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"I came for the truth. You said you had things to tell me. Things you didn't put in the book." Isabella laughed. It was a dry, hacking sound that turned into a gasp for air. She fumbled for the dial on her oxygen tank, turning it up. "The book," she gasped. "The book was for the public. The book was a tragedy. But the truth... the truth is a comedy, darling." She leaned her head back against the leather. She looked at Aurora through half-closed lids. "You think Henry ordered the fire," she said. "You think I was just the fixer."

Others carried charts. The argument had split along epistemic lines. — Selene visited a guaranteed zone unannounced. No alarms sounded. The systems adapted. She walked streets where no one hurried. Where schedules aligned without effort. A man smiled at her without recognition. For a moment, she envied him. — In a non-aligned town that night, a fire broke out. Buckets were passed. Decisions shouted. Someone was burned. Someone else was saved. The story spread slower than data. But it spread.

"The island isn't a garden. It's an engine. And someone just started it." (Watch out for Chapter 244) 💬 Add to library | Vote | Comment | Gifts

Stripes. Burning across my body like fire. The air itself seemed to change. The wolves hesitated. Just for a second. That was their mistake. I moved. Faster than before. Stronger. Unstoppable. I tore through them. No hesitation now. No strategy. Just dominance. One after another. They fell. Until only one remained. Celdor stepped forward. Finally. I tilted my head slightly, blood dripping from my jaw. “You should have stayed hidden.” He didn’t respond.

Sliding it open, I pulled out one sheet of paper. The handwriting was jagged, impatient, black ink bleeding into the fibers. No greeting, no signature. Just words, stark and chilling: “Walk away from her, or you’ll burn with her.” I read it twice. Three times. The words didn’t soften. They only sharpened, cutting deeper each time my eyes traced them. Burn. The word struck hardest, dragging me back to the fire Isabella had survived—the flames that had shaped her entire existence. Now the fire had been extended to me.

The Wolves' Territory Sunday, July 9th 09:27 I'LL SHOW, BUT DON'T TELL "Men break too." "WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?!" Isabella shouted as she walked toward Lani, who was dismounting Scar's motorcycle. Lani had a huge urge to roll her eyes yet she stopped herself, she was respectful toward Isabella as she was her motherly figure, "I was out, Isa, I'm sorry if I scared you..." Lani compromised as she neared Isabella.

Gaetano screamed. “It’s my turn to make you suffer. You killed my baby, so I’ve killed your son. And now, I will make sure you will witness the death of your wife.” My voice was calm and steady as I spoke to him. “My dear father, you were playing with The Devil’s Fire. And you’re about to get burned.” I gave him a vicious smile. “I want him outside, tied to a pole.” I said to Damiano. “Your wish is my command, mia Donna.” Damiano looked at Gaetano with a sinister look, and for once, I think Damiano was curious to see what I had planned.

I didn’t want to have both my hands busy should I need to defend myself. The last thing I took was the fire starting set from the survival kit, which was thin enough to slide into the back pocket of my jeans. I was burdened with the bundles and feeling uncomfortable, but it couldn’t be helped. I no longer trusted the backpack, or any of the contents inside, including the tools and the emergency blanket. Any of those could hide a tracking device. I still wasn’t sure if I was being proactive or paranoid as I took off, leaving the rest of my things behind. Being on this island had distorted my perception, and the show was starting to feel disconcertingly real. It was like being trapped in the j

The rage was consuming my whole system. I walked faster to go to the library. Raiden must have helped me. The anger was filling my whole body and even my eyes were producing fire. "No! Don't create a powerful fire! It can burn the Elemental Kingdom!" I can't… The fire became more severe. My eyes, palm, chest, back—all of them were igniting. I could feel the heat. No one would save from my gift, this was not supposed to happen. I closed my eyes and thought of happy memories. The first time I saw Fira popped into my mind. That was tragic, but I felt that the fire gradually disappeared. I thought of me and Fira at the bed. I watched her sleep for the whole night.

Big announcements along with that, a lot of problems also engulfed them. "I'm in no mood to go to the bonfire but Noah said if I want to get my book back, I'll have to go," Isabella's melancholy voice expressed a tired mood. She just wanted to read a book and calm her mind. She had suffered a lot since yesterday, her body was tired, plus this bonfire party was always a headache for her, so she had never attended before.