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I added as a reminder, "Do pay me back that 350,000 dollars soon. I'm not very patient. If you don't, I'll sue you!" "Rainey, can't you just let this go?" he asked. "Would you two let me go if you were in my shoes? I'm not a saint. If you're late with the payment, don't blame me for being heartless!" With that, I pushed him away and left. Cindy called out from behind me. "Rainey, stop right there! Why are you doing this to me? What have I done to you that you would kill my child?" Her screaming got on my nerves. Turning back, I stormed up to her and slapped her hard.

Grabbing his hand tightly, I refused to let go, even as he tried to shake me off. I clung to his hand like my life depended on it, struggling against his strength. My face contorted with effort and desperation. "It’s okay. Come with me," I said softly, trying to soothe him. Slowly, his urge to strike again began to fade, though his fiery gaze remained locked on Ace.

I said, stressing on each word as I heard his steps nearing me. "He is dead anyway." He added, his voice now more clear. From the corner of my eye, I saw him stop just right beside me. "But you want to see if you can do it." He said, stealing the words from my mind. My jaw tightened more, air pushed through my limbs trying to seek its way out as I tried to pull the stupid trigger. "You still didn't get over it." He added making this whole process even harder. I scoffed, "You can't just get over killing someone."

His face is the last thing I see clearly. He's not angry. That's the part that never stops being the worst part — he's not angry, not panicked, not even sorry. He's just watching me go down with those cold, dark eyes like he's done this before and he'll do it again and somewhere underneath all that stillness he already knows it. I hit the marble floor. My cheek against the cold stone. My green silk dress pooling around me. I can hear my own breathing getting slower and I think — with the strange calm that only comes when there's nothing left to do — this is the ninth time.

I whispered before closing my eyes. "You fulfilled your promise!" He whispered while pulling his hands away. Two drops of tears rolled down my cheeks. I could feel the love, the rage and the longing I had before dying. If wasn't a memory of a past. It seemed like I had just lived that moment just now. The pain was still fresh in my heart until Caspian pulled me in his arms and stroked my hair. "Don't worry, we have past all this and now we are together." "And those who have hurt her, has suffered the worst fate no matter which lifetime." He added.

She whispers softly. “We need to talk, Sophia,” I mutter softly as I pull away from her. The relaxed smile slides off Sophia’s face. Her lips stiffen into a straight line as she lowers her hands from my shoulders and gazes at me intently. “Don’t do this, Micah.” She whispers dejectedly. My throat clogs, but I’m firm in my resolution. There’s just no other way. I’d rather break her heart than watch her die at the hands of Willem Kazik or his henchmen. “I’m sorry, Sophia,” I muttered hoarsely.

I whispered. He let go of my chin and contemplated, "You're not getting all this again. You pull me... I can't decipher, you attract me." He touched my cheeks. His index finger stopped at the corner of my lip, "You fill the emptiness in my chest... I'm almost feeling everything with you." His expression was softened, his eyes were rapt as he was thinking about us somewhere else. His expression hardened all of a sudden. He glared at me, "You're just a f****** weakness. I wanna get rid of." He snarled on my face. His anger resurfaced, killing the softness of his amber eyes. "Why don't you kill me?" My voice broke.

I was wrong “ Let me go” She shouted as I carried her with me. I held her tight that she could not move for a moment “ I want to kill her. She killed my son. I want her dead” She kept on shouting that I had to hold her with one hand and keep my other hand on her mouth “ Let me go” she kept of producing muffled sounds but I knew what she was talking about