Let Them Watch Novels & Stories

she asked quietly. “No. I just want it to heal on time,” Antonio said gently. She gave another tiny nod, and her brows furrowed in concern as he lowered his hand. “So…how about we watch something fun while we wait? Maybe… an animal documentary?” He suggested in a slightly raised voice, shifting the mood. “Can we watch lions?” Tessa precipitously beamed. “Or sharks!” Hardin chimed in, grinning wide. Antonio laughed. “How about both, huh?” He hushed.

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Savannah took two blankets out of the cupboard in case they were feeling cold. They end up watching some horror and action movie, thankfully not romance, because it would be awkward if the kissing scene came up. The two adults also wouldn't let the kids watch these kinds of movies yet. Amara and Adrian took a spot on the carpeted floor, a fortress of pillows surrounding the two. Savannah seated beside Lucas, awkwardly. They were aware of each other's presence. Savannah kept on looking at the tv screen, pursing her lips slightly. Lucas was trying so hard not to look at Savannah, clearing his throat once a while. But, he also couldn't help it.

Isn't Watching Anymore. They're finally coming inside.

They weren’t just watching anymore. They were here.

“Alright. You can leave. “Don’t close the door. “Let everyone working come watch. “Let them see how I set the rules.”

They had no idea why she was angry but they have no plan to tell Eon about it. Their job is just to watch her and make sure that she won’t be taken away again. If there was a fight between Eon and the girl they are watching—it’s no longer their problem. They don’t want to involve in their drama. It was already enough that they couldn’t join the fight over the ongoing expansion of the territory for they are stuck sitting inside a cramped van where they do nothing but stare at a computer monitor. Hence, if they got a chance to see a beautiful woman stripping, they are no way in hell they are going to miss it.

Hand in hand with Liam on one side and Amy on the other, we strolled toward the kids’ car section. “This one, Daddy!” Liam pointed enthusiastically at the cars. “Okay,” I replied, scanning the bracelet on the car’s scanner. Liam took the wheel, his laughter mingling with the chorus of other children. His joy became a sight I couldn’t tear my eyes away from. Amy, too, radiated delight, ensuring that Liam was always within her sight. With her phone in hand, Amy turned into a shutterbug, capturing every moment of Liam’s adventure while I juggled calls. Glancing back at Liam, I caught him waving, a radiant smile gracing his face.

⸻ But timed. Perfectly. ⸻ And Lena stepped in. ⸻ Not alone. ⸻ Adrian beside her. ⸻ Victor close behind. ⸻ Ethan hesitating— but still following. ⸻ Kade last. ⸻ Watching everything. ⸻ Always watching. ⸻ Aria turned. ⸻ And for a moment— ⸻ everything stopped. ⸻ Because there they were. ⸻ Not divided by screens.

The moment lasted only a second before duty pulled her face shut again. “We’ll stay close,” she said. “That helps. The Watchers like edges.” “We’re trying not to give them any,” Evelyn said. Tessa’s eyes moved over the line, measuring. “Trying is good. Better than most.” High praise, apparently. They started moving again.