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She smiles and nods as she turns back towards Helen. “Are you ready to get a bite to eat?” She asks softly. Yawning from the early morning hour. “How do you know things are getting worse? Why are you so afraid of them? Why?” Jessa stops her rambling with a simple touch to her arm. “As you heard on the phone, I am an empath. It’s frightening for me to admit that even though I’ve lived in a pack that has encouraged my development for the last year.” “I don’t understand. Why?”

Kel mumbled after a quick laugh. "Funny. You're turning into their fangirls now." Jessi kept grinning to herself as she started shampooing her long hair now. A fair amount of intrigue mixed with unbearable curiosity had left her preoccupied on the way home, but now that she was trying her best to relax, her brain was no longer replaying Jenson and Darren's oddly tense conversation in the parking lot. "Yeah." Kel clicked her tongue a few times. "Should warn you, though. Sometimes...my dreams become real life."

Ally rolled her eyes, waving for him to get in, "I have mine and we're sticking together so you'll be fine without it. Come on, we still have to get drinks." Kane grumbled a curse word under his breath before finally turning his gaze to meet the skimpy dress Jamie wore. Then, he met her gaze, noticing the flirtatious lip bit she sent him, her tongue sliding along the top lip before she pressed her arms together, her boobs pushed together and making them appear much bigger. "I'll scoot over, you can sit next to me," she breathed, sliding to the side and pushing herself against Megan. Kane entered the car, the soft smell of his men perfume enveloping the vehicle and causing all three girls to

Daisy was out on another date, a fact that pinged weirdly in my chest. Kane's girlfriend, Jessica, was there with her friend, a petite brunette named Lilith who kept smiling at me over her cup of soda. She was cute, talked about being an Economics major, and laughed at my dumb jokes. For a second, it felt normal. Then I saw the way Kane's eyes tracked her, the possessive arm he had around Jessica.

JESSICA I paced the length of my room until I could feel the soles of my feet burning. Every time I stopped, my eyes landed on the clock. In just a few hours, Kaelen would be forced onto a horse and sent toward a wasteland that ate men alive.

She shoved it back under the mattress, only to notice the edge of the stack sticking out farther than before. Someone had already read it. Her heart stopped. The phone rang. Olivia answered, breathless. Jessica’s calm voice poured through the line like poisoned honey. “You’re a clever writer, Olivia. But every author should remember, stories can kill.” Olivia’s knees buckled. “How did you,” Jessica laughed, low and sweet. “Your book is a mirror, darling. And I’ve been staring at you for a long, long time. Years before Ethan. Years before you even knew who I was.”

Jessica turned up the volume. --- Day Three Emma's hair was coming out in clumps. Her nails were jagged. The food was spiked with slow-acting hallucinogens. She kept seeing Jessica in the corner of the room, unmoving, always watching. Jessica sat outside the glass, watching her unravel. Keagan stood beside her, his face hollowed out by guilt. "I didn’t know." "You didn’t want to know," Jessica said coldly. "You let her wear my face and raise my babies."

Kane leaned back in his chair, the city stretching endlessly beyond the glass. His thoughts drifted to Mona. The way she blushed under his touch. The way she kissed him back. The way she looked at him without fear. She had said yes. And Kane did not take that lightly. He would take care of her. He would make her feel safe. Make her trust him enough to tell him about the nightmares he knew she carried. Because he understood something most people never did. Some scars never fade. And some demons never stop chasing.

She looked at the chains, "What are you doing? You can't..." I smirked, kneeling over her, letting my shadow blanket her whole body. My voice was pure venom, “Oh, Eve… you’d be surprised to see all the things I can do. And tonight, I’m going to show you exactly what that means.” I leaned closer, brushing my lips across her ear, "Now, tell me, who the fuck is Jessa to you?" “She… she’s my cousin. We grew up together at Lanry Side,” she blurted, her chest rising and falling like she was going to choke on her own breath.

Claimed by The Arrogant Alpha . Chapter 62: What was the point of it all? . Jessica sat next to Santana silently, taking her shoes and socks off, rolling her pants up so she could dip her feet in the cold water. They were quiet for a long time, the only noises between them was the occasional sniffle from Santana and the sloshing of the wine bottle. “I don’t think I can do this,” She eventually said, head lolling upwards to stare at the sky. Even on a clear night, there were no stars with the haze of the city. “Continue Living. In this family.”