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In the meantime, the grumpy guard not-so-discreetly told me that he was about to close that part of the museum and that he was going to do it even with me inside it. Cursing under my breath, I walked out, forced to wait for my taxi on the sidewalk. The area at this late hour turned out to be quite eerie. "Don't be afraid, Sarah," I muttered as all the horror movie scenes flashed before my eyes. "Nothing's going to happen," I told myself. "That damn cab will get here in a minute or two, and you will go home."

Uri grabbed Anthea's hand and walked quickly towards the door; he didn't want to stay in a crowded place like this. When Uri and Anthea went to the door, all the lights in the museum went out. The gallery has no windows and is located deep in the museum's basement. Hence, darkness immediately enveloped the room, causing visitors to cry out fearfully, and chaotic footsteps echoed everywhere. The bodyguards hurriedly shouted to the visitors to stand still. Everyone in the room immediately stood still and did not dare to move, leaving the room with only the sound of breathing. The others couldn't see anything, but Uri could see clearly in the dark. So he saw the bodyguards standing next to the

“I don’t want to miss this.” The car arrived at the Pack’s art museum, an impressive building with grand columns and intricate designs. As we got out, I tried to shake off my discomfort and put on a brave face. I didn’t want to appear unwell in front of the media and pack members. Lucas opened the door for me, and I stepped out, though my legs felt shaky. Madame Morticia offered her arm for support, which I accepted gratefully. Together, we walked up the steps and entered the museum.

Lucian rolled his eyes at the phone, then looked to Pebbles. “Yes, that is what we said, but Ahnu’shanti did some scouting when he got back. He said that he is rather sure that the Demon is under the museum.” Ryan filled Lucian in on where they thought the Demon was hiding out. “Wonderful.” Lucian rolled his eyes, signing off on the phone, letting Ryan know they were on their way in. Pebbles sat at the table with him to hear what he had been told. Lucian explained everything to her and saw the worry in her eyes.

I allowed her, and it helped to cure the feeling or maybe it worked a little. “What's wrong?” She asked, probably noticing my behaviour towards her touch. Women knew too much. “The news,” I murmured. She reached for her phone and stared into it for a while before her eyes grew wider than a doe's or a raging fire. “I thought the museum…” “Yes,” I answered, my heart ached so bad that I heard it tear. That establishment took a lifetime's work and a lot of killings to get the museum and in one night — day, everything was gone in thin air.

"I don't need to protect myself. I need to protect Emma." Agent Park looked at me with something like respect. "You're either very brave or very stupid." "I'm a mother. Same thing." They walked me to the museum entrance. The crowd of reporters shouted questions. Cameras flashed. I ignored all of it. Inside, the museum was dark. Emergency lighting only. Water damage everywhere. The smell of salt water and fear. Agent Park's voice through my earpiece. "We have snipers positioned. If you say the word 'remember,' we breach immediately. Say it twice and we know you're in immediate danger. Got it?"

Then call a tow truck and get him taken to the crematorium to be burned right away. The workers glanced at one another, and none of them dared to move. Anisa couldn't be bothered to spare me another glance and turned away to touch up her lipstick. 20 minutes later, a black Maybach pulled up at the entrance of the construction site. Conner stepped out of the vehicle. He wore a crisp suit and held a blue Tiffany paper bag. Anisa jogged over and threw herself into his arms. "Mr. Randall, you're finally here. You have no idea what happened. Your wife brought her broke old dad to the site to cause trouble.

He focused on the puzzle in the hope of finding "The Keeper." The Metropolitan Museum of Art looked really big and impressive. Its usual beautiful face now looked a bit scary under the gray sky. Ben's team had set up a perimeter around us making a kind of invisible bubble. Inside the museum the security guards were helping the last visitors leave because they had received an emergency message. We walked through the echoey halls and the old artifacts looked at us silently as we passed. The air was filled with the smell of dust and history which was really different from the modern scary world we were in. Finally we got to the wing.

She tried to calm Dad down, saying, "It's okay. Let her stay." But Dad would have none of it. He swept the dishes off the table, shouting, "You're crazy! Marianne is dead, and her corpse is already rotting! It's all over the news these days. One moment, she's winning awards as a rising star, and the next, she's the victim on a true crime show!

I slowly started climbing the incredibly over-decorated stairs when I encountered a thoughtful Mackenzi heading to the top floor. "Hey, kid. What are you worrying about?" I ran to her and put my arm around her. "I'm trying to convince myself to enter this museum. After all, it needs to be cleaned." Mackenzie shrugged, still not taking a step forward, "Maddox said the explosion swallowed Daniella. So her remains should be out there somewhere. I don't want them to start rotting, but I don't want to scrap them off the walls either." She shuddered, "Besides, I don't feel comfortable going in there. I've never been invited there, so I don't know how to approach it." She looked at me, hoping I wou