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Aria leaned back, a thoughtful expression on her face. She studied Ella for a moment, her gaze unusually sharp. “You look… different, though.” Ella’s heart gave a little lurch. She tried to keep her expression neutral. “Different? How so?” Aria shrugged, stirring her espresso with a tiny spoon. “I don’t know. More radiant, maybe? Like you’ve been on a really good vacation, not just a trip.” Her eyes narrowed slightly. “Did you meet someone?” Ella forced a laugh, a littl e too loud, a little too quick. “No! No, nothing like that. Just Paris. It’s magical, you know? It just makes you feel good.”

The storm on Sanctuary Island had just passed, the air thick with the scent of sea salt. Elara sat on the glass terrace by the cliff, sketching. She wore a stylish burgundy velvet dress, its hem rippling gently in the sea breeze, like a blood-red rose blooming on the cliff's edge. Just then, the elevator door dinged open. Dante Rossi stepped out. The moment his gaze fell on Elara, he froze. He had never seen Elara like this before – no longer Serena's meek shadow, but a queen radiating raw power.

Joy felt his heart as he listened to the hip-hop song that emitted from the speaker of his Bugatti La Voiture Noire as he drove down the beautiful tiled road of Denver. *** It was as early as possible when Ella woke up, the other peasant whom she slept with under the bridge had woken up as well while some still snored deeply under the cold winter. Ella stood up sluggishly as she clutched her bag tightly to her body. She started asking for routes to where she would board a car going to Coronado. It had been a long time since she heard from her friend Rita, even though Rita used to call once in a while to ask for Ella from Williams, Williams would tell Rita that he wasn't around where Ella was

Elia is quite famous after tying up contracts with several big brands and wearing their products during campaigns or magazine shoots. The Russian woman had been on the rooftop fifteen minutes earlier, and she was satisfied to see that the design and interior of the outdoor space rented for dinner were luxurious and elegant, just as Elia had expected. The woman was wearing a red dress with an open back, Elia's collarbone looked very beautiful, and her makeup was quite bold and sexy, like the persona she always showed in every photo shoot. The elevator door on the rooftop opened. Elia immediately moved when she saw Oriaga appear, and this was like a reverse moment of a princess picking up the

ETHAN From the moment she walked into La Brisa, I forgot how to fucking breathe. Elora. That was not just Elora. That was something else—something dangerous, refined, untouchable. Hair styled like she walked off a runway shoot, jet-black and glistening in soft waves that framed her face like it had been painted into a masterpiece.

She and Lucan were writing their own story now, and for the first time, Elara felt fully in control of her destiny. Their first stop was Santorini, the picturesque island in Greece known for its white-washed buildings, crystal-clear waters, and breathtaking sunsets. As they walked along the cobblestone streets, hand in hand, Elara felt a deep sense of peace settle over her. The beauty of the island, the warmth of the sun on her skin, and the laughter of the locals filled her with a sense of contentment she hadn’t experienced in years.

"There. Perfezionare." "Thank you Nic!" She smiles as she wraps her arms around my neck. I smile as I wrap my arms around her. I glance up to see Elle looking at me with a large smile on her face. Translation: sè calmo, bella- it is quiet, beautiful perfezionare- perfect

She looked at Melissa as if the woman was a prey. The heiress slowly tilted her head, her voice smooth and dripping with a dangerous, melodic irony. "Oh, really?" she asked amused, her voice cutting through the noise of the cameras with a dangerous irony. "So, there’s a mistress? How fascinating. Hmmm. Then tell me, Miss... Melissa, how does that mistress look? Is she really that beautiful? Does she look... like this?” Elara asked and with one swift motion, her hand smoothly swept upward. She gripped the edge of the delicate lace mask and pulled it back, revealing her stunning face to the light in front of everybody.

Still, a spark of defiance burns in her eyes, like she’s daring me. When I get near, Elara bolts from the chair, in a blur of white dress and silk black hair. By the time she crosses half the dining room, my hand has already found her waist. I haul her back against my chest, her body colliding with mine in a rush of heat and startled breath. Her soft curves fit too well. Her ass brushes against me as she thrashes, folding on my arm, and writhing in vain. “Let me go, you diavolo,” she spits, the Italian curse rolling off her tongue poison.

TESSA She was truly beautiful. Not in the magazine-cover way, but in a manner that made me stop breathing for a second. Ellana Claude’s beauty felt… effortless. It wasn’t only about her looks; it was the way she engaged with people—sharp enough to break the tension yet soft enough to feel like sunlight. I found myself staring at her for a solid minute, momentarily forgetting my insufferable cousin. Cameron’s smirk faltered, and one of his friends let out a low whistle, seemingly attempting to extricate himself from the uncomfortable situation. But Ellana remained unfazed.