get this book now are you? Don’t forget that if you are leaving the pack then I don’t owe you anything, you can leave without taking anything.” “I am not leaving now,” she hurriedly said, her eyes locked on the book that was a rare treasure. She has been looking for a book on ancient magic for so long but she hasn’t been able to find one even after looking in the library for so long. And now that one was in front of her, how can she ignore it? “ I am going to leave after taking care of Lily.”

“Excuses….. excuses….. excuses. I guess that is the only thing you are good at.” “ I am not making an excuse. People are allowed to keep the book for more than a week if they make a special application.” She tried to say in an even tone but it wavered slightly towards the end. “Whatever! I have no time to waste on people like you.” She said airily and stormed out of the door. “What a great way to start the day,” Sia muttered under her breath and checked the register to ensure that all the entries were in order. Then she walked along the shelves, running her hand over the books. She halted when she reached the ‘Fantasy’ section and pulled out a book titled, ‘Survival’.