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Well after all, this is his world so it'd be natural if she can feel it. As she steps further into her piece, she saw a boy whose hair is long, his body so skinny, his face almost looking like that of the corpse bride. It looks like the boy is on his way to dying, just in this dim vintage looking place, his ice blue eyes dull. Why is she seeing things like this? Is the Angel of Death disrupting her peace? When Amorivia opened her eyes, her breathing heaved. She puts a hand over her heart, feeling it beating inside of her.

Only a few beings in the world can summon her and the rest that her spirit animal decides that she needs to see always come her to her study. “Alright, let us ignore me for now. That is not the real reason why we are here in the first place.” Bethany said and chalked down her disappointment. “What do you know about the death angels and how powerful are they?” Bethany asked. In that instant, Elaine realized that the being that was summoning her was the Arch agent of death, Lord Kalta. This was why she felt so weird. Adonis by being a son of his father was also the previous Lord and since Adonis and Kalta are enemies, her body was rejecting Kalta's call.

She’s standing there—skinny, fragile, her smile small and hesitant, but it’s her. I take a step forward, my body shaking in disbelief. “Angel?” I breathe, not knowing whether to feel relief or horror. “I thought you were dead. We saw Felicity shoot you—” Angel shakes her head slightly, her expression sad, almost resigned. “She didn’t,” she whispers, her voice quiet, almost afraid. “But there’s something else, Ryder. Something I need to tell you.” Her words hang in the air, heavy and unnerving. “Go on,” I urge, stepping closer, my throat tight. The air around us feels cold, suffocating.

He should be angry at her for what she did, he should be appalled, instead, he was angry at the man for touching her. "My dad has a use for him. I'm tired of answering questions and this conversation is rather dull." She said and stood up. She had no empathy whatsoever in her voice, her face was blank and there was no sign of any emotion on her face. There was a cold aura surrounding her, and he wondered how a person could be that apathetic?

The only sounds were Javier moving quietly somewhere outside, keeping watch, and Anthony’s steady, even breathing from where he sat in a broken chair by the door. Angel’s eyes opened. They were not hazy or confused. They were alert. Frighteningly alert. She pushed herself up and backward in one jerky motion, dragging her body away from me until her shoulders hit the wall. Her arms wrapped around her knees, pulling them tight to her chest. Her fingers dug into the fabric of her sleeves like she was afraid her own limbs would betray her. “Don’t,” she whispered, the word a dry scrape of sound. My heart jumped. “It’s okay,” I said, keeping my voice low and soft. “You’re safe now. You’re with us.

"Tessa! This is all your fault! If it hadn't been for you, I wouldn't be in this mess! I wish you were dead! Dead!!" Eric had stepped in front of me and took a knife slash across his chest. He crumpled to the ground, his face ghostly pale, his consciousness fading. The ambulance crew rushed him away. Slowly, the chaos of the scene settled into silence. I just stood there, staring at a ring on the ground, then smeared with bright red blood. I crouched, picked it up, and gently wiped the blood away. My fingertips went cold for a second, but I felt no regret.

I let out a sigh as I listen in silence to all he has to say. “I reached out to some contacts in Italy and she’s known as ‘L’Angelo della Morte’ The angel of death. She is basically her father’s enforcer, carrying out all his dirty work. There is no concrete proof to put her away but there have been a lot of stories over the years of all she has done. I’m staring at a thick file on a lot of her activities and it is not looking good man. You should steer clear of this one, she’s bad news.” “Well that might be a problem.” I say.

Surprise was evident on everybody's face except Angel's. A skinny teenager dressed in an all black ensemble with purple dyed hair sat two empty chairs away from Grey, close to the array of books. "Are you a ghost or something? How did nobody notice you?" Katilyn yelled, holding her hand to her chest. "Death is silence." The purple haired girl said, her voice an audible whisper. "I am Elizabeth Vaughn. But call me Spark."" "Creepy but okay. We hear you." Katilyn eyed her. "I'm Kaitlyn Sawyer and I'm still having the heebie jeebies for goth girl over there."

"I knew she would freak out," Death says from behind me in an I-Told-You-So sort of tone "Freak out? You just pulled me through a flipping mirror!" I scream at him, as I cross my arms tightly over my chest "I don't have short-term memory loss, I know what I did," he says snottily, crossing his arms back at me "Why I outta," I lift my fist taking a step towards him "Alright, violence will do nothing," a woman stops us, she had brown wavy hair cascading down her body to her elbows and a golden flower crown on his head with brown eyes, but boy, she was glowing and so beautiful, definitely a Goddess.

I couldn't help but recall the night when I suffered an unbearable stomachache. When I opened the door and saw her, I knew right then—she was the angel in my heart. Even though it was strenuous to carry me on her back, she still forcefully took me to the clinic. From that moment, I eagerly awaited our next meeting. Later, when I saw her in a video Rachel posted online, I realized she was Rachel's roommate. This gave me the perfect excuse. I told Rachel I wanted to visit and conveniently mentioned I had no money.