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ALEXANDRO “Emily! Emily!” I shook her but she didn’t wake up. She was fighting in her sleep, struggling and sweating but didn’t come awake. It seemed like shaking her forcefully wasn’t working so I cradled her into my arms, squeezed her into a hug, willing her to stop trembling. Thankfully it worked. She didn’t wake up but she slept more peacefully, I didn’t want to let go of her. Sarah sighed in relief as we both saw that Emily was calm. I wondered why Emily had chosen to ask for her help instead of listening to me. The girl lived in one of the numerous cramped apartments in Paris and from the background check I did on her, she was nobody.

Emily might be on to another woman crush by next week, who knows? Jane brushed a strand of hair from Lucy's face, which never failed to make Lucy blushed. They smiled at each other again. "Sorry we're late!" Emily burst out into the room. Heather had a load of books in her arms. "What do you have with you?" Jane asked. "And please don't tell me it's one of the lesbian pulp fictions again." "But Odd Girl Out was so good!" Emily protested. Lately, the former president of Loser Club had been digging into the genre a bit too deep.

“You’re single.” Emily sighed, rolling her eyes. "Yes, Lila. I am single." Lila grinned. "Wow. It’s been, what? Years since you’ve been single?" She propped her chin on her hand. "How does it feel? Freedom? Peace? Sudden urge to date a French artist and move to Paris?" Emily snorted. "More like… relief." Lila's expression softened slightly. "Yeah?" Emily nodded, exhaling as she wrapped both hands around her coffee cup. "Honestly, I should’ve done it a long time ago."

"Welcome to Paris!" The welcome greeting to Paris sounded faintly in Emily's ears, who had been unconscious for hours. Slowly, her hazel eyes opened, and she looked around, realizing that she was currently inside a sedan. "Are you awake, My Love?" Rayden greeted her gently, pulling Emily into his tight embrace. Emily immediately asked, "Where are we, Ray?" "Paris." Rayden replied succinctly, naming the city where they were currently located. Their car, driven by a chauffeur, cruised steadily through the quiet streets of Paris. It was still too early in the morning for activity; the residents of one of the world's most densely populated cities were still sound asleep.

she murmured, a hint of anxiety creeping into her words. As they pulled away from the mansion, Emily cuddled closer, wrapping her arms around Dylan’s one arm as he concentrated on driving. "So, honey," she began, "when will you make preparations for our trip to Paris?" Her excitement bubbled just beneath the surface. Dylan felt a flicker of irritation at her clinginess and shifted slightly, trying to break free from her embrace. "What’s going on in Paris?" he asked, his disinterest evident in his tone. Emily turned to face him, confusion knitting her brows. "What do you mean, what’s going on in Paris? That’s where we planned to have our honeymoon. You don’t remember?" Her voice trembled slig

And together, they walked through the garden—into the night, into the unknown, into forever. ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— It was spring again. Florence wore her colors like a queen—sunlight caught in cobblestone streets, fountains laughing with tourists, balconies heavy with flowers that leaned toward the sky as if in prayer. In a quiet bookstore tucked between a café and an antique watch shop, the air smelled of dust, ink, and lavender. A bell chimed as a woman stepped inside. Emilia. She wore no makeup. Her hair was braided over one shoulder, and in her hand, she held a bouquet of wild roses—scarlet, ivory, and one pale yellow bloom. She

The café is in the Marais, the same one where I met Adrian months ago. Different table, different purpose, but the irony isn't lost on me. Everything comes full circle in this city. Every lie eventually leads back to the truth. Emilia is already there when I arrive. She looks different — softer, somehow, than the woman I ran with across borders and cons. Her hair is shorter. Her face is less guarded. She's wearing a dress — a dress, Emilia Torres, who swore she'd never wear anything that didn't have pockets.

I still hadn’t recovered from the hours of flying, but there was no time for rest. I opened my laptop to see what type of event I needed to find the space for. And it was a book launch. I loved books. Too bad I never got the time to read one. The author was none other than the bestseller Emily Parker. I knew her for a strong but sensitive woman who excelled in romance novels. Perhaps my life was worthy of a novel, too. Somewhere in the email I received from the company was her phone number. I called her without hesitation and we set up a meeting at Serenade, perhaps one of the most luxurious restaurants in the area.

It was Emily, a woman whose presence in this unexpected encounter was enigmatic, to say the least. When Francisco's intense gaze fell upon Emily, he was met with an audacious smile and a flirtatious wink. "Did I interrupt you, babe?" Emily inquired, her voice dripping with innuendo. Emily, with her striking beauty and an allure that could captivate any soul, had long graced the pages of fashion magazines as a celebrated model. Her ebony eyes, raven-black hair, and alluring figure possessed the kind of allure that could captivate any man. Her beauty was both mesmerizing and provocative, leaving a trail of longing in its wake.

William asked after seeing the light frown on Emily's face. Emily shook her head and replied, "no, not really. I just seemed to have forgotten the question that I had to ask you." She looked up at William and caught sight of a small picture at the front cover of the book that he was reading. She pointed to the book and asked, "what is the book that you are reading though?" "Oh, this old thing?" He laughed and closed the book shut. "It is just some old story on spells and witches and the rest. Nothing that would interest you."