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Just then they heard something dissatisfying. “No hope for Ayomide,” Oreoluwa had said. “What did you just say, Ore?” Emmanuel demanded. “I said no hope for Ayo.” He shrugged. “I heard you the first time,” Emmanuel said with clenched teeth. “I only gave you a chance to change what you said.”

Be it out of old ties or kindness, my heart softened. Just as I stepped onto the stage, the entire refrigerated warehouse suddenly went dark with a loud hum. Sunlight pierced through the walls, and the temperature inside shot up. The crowd panicked, desperate to escape, but the scorching heat outside forced them back, their faces twisted in despair.

“No, I’m just from around here. I’ve never been to Mars. And… can people really live on Mars? Isn’t it super far away? How would you even build a house up there?” Hope pretended to rub his neck in mock pain. “Right, I didn’t think of that. Sorry if I seem clueless. Must be my inherited traits.” He glanced at Mom, who promptly threw a pillow at him. Even Dad had a word for Hope. “Hey, son, weren’t you going to do an intermission number for Poppy?” Summer reminded him. “Oh, right! I was supposed to perform for you when you arrived. I’ve got a special number ready. Are you familiar with the song ‘Salamin’ by Bini?"

"Torres. Stop apologizing. Start living. Use your skills. Your knowledge. Your expertise. Build better cures. Develop better treatments. Save more lives than you lost. That is how you honor them. That is how you make it matter. Not by sitting in guilt. By—acting. By helping. By—trying again. Always trying again." Silence. Then: "Okay. Okay. I will try. I will—keep trying. For them. For Hope. For—everyone." "Good. We all keep trying. That is all we can do. All we have ever done. Keep trying. Keep fighting. Keep—living." Hope came downstairs at midnight. Could not sleep. She sat beside the fire. Staring at flames. "Mama? Do you think they are somewhere? Sarah and the others? Do you think—somew

But I'm not forgotten. I love you. I have always loved you. I will always love you. Be strong. Be brave. Be free. I'll come back. I promise. I love you. Mother. I read the letter again. Then again. Tears streamed down my face. Lily hugged my leg. "Are you sad?" I picked her up, holding her close. "No. I'm hopeful." She touched my cheek. "What's hopeful?" I smiled, the expression new. "It's when you believe things will get better."

It’s not home, I know it, he knows it and Connor knows it because he’s been searching for you with no news. I sent a spy with him. I don’t know why I did when I sent you away in the first place but I need to know you are still out there, baby. I need to know you are breathing even when I can’t feel you. I need you alive at least. They say expectations lead to disappointment, I’m smart though I’m not expecting anything but hoping. Because hoping is better. Here’s to hoping you are still there. Be alive for me, baby. Stay alive.’

“I’m still holding you to your promise, Hope. You said we’d be together at the end of this tour. Tell me you’re not changing your mind.” We’ve talked a lot about surrogacy. Hope agreed that when she comes home, we’ll talk to Dr. Sirona together. “I told you I would and I meant it, Levi. I still think that you should consider …” “Stop. I’m still here, aren’t I? I told you, there is no one else for me.” “Have you heard of any hybrid sightings recently?” she asks, changing the subject. After letting Alpha Liam know that we needed to look for hybrids, his workers felt like they might have seen some, but so far, they haven’t confirmed any of them.

She needed music to cheer up her tiring work. Sira quickly played the song on her playlist, titled “Kau Di Hati”. In your eyes, I find light Like stars, lighting up my night Every smile, takes my breath away My heart flutters when you're by my side You're in my heart, never to be replaced This love grows deeper and deeper You're in my dreams, always accompanying me I can't live without you In every step, you're the one I think about This longing, I can't hide The word love, is not enough to describe

Ronan As the weight of our decision settled over us, I couldn’t help but feel a flicker of hope buried deep beneath all the fear and uncertainty. It wasn’t much, but it was enough to keep me going. We were in this together, and no matter how hard things got, we would push forward. For our families, for our futures, for the chance to get home in peace. "Let’s make sure we don’t just hope," I finally said, standing up and stretching. "Let’s make sure we prepare, stay sharp, and fight like hell."

Luna smiled. “Come here.” Hope took a step. Adrian grabbed her hand. “Hope.” She looked at him. “I know.” “It’s not real.” “I know.” Luna continued smiling. “You don’t have to leave me again.” Hope’s eyes filled with tears. “I already lost you once.” Luna nodded. “And you survived.” Hope shook her head. “It hurt.” “I know.” “I wanted to bring you back.” “I know.” Hope stepped closer. “Why can’t I?”