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He kept hiccuping quietly between breaths, shoulders trembling every few seconds while trying to compose himself. Author’s note: there was a mistake in chapter 147, ‘Jericho’s family had gone bankrupt years earlier. Their company collapsed after losing contracts during a brutal corporate restructuring tied to one of our competitors.’ Here, it was supposed to be Issac’s family. I apologize for the confusion the mistake might have caused. Please support this book, vote and share. :)

Jericho turns to face me, and I instinctively reach up and push his long hair back from his face. “Do you like it here? I mean, would you consider joining the Silver Eclipse Pack if they allowed it?” Caught off-guard by his question, I freeze with my fingertips still tangled in the ends of his hair by his shoulder. “Shouldn’t we figure out this first?” I ask gesturing between the two of us. “You’re right,” Jericho laughs nervously, “I’m sorry, I don’t mean to get ahead of myself. I was just thinking through several different things and that was the last thing on my mind when you asked the question.”

Jericho said noticing it is the same, to confirm brought his phone to view clicking on the text he received that has the location and it was indeed the same location. “So we need to go get her before they start hurting her. But first I need to talk to Jace and see if he was able to escape.” Jericho left Davis side at once, going over to a side to settle down as he let go of the school bag hanging on his back through his shoulder. He brought out his gadgets connecting it together, and after awhile he clicked on a button with a certain earphone plugged into his ears. “Hey Jace are you on?” He said, as if speaking into the computing tools set in front of him.

I rose my eyebrows when I realized that Jericho was part of the Blood Venom pack, remembering that they were enemies of the Savages. "We will maintain peace as long as we are guests in your area, Evan." Jericho vowed. "As will we, but if any from our group are threatened or harmed we will not hesitate to respond in kind." Griffin agreed. He and Jericho nodded to each other. Jericho looked at each of us and stared at me last with a soft smile on his face. Griffin stirred at that and shot daggers with his eyes. "I will see you all at the wedding. Lilly, it is an honor to see you again." Jericho nodded at me and turned and walked away.

"Her death brought many changes into my life cos I loved her. Nina was the only one left to comfort me. She took so much after her mom and I used her as consolation. Nina us my world now. I just wish you would leave her out of this, Jericho. "It's me you want. I'm the one who committed this crime. Just....let her go. Please." Williams said as a tear dropped off his eye. Jericho looked away. "You killed the only one left for me in this world too. My father. He was my hero. My mentor.....my guidance and my everything. You made me this way..... shattered my dream of becoming a great man." "You are a great man." Williams said, looking up ar him. Jericho laughed. "Not like this. I'm the dreaded f

he stammered, bowing once more as unease washed over him. As Jaguar prepared to exit the room, a surge of frustration and determination pulsed through his veins, evident in his tightly clenched fist. He longed to escape the awkwardness of the situation. But just as his hand reached for the door, Jericho's voice cut through the air, freezing him in place. Jericho stepped closer, his hand gripping Jaguar's shoulder with an intimidating strength. His piercing gaze bore into Jaguar's eyes, sending a shiver down his spine. "I appreciate your loyalty to my brother, the king," Jericho's words sent a shiver down Jaguar's spine. He sensed that there was something more to Jericho's statement, a hidden

"The books of Jeremiah and Hosea." "Wrong." Said Daniel, the mc. "Bonus." "Ezekiel and Hosea?" I answered nervously. "Correct." I smiled. Another point was added. Seventy-seven points belong to me now. I turned to look at her and she gritted her teeth together. She rolled her eyes at me. I looked away. "Iris Williams, How many books are in the old testament? " I pressed the button. "Thirty-nine books in the old testament."

Jericho said as soon as I landed, I smile and turn to him he was leaning on a container. " long time bro " I said and we both shook hands " yeah pretty long I guess " he mumbled lowly and I nodded while squeezing his shoulders lightly "so where did you wonder off to this time " I ask and his expression crumbled and I sigh knowing full well it was always the same news . Jericho has been searching aimlessly for Cammy and hell it hasn't been fruitful at all . I won't blame him some times love makes us do things " I .. I still.." he stammered

" Jericho lay relaxed on the ground. "Man, what the- This dude is weird!" "Shoulders next" Suddenly, the book's brown and old cover had a golden clock drawn on it which started ringing like a huge church bell and started glowing. "Alright, I've gotta go now. See you guys or not" Jericho got up. He picked up his book and pen. "Wait!" "My watch," He looked around. "Hey, I said wait!" One of the guys shouted as he pulled Jericho back by his choker.

I found myself noticing things like how our bodies molded together and how my height was perfect for him—I slotted into place like a puzzle piece. Jericho ushered me inside, politely greeting the lady at the front of the store before trekking down the aisle and heading straight for the back. The rows of books ranged from religious texts to autobiographies. A mixture of leather, ink and pages riddled the air—I had always loved the smell of new books. Jericho pulled out a novel from the romance section and pointed at the carpeted ground, "Sit there." "You want me to sit on the floor?" I asked flatly.