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I’d known it was too much to hope the initial visit from Alex Darte was the last I’d see of Caleb, so I wasn’t surprised when the persistent bastard sent more gifts. Each day, a different gift was delivered to my office, each as extravagant and superficial as the roses—designer jewelry, high-end perfumes, branded handbags, clothes and shoes, gift cards for exclusive spa weekends, tickets to high-end opera or Broadway shows. I threw away or burned every single gift, but they just kept coming. Surprisingly, instead of fury, Kade reacted in a different way—he sent gifts of his own. The first one was a mug with the brand ‘Alpha’s favorite’ on it. Along with it was a note: Kade’s, not Caleb's.

Keith quickly said. Until now, Keith only received gifts that are bought from branded and expensive shops from the others. Rhianne is the only one who gives him personalized gifts. Compared to the expensive gifts he received during his birthdays and special holidays, Keith will always prefer the gifts he received from Rhianne. He is not just being biased because she is the girl he likes. He likes it because of the effort and time she poured to make those gifts. So far, this wristwatch is now his second favorite gift from Rhianne. The first gift he likes is the scrapbook that she gave to him last year on his birthday. It is full of her handwritten notes and their compiled photos together.

In her hands she held her other gifts: a Kindle packed with clean romance novels and a copy of a ticket to New York City, so she could meet his family. Alecia turned on the Kindle, tapped on a book that she had wanted to read for many months, but she rested it in her lap. Three days they had, and then two weeks before school started again. Soon, his lips would caress hers, his hands would run through her hair. Soon he would be all hers again.

“I think you’ll like this one.” She set her mug to the side and carefully pulled open the paper. A beautiful leather bound book came out. The Silmarillion was emblazoned in gold leaf in beautiful flowing script. “It’s an older book, but I thought you might like it,” Mark told her. “I know how much you enjoyed The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings.” She ran her fingers over the beautiful book. “Thank you, Dad.” She handed him her wrapped package. “Merry Christmas.”

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Aaron began to unbox the gift, I glance at Kai, Asher and Rue who were staring at Aaron excitedly. Aaron finally got the wrap off, opening the box. He gasped on seeing whatever was in it, looking up at them again. “You guys.” He croaks out and well, sounds like no one’s dying or going to jail. “Do you like it?” Asher asks but I could hear the nervousness in his voice. “Like it? I love it! Are you kidding me?” He finally takes the gift out and it’s a book. “You guys shouldn’t have.” He smiles widely, opening the book.

She explained. He went on to untie the ribbons and then opened it, inside was a red, small pillow, a book was lying peacefully on it and a note was by it's side, he picked it up. "Ouu, another gift from another girl. She doesn't know your ass doesn't read shit." Lillian said. The note read; The light of knowledge never dims down as long as they're still enough books to go round. Warmest regards from us at TVB It caused a small smile on his face, the book itself was a little weird. The cover was attractive, a battered looking hands that was on cuffs, it held two flowers.

he asked, voice loud enough for people to hear, a sly smile tugging at his lips. I blinked at him, slightly confused. “Gift?” I asked, adjusting my books in my arms. “I don’t think I got anything.” Gabriel leaned closer, tilting his head like he knew something I didn’t. “You didn’t? Really? I sent it to you. It was supposed to arrive yesterday.”

"It's an honest effort, sir." I sighed. "What kind of gift?" "Something small but meaningful. Not expensive-something that says you notice her." His words struck a chord. I nodded slowly. "Hold my calls." --- I called a book gift shop. I knew she liked books when she told Pink she read a lot. "I need something ready in an hour," I said. "Three books-these authors." They had them all. "Wrap them. Add a note: For when you need to escape. Signed, D."

Tobias patted him on the shoulder and said, "Lucy put a lot of thought into this gift. Open it up and see if you like it." Cedric opened the gift box and saw various rare books that were out of print. They couldn't be found on the market. It required a lot of time, favors, and money to get all of these books. "These books are out of print. How did you get your hands on them?" Tobias wasn't quite sure what had happened, either. In any case, Lucy had finished buying all the gifts by the time he had taken those two calls. What was more, it seemed like she hadn't spent his money.