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Hoka looked up at me. "I like you Sebastian, you're super cool and you've been intimate with the ladies too, that was surprising," he mumbled and Rai looked up and cocked his brow at me. "That's news to me," Rai stated in surprise and I rubbed my eyes and grinned. "I'm very old, I was born 589 BC, so of course I would have been with a woman at some point, to at least figure it all out and I happen to prefer the male form and the stimulation from them," I groaned and Rai chuckled. Hoka squeezed me again and looked up at me.

Something irreparable, but coverable: with smiles, with pretty looks, with good gestures. She doesn't lie, she hides the truth. She doesn't say anything, and she yells a lot in complete silence. She is the absolute image of the controversy. The good, which must be bad by nature. The beautiful thing, that it is completely broken. The strength, which has weaknesses. The quiet girl with books and loud music, who goes out to a party to get high. The promiscuity, that she does not like to kiss. The life that is not real. The life that is invented. The life that must be lived out of obligation. The fake life she invented in her dreams to survive.

work winding down, takeout decisions, and the relaxed settling in that signaled the conclusion of another day in their shared lives. "How's the book coming?" Max questioned, bringing her feet into his lap. "Slowly. My editor continues asking for more information about the psychological consequences of being threatened by dangerous criminals, yet I keep wanting to write about how you make me coffee every morning without being asked." "The coffee thing is more interesting?" "The coffee thing is what really transformed my life. The illicit activity was only dramatic window dressing." Max grinned softly, making her stomach flutter even after all this time. "What did you write

"My editor will kill me if I'm not done with the first draft by next week." Lana got an editor for her first book, Elaine Page. She has nothing but praise for Elaine who has worked with other famous writers before. This book is going to shake the world. I'm just in admiration for Lana's bravery. I really don't know anyone who would be brave enough to tell the world that they fùcked their famous brother. "There's a lot of things to do if you're bored, babe." She says softly. "You can sign up for a yoga class. Or a painting class. Or even a salsa class. There's so much life outside. You just have to force yourself to get outside."

Let the people investigate on their own. “Funny story, Sebastian, the headline stated that I was an orphan. I want to let everyone know that I have a loving mother and a whole lot of people supporting and loving me behind the scenes.” I glanced at Ellie and smiled at her. She smiled back and waved her hand at me. “Regarding my father, honestly I don't care where on the earth the man is. He's absent my whole life and I don't think I have to acknowledge him anymore. So I really don't get the point why this anonymous person, who published the article, keeps bringing him up. This same person tormented me ever since I tied a knot, and right now it feels like I'm living rent-free inside her head.”

She sat with the notebook closed on the last evening of December. She thought: this is the record of someone arriving somewhere and becoming part of it. She thought: it is not finished. She thought: it is not going to be finished. That's the point of it. She opened the last few pages of the notebook. She picked up her pen. She wrote: The fourth year. What I know now that I did not know in February three years ago: That the work is not separate from the life. The cases and the cases and the cases — they are the life. Not the background to it.

Joe's face, Ivy's words, the blinding lights of that celebration banquet–they all began to blur, as though fading into the distance. With my very first paycheck, I bought myself a brand-new set of paints. I painted rocks, seagulls, and children running across the sand. Slowly, the girl I used to be–the one who once dreamed of attending the Rhode Island School of Design–seemed to awaken again from deep within me. The bookstore had a special regular. Every day at exactly three in the afternoon, he would show up. He always sat on the sofa by the window, ordered a black coffee, and opened his sketchbook. He would stay there the entire afternoon.

Instead, he went full public with Molly—traveling, showing off, livestreaming their so-called "love." Felt like I was watching two totally separate plotlines from a cheesy drama. While they were toasting new deals and having candlelit dinners, I was in the lab, debugging robotics software. While they shopped and ate at influencer hotspots, I was knee-deep in wires, trying to fix a bot that wouldn't stop glitching. While they partied and got drunk, posting their "relationship goals" online and soaking up the likes, I hit a breakthrough—a whole new approach.

She had endured agonizing heartache to sign that forgiveness statement and forge the medical records, all to personally execute the monster who murdered her daughter. She had felt that lethal injection would be too merciful. If Grayson died quietly, she believed that my soul could never find peace. She wasn't going to let him suffer only what I endured—she wanted him to feel a pain a thousand times more intense than mine. She had prepared for this day for a long time. She renovated the house and installed thick soundproofing materials. She gathered the exact tools Grayson had used on me. She went back to her anatomy books, carefully planning how to hurt him again and again without killing hi

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