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"You... always know how to turn me on, Jess." "Mr. Kyle is annoyed, hm?" Jessica whispered in between her activities of licking Kyle's jaw, her voice intentionally made into a sickening, pampered moan. "This stupid woman next to you rejected you, right? Let me replace her tonight." Only tens of centimeters away beside them, Ravelle clenched both of her hands under the thick blanket. Her fingers gripped the bedsheet fabric so tightly that her knuckles turned white. Her teeth chattered, holding back a wave of disgust that suddenly rose to her throat.

“You’re safe. Just breathe.” The spinning slowed, just a little. I focused on Kael’s golden eyes as I grounded myself. There was nothing I could do. “ You can take her today.” Jessa said interfering. “Just make sure what we agreed on…” I could see the greed in her eyes. Jessa wasn’t worried about me, she was worried about the deal, about what she’d get in return. My hands trembled at my sides, nails digging into my palms. I wasn’t family to her. I was currency.

But underneath all of it, my mind was running its own separate conversation. The way I had reacted when she walked in, that pull, that recognition. What Alpha James had said, the fear sitting behind his eyes, the thing he had refused to tell me. And now Kessa, sitting across from me in soft light, looking, the word arrived again before I could redirect it, innocent. Not naive. Not unaware. Just unburdened, in this particular moment, by everything she was carrying everywhere else. It unsettled me. I set my wine glass down.

“My father insisted and I gave in. Besides, Sasha and I...there’s no use refusing it. Conrad will help me learn a great deal.” Speaking of Conrad, I wished he knew nothing about us. But I trust Conrad would not tell. He leaned on his car and sighed, looking at me. “What do you think of the place, Cassie? Don’t you feel disgusted when Jake brought you there for the first time?” I took a moment to gather my thoughts before responding, “It feels like there’s a lot more beneath people’s façade that none of us fully understand. And, no, I wasn’t disgusted, Caleb. I was curious and shocked. There’s a difference. But eventually, I realized that when it comes to the person who holds dear to me, I ha

“I don’t need to know.” The woman glared. “Oh my God, so cold. Are you a man or a freezer?” Ken quickly waved his hands to prevent the atmosphere from heating further. “Uhh… Miss, what’s your name?” “Jessy,” she answered sharply. “Full name Jessica Anandita. If you read the news tomorrow, maybe there’ll be a big headline: ‘Bride runs away from wedding.’ But whatever.” Reno only raised an eyebrow. “Huh, rather than living with someone I hate? Better to run,” Jessy said boldly. “Besides, I don’t want to be the Anandita family’s property.”

Jessa said trying to piss Bella off. "I don't want any other man. Jasper is here taking care of me and that's okay. Your opinion doesn't count." Bella replied calmly. Jessa raised the sheets to check her leg, it was bandaged. She stood up and looked around it, Bella watched her keenly. She also knows Jessa is the only one who knows her secrets so well. "Are you done?" She asked Jessa mockingly. Jessa purposely fell on her bandaged leg to see her reaction. Bella didn't act much like it hurts, she only flinched a bit.

Neutral ground. **Mila** The coffee shop smelled like vanilla and fresh brew when I walked in. Jax was already at a corner table, long hair tied back, tattoos peeking from his sleeves. He looked tired but his green eyes lit up when he saw me. My heart did that stupid flip again. "Hey," I said, sliding into the seat across from him. "How's Jess settling?" "Excited. Talking about plants and fire escapes like it's paradise." He reached under the table and squeezed my knee, hidden from view. "Thanks for listening last night. Didn't mean to dump all that on you."

Banners hanging from nearby buildings. Jess found them a spot near the front, pushing through like it was nothing. “How do you do that?” Maya asked as they settled on the grass. “Do what?” “Move through people like they’re not there.” Jess shrugged. “I pretend we’re all in a crowded mall and everyone’s trying to sell me something I don’t want. Gives me the right energy.” “That’s actually smart.” “I know. Full of wisdom.” Jess tilted her face toward the sun. “You should write my biography someday. ‘Jessica Harper: A Legacy of Occasional Genius.’”

' Jessa groans frustratingly at her failure to forget what she heard back at Edmond's office. She has been recalling it ever since she left the building and now, she is on her bed still thinking about it. She has even tried to sleep but she just can't push the thoughts out her mind. She would have thought a great force is making the memories stuck so deep in her memories like a glue to a paper but hey, Jessa is never a person to believe in such supernatural things so she immediately dismisses it. She has been reading a lot of fantasy books, as well as supernatural books but she thinks they are all a creation of people.

Kane said, stepping on the gas. “Okay. I’ll see you guys back here soon. How is she doing?” Jessie asked. “It sounds like she’s in pain but… well she looks like she does when we’re…” Kane didn’t know how to finish the sentence. He didn’t want anyone to know what she looked like when they were having sex. That was something that he wanted to keep to himself. Call him possessive or territorial; he didn't care. She was his and he didn’t want anyone seeing her like this.