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EVE It suddenly dawned on me that I was oblivious to everything happening around me. But how? I thought I knew Noah so well, and Ian, there was never a hint of him being part of anything dark or illegal. “You okay?” Noah asked when he noticed me staring at him for too long. “Hmm.” I forced a smile. “You didn’t have to end your call like that. Wasn’t it important?” “No, it wasn’t,” he said rubbing my head softly as he walked away.

Her emotional blindness baffled him. Heath remembered the night his life had changed forever. He chuckled to himself, remembering his initial reaction as they pulled his battered, 1970, dirt-brown, Chevy Nova up to the abandoned Baptist Church building. "Hmm, you're sure this is the right address," he had questioned skeptically. "Yup," May-Ellen had answered, "We don't rent buildings and waste resources we could put to better use." Her beautiful Auburn hair was tied into pigtails that night. Heath was mesmerized by how they bounced as she spoke. "We find places nobody else wants," she proudly explained. "It's always better to use something that already exists instead of forcing new things in

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Somehow, Noel pulled my phone from my hand and scrolled through the chapters. “Oh, this. Is this the story about an evil woman marrying a poor farmer’s child? And they grow their influence together?” He summed. “Yes it is! How do you know?” “I’ve read them before, but just a few chapters…” He scrolled down, seeking the newer chapters. “Wait…” Ricky’s eyebrow creased. “You read novels, Noel?” He’s asking the obvious. “Well, most of us do.” Ricky paused. “But I thought you only read ancient scriptures?”