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I bump past her and make my way down the stairs. What I did learn these past few days, was that Zero broke his claim on Quinn the same night and took a beating from seven of the guys the day Killer, Bull and I left Kanla. I also heard that Zero asked his brother to leave the clubhouse. It was a lot to take in. "You had to go do it didn't you." Those words have me looking at the man in question as he stands there in the small lobby of the Motel looking all kinds of dirty. “Do what?”

I remained silent. Don Costa continued, "What I said this morning was spoken in anger. I didn't actually mean to expel you. The HR department might have misunderstood my intentions, but I've already reprimanded them for it." "Don Costa, I've already completed the exit procedures," I reminded him. "Procedures can be reversed," Don Costa said with a wave of his hand. "Family rules are rigid, but people aren't. You're no longer a Soldato anyway, so we can afford some flexibility here."

Not long after, I raised my head slightly to look at Lady Marissa first before I started to talk. "What actually happened was that I quit the warrior training. I figured out that I could not keep up with the rigidity and the rigorous task that was being assigned to students so I decided to quit." They didn't have much of a surprise on their faces and that spoke a lot of volume. I stood there waiting for one of them to talk but none of them said anything immediately as they tilted their heads to look at each other for a moment before the alpha cleared his throat to grab my attention and I looked at him immediately.

“So does the Joestar family.” Jack stepped forward, slapped Yuri, and stepped aside. “I quit as well.” Lewis, the chairman of the local government financing platform, did the same.

"If you walk out that door—" I turn. Look at her. "Then I walk out." I open the door. Paige is there. Haruto. Julian. "Marcus." Paige's voice. Soft. "I'm fine." "What happened?" "I quit." --- PAIGE We go home. The apartment is quiet. The curtains are up. The plant is by the window. Marcus sits on the floor. Stares at the wall. "Marcus." "I quit, Paige." "I know." "I walked out."

I said simply. His eyebrows shot up so fast I thought they might touch his hairline. “You WHAT?” I shrugged, as casually as I could. “I quit. Walked out yesterday. I couldn’t take the gossip anymore.” For a moment, he was silent, just staring at me. Then he threw his hands in the air. “Finally! My God, Kimani, I thought I was going to have to stage an intervention. You should’ve done this ages ago!” I laughed at his theatrics. “You’re supposed to scold me, not cheer.”

“Our main actress, the one who was supposed to be the face and ambassador of your parents business… well.. she quit.” I frowned. “Quit? Just like that?” “She didn’t even finish rehearsals,” he said. “Packed up, broke contract, disappeared.” “That makes no sense,” I muttered. “You once told me she loved that role.” Justin nodded. “That’s what scared me, because all the people quitting were excited to do the play.” Wait… All the people quitting? I leaned forward. “Justin… who else dropped out?” He exhaled slowly. “Everyone important.” “What do you mean everyone?”

"Did I just hear you say 'us'!? There was never a 'us' little girl and there will never be! The concubinage that was supposed to make your 'us' thing possible was over before it even began! How you could even believe there was ever a 'us' after the conversation we had about your mate is beyond me. If I have not done so before then here it is for you to understand... I, Thor Reginald Quinn, right now rescind you, Victoria Ariel Hampton's allegiance to me and my pack. Henceforth, you cease to be a member of this pack. I'll advise you to go get your stuff together because you're leaving my pack the moment your mate comes for you! Do I make myself clear!?" I expected she would be shocked and ask

All I could do was what I was doing now. After things between us had reached this point, I no longer had the strength to continue forward. "I'm sorry. Right now, I just want to focus on running the Famiglia. Stefano, you're a truly good person. Don't waste your time on me," I said in the end. I turned my head and looked out the window. A drizzle was falling outside, and the sky was gradually growing darker. Hearing me say this, Stefano didn't speak anymore either.

Moria’s body was slowly vanishing. “I love you Johannes Harlequin Moriarty, my hero, you can return to your world now,” Moria said with her usual soft melodic voice. “No, stay with me, stay with me Moria,” Harlequin cried. It was a scene to behold. Holding in his arms his most beloved goddess as she slowly disappear, the hero shed a waterfall of tear, clutching Moria tightly as if it could prevent her from going away. “Remember that day we sat under the shade of the biggest tree in the Pinwood?” Moria asked the tear filled hero.