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"Anyone ruining things there, get me a fucking towel. The nose won't stop bleeding." Eros stifled a chuckle. Must be nice being so shielded you weren’t bothered by a sound... There wasn’t time to relish, so he got to work, slitting wires, cutting off connections, and turning up the speaker volume so loud he was sure Asher wouldn’t be able to hear himself speak when he hit it on. Done, he dropped into a sofa, chin resting on his palm. Eros exhaled slowly, fingers tapping against his knee as he waited. The water kept running, Asher cursing under his breath, oblivious to the silence that had swallowed the rest of the house.

Chapter 6 Eli's POV The sound of table clock was suddenly too loud today. Everything seemed to irritate me. The sound of the clock, a random frog croaking outside my window and the feel of the bedsheets against my skin. I knew the reason why and it lodged behind my throat like a bitter pill.

the man said in a firm but gentle tone. I looked at him surprised as she asked "Who are you?" In a confused tone. The man replied to me in a more fierce firm tone looking very unpleased by my question"I was the driver sent to pick you up now get in." So without any more questions, I quickly opened the door to the backseat and I got in and sat down. Throughout the car drive, I was just staring out the window and was thinking about what just happened. When we finally got to the mansion I ran inside and as I was going up the stairs I accidentally twisted my ankle and it made me slip as I was falling backwards I felt two strong muscular arms hold me around my waist which saved me from falling.

(smirked) Ada: "I am so sorry. Please let me go?" Kai Schneider: "Let you go? After spending one year just to find you back?"(The voice seems higher) Ada:" I know, I know. I am so stupid and I shouldn't be alive either. But I don't have any feelings for you anymore!" Kai Schneider: "You mean that you lose feelings toward me?" Ada: "Yes…Because you are scary and I can't spend my time anymore with you.."

This jerk. "I said get out!" I snorted again then pushed him away. When he got out, I closed the door loudly. My chest is pounding. I heard a voice in my mind. 'Your lips are so sweet. Can't wait to taste it again.' My cheeks were red with annoyance and anger. I don't even have to think about who that voice is from. I glared at the closed door and shouted. " "Damn you!"

He was mute, but how is it possible that he could talk? “Your face pretty woman,” he grinned. “I can tell from it that you have a lot of questions for me. Come over here, and I will indulge your curiosity.” I hesitated for a while before walking to him slowly, and sitting down on the bed. “You see, I am the devil king, anything is possible for me. I cured myself of this ailment, and now, I can speak like I used to.” My mind was in a haze, as I tried to process the new wave of information he had thrown at me. I had never heard of a medicine, or a spell that could cure mute people, so hearing about it now, fascinated me.

Eric drove the car into a big entertainment company and parked the car. He turned off the engine and looked at Isabella through the rearview mirror, she had her earphones on and was pressing her iPad. He stared at her for a while before clearing his throat. "Miss Isabella?" He called but received no response. "Excuse me, Miss Isabella." He repeated but she was simply carried away. So Eric had to touch her knee which got her attention. She frowned when their eyes locked and removed the earphones.

Suddenly, I am the tip of the spear. "I’m clear!" I bellow. Mateo answers with a guttural grunt of affirmation. The puck meets my stick. I launch it with every pound of Alpha strength I possess, sending it screaming over the goalie's shoulder and into the back of the net. The final buzzer sounds. 5-6. Victory is ours. The Pacific Ice Arena erupts into a chaotic symphony of triumph. There has never been this level of fervor at a Stormbreakers game. But beyond the professional glory, there is a more primal fire burning. I cannot wait to get my hands on the brilliant strategist who engineered this moment.

“Every step.” --- Cassian Steps In “That ends now,” Cassian said coldly. Elias looked at him calmly. “You still think this is something you can end.” --- The Breaking Point “This isn’t your system anymore,” Elias continued. “It never was.” --- The Final Move Before anyone could react— Elias moved. Fast. Too fast. --- The Shock A flash. A device. A trigger. Aria’s eyes widened. “Cassian—!” --- Impact The system crashed. Hard.

A fracture appeared in the programmed stillness, small and unstable, like a crack in thick ice. Kael’s step faltered. The core’s voice sharpened with something that almost sounded like irritation. “Subject 47, compliance is required. Deliver the Resonator.” Kael’s body jerked as the failsafe tried to reassert full control. His hand rose again, claws extended, but the movement was no longer smooth. It stuttered, fought itself, and finally stopped halfway. I took one step closer, then another, until I was close enough to touch him again.