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John answered, running his hands through his hair as he stared at his reflection in the dirty mirror hanging next to the table in the corner of the room. I had no idea about what he had planned but whatever it was, I knew it couldn’t be any good. There have been rumors that Lorenzo has been fighting back and he’s been scoring points and trying to get back on track. My best guess was that John was a sore loser and he wanted to go out and make it known that he was still in control of this situation. “That works for me because I only need a couple of minutes and I’ll be out of your hair,” I said.

Unfortunately,today was not one of those days. “I'm talking to you, Orphan,” John continued, stepping closer. He collected the book from her hands and examined the back cover. “What's this? Another story about knights and princesses? Do you dream or imagine being rescued, Anna?No one's coming for you”.

“So you’re finally dropping the act and showing your true colors?” “It’s not quite like that, Mr. Hoult,” John replied. “I may have concealed my intentions, but I truly meant it when I said I don’t want you as an enemy. In this line of work, we learn to recognize things of great value—and my instincts tell me that you and the young miss influence in this city will only continue to grow.” This time, Luthor believed him. The greedy gleam in John's eyes made it clear he was telling the truth. At first, Luthor had assumed John was plotting something deceitful. Hearing his candid confession left him briefly perplexed.

"Meeting a businessman like yourself who runs the world is truly an honor." Honor? Shouldn't people like Mr. Nobile be afraid of Odin? Yes, he is a businessman that runs both lower and higher levels. That is because he's a mafia boss. Mr. Nobile runs this facility, and the fact Odin has connections with the law is unbelievable. I contacted Odin about meeting Devin, but he thought it was a bad idea. I begged him without revealing who Devin was to me. So, he reached the county jail in Los Angeles and made an appointment. I didn't tell Liam about me seeing Devin. He would be upset and would prevent me from going. Luckily, he's at school. That's why I need to see Devin. I need to confirm somethi

When my shift ended, I found myself walking toward the corner table where Kael sat, his laptop closed now, a book in his hands. I stopped short when I saw the cover. ‘Knot We Cannot Untie.’ That was the book he was holding. I can't believe that Kael would be reading one of Linda Lively’s books. “You read… this?” I said, the surprise evidently in my voice. Kael looked up, one brow raised. “Why? You think I only read racing magazines and bank statements?” I gave a small laugh. “Chill bro. It’s just… not what I was expecting ”

he handed the book to John, "it a freaking diary of all his crimes against humanity. He is a really bad man." "Tell me about it," Martha scoffed as she extended her hand to John and he gave her the book. She went quickly brushed through the book and raised her face to Josh, "you are a lunatic, you know that? Who writes down all the crimes they had done?" She shook her head and rolled her eyes. "He's saved us a lot of work. The book dates back to about ten years," David shrugged and rolled his shoulders.

John was seated on the couch on the other edge of the room facing her with a book in hand. The book was part of a collection of business materials that Lisa had given to her as a gift after she arrived in Coastrock. Lisa had given them to her to help her build her knowledge and expertise in the industry. It did not take long at all for John to get halfway through the book. It was not surprising since he was made for business since the day he was born. The contents of the book must be completely amateurish to his genius mind. Sherry found herself overwhelmed with a sudden rush of irritability.

John said with a chuckle. “I will know if you ask questions without studying the book first.” John said. “But I tried reading the book once, I had terrible nightmares for a whole week and I never touched it since then.” Seth said. “You didn’t have a reason for reading it then, you do now. Get to work, the sooner the better. There should be a reason this is happening now.” John said and left. “Oliver, you heard him. What have you found out about the judge?” Seth said.

I guessed he needed some time to cool off. “What shall we look for?” Diana asked eagerly, trying to change the mood. “I need books on magic. I need to pick up my training where I had let off with Otis.” I grabbed an oil lamp and started scanning the shelves, and to my surprise, there were hundreds of books arranged in an orderly fashion. When John first mentioned that his brother had saved a few books, I assumed it was only a handful. But now, looking at the stacks of books, I realized that they had saved quite a lot. This task was going to be more challenging than I had anticipated. Diana picked up the second lamp and joined me in the search for books that I could use.

John nodded in understanding and, walking around the room where he had once been trained, went to the bookcase. What happened to those scrolls? And what are these books? The Coven Keeper walked across the room and, sinking into one of the armchairs by the fireplace, replied: - Those scrolls that you remember have simply undergone changes, becoming what you now see in front of you - books. "I could have guessed," he muttered, still looking at the books. But still, John was haunted by one question that he could not voice, as if something was holding him back. And the elder, as if sensing his hesitation, said: