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Venus asked rolling her eyes. Jules held the side of the ladder as Adam came down. "And that is my cue to leave." He said, picking up the ladder. He didn't close the door all the way. "So what are we watching?" Venus said, closing her book. "I know I said comedy the last time but I remembered this one and it's amazing so you have to watch it." Jules opened his laptop and showed it to her. "Rezero?" She read. "Yeah. I think you are going to like it." He selected all twenty-five episodes and dropped it into the playlist.

- Yes," I answer simply. - Which one are you currently watching? - she asks looking at me. - The second season of kimetsu no yaiba. - Me too! The part I liked the most was Nezuko transforming and beating her up a lot. - Look at the spoiler, I haven't gotten to that part yet. - I'm sorry, I just got carried away," he looks again at what's outside the window. - No problem," and the conversation ends there. I can't lie, one percent of me was happy that there was still something left of that girl from before. But I am no longer a teenager to settle for so little.

She stared at it all for a long time. He wasn’t just a story anymore. He was the axis around which her entire world had started to tilt. Aria pulled out her recorder and hit play. “Valente Group; offshore holdings, laundering through shell companies…” Her own voice, recorded weeks ago, filled the room. Then she stopped it, listening instead to the silence. Her phone lit up. A message. Unknown number. Unknown: “Stop digging.” No punctuation. No threats. Just a warning. Her pulse kicked. “Dominic,” she whispered to herself, though she wasn’t sure if it was accusation or instinct.

The guards dragged Ana out like a sack of garbage. Lucius turned to me. "Get some rest, Ms. Vance." Ms. Vance. I immediately noticed his choice of words. I was no longer "Julian Thorne's mate". I was "Ms. Vance". This was exactly what I wanted. In the Progenitor's eyes, the line was drawn. I was his savior, and Julian was just a traitor waiting for his execution. The nurse carefully dressed my wounds. "Ms. Vance, the attack on the Progenitor has alerted the entire High Council. He went back to the Council to handle it," she whispered.

"That's incredibly generous of the company." "We take care of our top assets," Vance said smoothly, his eyes flashing back to Ren. "And Squad Zero is currently our most valuable asset. The viewership numbers on your Scourge raids are astronomical. The board of directors is absolutely thrilled with your kill-to-death ratios." Vance sat down on the white leather sofa, popping the biometric latches on his briefcase.

Because of the weather, the surveillance footage was cut out more often than not, but I could tell what was going on at their place through the comments in real time. At that moment, another batch of comments floated across the air in front of me: [All the food the male lead prepared got frozen, so even if he doesn't freeze to death, he'll starve!] [Serves him right! Look at those pieces of garbage, tearing at each other like wild dogs!] [That old witch got what she deserved too!] [Meanwhile, the MC's living the sweet life, and that's how it should be!] At that moment, the signal returned briefly, and I saw an interesting scene through the surveillance.

Will that make you happy? I lay in bed, scrolling through their earlier spending spree records one by one. Bernice's message popped up first. "This is absolutely impossible! How could Luna AI scam us? What am I supposed to do about my credit card bills? How am I supposed to pay the 50 thousand dollars I've spent on my parents' credit cards? My parents are going to kill me." "Help! I bought my BMW on a loan. Can I still return it? I've only had it for three days."

Why bother arguing with a dead woman? When I saw Joe, he was skin and bones. His once vibrant face was haggard and worn. He looked like a living corpse. Seeing him like this, I smiled slightly. His eyes finally focused, and he spoke hoarsely. "I was outplayed. I have to admit that." I shook my head. "You weren't outplayed. You were never my equal to begin with!" He paused, then murmured. "You're right. We were never equal from the start. That's why I fought so hard all these years to get ahead of you, just to prove that even without a good family background, I could still give you a great life."

If he wants to see the glitch in his perfect world, I will show him exactly how much it's going to cost him to fix it. Valerius raises the watch, and in the reflection of the glass, I see it—a countdown, glowing in red pixels that shouldn't exist in a stable system. Protocol Zero. He mouths a single word, silent beneath the hum of the dying machines. *Begin.*