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“You what?” Sara was an exotic dancer who provided extra services for a select group of clients. She had been in the profession since her first year of college. She had a bachelor’s in psychology, but not child psychology, and she didn’t have a graduate degree at all. Charles had met her nine years ago at a bachelor party for one of his American buddies. They had a good time that night. So much so Charles had gotten her number for future jobs. She was one of the girls at Calvin’s bachelor party two years ago. Sara did have experience babysitting the kids at the strip club she worked at twice a week. The single mothers would be out on stage, and Sara would help her co-workers out by watching

she humbly persuades me, but I take her hand appreciatively. “I insist. Let’s go have pizza and then after that, we can catch a movie.” “Movie?” she repeated after me innocently. “Yes, we’ll catch the movie that is on broadcast now, the CEO Wears Stilettos. Do you like romance?” “Definitely,” she answered cheerily. “I accept your offer, Sin. It’s the first time someone other than Mistress Lara has been so good to me.” “It’s only okay that I, as your boss, treat you well.” The words ‘treat you well’ would have sounded most apt when presented to Scarlet, but I fathomed she wasn’t ready for them just yet.

Then I accepted the outstretched hand of Liam. My hand closed around his and a jolt of energy shot up my arm and back down where it made an exit through the tips of my fingers. It left me breathless and insanely curious about what had just happened. "Saraid… That's an unusual name." The statement came from Chase. I hear it all the time. People either loved it or hated it. "Some people call me Sara. I'm not particularly fond of it but I guess it just rolls off the tongue easier." I took the seat beside the man named Liam as Wendy shot Chase a look of disapproval. "I am sorry if I came across as rude."

I reply, and he nods with a smile. "That's me," he replies, and I fall silent. I have nothing else to say, and I can't think of a single question now. I just want to escape. Octavius seems pissed, and his friends seem amused. "So, to recap, you are a supernatural history major. Your name is Sara Copeland, and you are twenty-two years old. You don't have a boyfriend, but you do have a cat named Floki," Jannah says, and my cheeks burn as she sums up my pathetic existence into three short sentences.

The smell of the food was intoxicating. — What a delightful place, my friend! I'm in love. Oh! If Thomas were here... It's just like him. — Sarah, get out! There are so many cats here in New York. Forget him, I don't want you to keep creating false hopes. My uncle is very straight. You know he would never look at you any other way,— I said as I let my hair down, letting it fall over my shoulders. — Wow, friend ! Sometimes your sincerity hurts, see? And besides, I love straight men. I am fascinated by challenges and one day I will conquer Thomas, or my name is not Sara de Almeida, future Sara de Almeida Anthony.

Rosemary shouted. As Chantelle ran out, tears kept coming, no matter how hard Chantelle tried to hold them back. She felt so overwhelmed and alone. How could she possibly get everything done in time? And even if she did, what then? She would still be stuck here, under the thumb of her cruel and controlling relatives. The thought made her feel trapped, like a bird in a cage. She took a deep breath, trying to calm herself. But it was no use. The tears kept coming, and she felt her shoulders shaking with sobs.

I'll see you next weekend, then. "Perfect!" Madam Scarlett squealed and giggled. "Okay! I'll leave you both to enjoy the party. Bye!" She said and walked away, fanning herself with her hands dramatically. Caitlyn and Martin met each other's gaze and burst into a peal of short laughter. "My mother can be so annoying, sometimes," Martin spoke as they fully walked into the hall. "Oh, she isn't. I do find her cute." "Cute? What is she? A three-year-old?"

Elegant gowns, suitcases, shoes, and decorations were scattered across the room. “Come inside, Mia,” the woman said with a smile. Serah tugged gently at my arm and whispered, “Sister, what is going on?” “I don’t know, Serah. I’m just as surprised as you are,” I replied softly, still scanning the room in disbelief. “Serah and Mia, here are your dresses. Please wear them,” the woman continued, handing us each a box. “And by the way, I’m Catherine. Sorry I didn’t introduce myself earlier.”

Saraya, fidgeting with her fingers, came near him and looked up at him. “There is one thing I’ve told nobody,” Saraya mumbled, and Raf gave her a questioning look. “What happened, Honey Bee?” Raf asked. Saraya turned toward the graves of Phoenix and Miah. “I can see and talk with the souls of dead people,” Saraya whispered and looked at Raf, who was staring at her with shock. “What? I mean… how?” Raf asked, trying to compose himself. “Don’t know, but I can. And today, when you told me everything about Miah and Phoenix, I saw them standing near their graves,” Saraya said and pointed toward the burial place.

Sara's voice cracked as she spoke, "I-I needed you, and you weren't there. I was a bad person, I admit that, but why didn't you leave a letter or a note? For a moment, I thought you were dead or locked up somewhere, and then I see you on television, that you're a billionaire's wife. I resented you so much for it because we are sisters, and even if you hate me so much, at least I wanted to know you were alive." Rachel reached out and took Sara's hand, her touch gentle. "I didn't leave a letter because I didn't want to feel guilty or hold back. I thought you'd be better without me, but heck, you became worse. Why on earth are you still on hard drugs? The doctor told me it's affecting your