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“Fine. I’ll add him too! He’s your boyfriend of five years. I’m giving you a chance to win him back. Do you want it or not?” I rejected that immediately. “No need. The gold is enough. I don’t want the guy.” Who ate something and spat it back out just to swallow it again? Disgusting. We started rolling again. This time, Taylor couldn’t get her usual numbers. She rolled a five, a six, a two, and three threes—only twenty-two points total. As for me, I had also slipped up. Two sixes, two ones, a five, and a three—also twenty-two.

Consistently he loosened up increasingly more around her and she frequently detected that he needed to broaden their time together. He pondered the board once more, stroking his somewhat stubbled jaw nicely as he thought about his best course of action. She snorted disdainfully while taking down his points as he eventually settled on "eel," which was placed so poorly that it was only worth three points. She smiled sweetly at him and pointed to the free "t" that he could have used for "exit." She then used that "t" to make up her own word, using the conveniently placed triple word score and getting a handy 39 points for her "smithy."

"Go to my house and listen to Dawn's last words! Harvey, I'll be waiting for you to come see me again!" She had nothing left to lose. As she was now standing at the edge of the cliff, she decided to take the gamble. Harvey's phone rang just as he stepped out of the detention center. Seeing Ethel's name on the screen, an immediate wave of irritation surged through him. He didn't want to answer, but the phone kept ringing. Ultimately, he still reluctantly pressed the answer button. "Hello, Mom." "Harvey, I've set up a blind date for you. It's at Macrina Restaurant, and today at noon. You must go! The woman is—"

He sneered, his laugh filled with scorn, "Joseph's lost his power in the family. He'd never marry you, especially if you're carrying my child. Cut out the silly jokes, Wendy!" He leaned in close, his eyes scanning me in my sleek, fancy dress. "I'll admit, your new trick has caught my interest. Fine, let's find time to relive that night we had a bit too much fun." He reached to pull me close, but then Sheila screamed from behind us. Elliot spun around to see Sheila clutching her face, which was covered in red blotches. "Elliot! I'm so itchy. There are hyacinths everywhere, and I'm allergic to them!" Tears filled her eyes as she fell into Elliot's arms.

Introduction: Twist of Fate DYLAN The moment I drove off the hospital is also the moment the rain started pouring. It was raining so hard that there was almost zero visibility out there. "Damn it." I cursed. I remembered the woman crying in the backseat, she was sobbing and curling herself up and I couldn't help but feel sympathy for her. Her loud sobs were an indication of something tragic, and the fact that she was going to the hospital meant something really bad happened. I clutched the steering wheel as I remembered my stomach churning out of pity when I saw her trembling.

As my dorm building came into sight, I spotted Zachary's car parked by the roadside. He hadn't gotten out and was simply looking out the window in my direction. I went around his car and entered the building. My phone buzzed while I was heading upstairs. It was a message from another unfamiliar number. "Melissa, I know you're mad that I turned to Kelly. Be good now. You know that I care about you the most, so just stop with the tantrum, alright? Since tomorrow's the weekend, I'll take you out for some fun."

He subtly checked on my mood, and when I told him my mother already knew the truth, he seemed relieved as he let out a long sigh. In the distance, there was a crowd gathered around a street vendor selling snacks. Ryan smiled and told me to wait while he went to line up and buy some for me. I smiled with my hands tucked into my pockets, feeling oddly at ease. Suddenly, the honk of a car horn grabbed my attention. I turned to see Ethan, who had somehow returned from the city, striding through the crowd with a group of people holding up a large banner. The words on the banner read, 'Heartless woman Claire Thompson, who toyed with my love for seven years, now abandons me to marry someone else.'

" When I heard the panic in his voice, I looked down. Rainwater mixed with my blood was trickling down my body. A dark red pool of liquid had already formed on the floor. As the world began spinning around me, I saw Samuel lunging toward me.

"I've already told you this is all a misunderstanding. Once I prove my innocence, all of you will pay for this!" Edward growled. Cindy eagerly chimed in, "Edward has connections, and he can make all of you lose your jobs!" Edward turned to glare at me and hissed, "Your crew's psychological evaluation clearly isn't up to standard. I'll file a report and have the entire team grounded and transferred to ground duty. You can all forget about flying again!"

The interviews, the awards, the clients who shook his hand and called him brilliant. I had been proud of him. I still did not regret loving him. But I regretted every time I mistook loyalty for disappearing. Caroline tapped the contract with one finger. "What do you think?" I picked up the pen and signed my name. "I think I'm done turning down my own life." Outside, London moved beneath a pale spring sky. For the first time in a long time, I did not feel like someone recovering from an ending. I felt like someone beginning.