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It seemed absurd that she was saying that, when I had talked about turning people away I had been quite specific… Perhaps I should have specified it more. "Yeah, I was having time to myself… what is wrong?." Once again she looked reluctant. "Speak woman! " I sounded a bit frustrated with my emotions again surfacing. She took a few steps back. "It is about Alexa." "Alexa?" The name echoed at the back of my mind as I was wondering what it was. "What is wrong, is she fine this time?" I questioned. " "She is gone , Levi." "Gone, I don't understand." "She is gone and the address too."

The mere mention of Lorenzo Marino's name sent shivers down the spines of the entire New York underworld. But he couldn't find her. The woman had vanished like a drop of water in the ocean. "This book is really good... so realistic." A sigh of appreciation came from across the cabin. Lorenzo turned his head, annoyed. It was Lily. His stepmother, the woman who had raised him, wore reading glasses as she pored over a thick hardcover. "I'm working, Lily," Lorenzo reminded her, his tone flat. "Oh, sorry." Lily took off her glasses, but her face was still full of pleasure.

"This money is enough to keep the Keller family fed and clothed for a lifetime. Consider it compensation for breaking the engagement. I'm leaving." With that, she ran off without looking back, giving Preston no chance to stop her. Instinctively, he shouted her name, hoping she would change her mind. Rowena kept moving; she never once looked back at him. … The outskirts of the city were in chaos. Police officers and forensic teams were conducting investigations at the scene. Rowena's limbs went weak as a suffocating pain wrapped around her entire body. No matter how hard she searched, she could not find that familiar figure.

******* ZAYNE Another day. Another night without knowing where she was. It felt like Lisa had vanished from my world completely, like the bond between us had gone silent. My nights were restless, miserable, filled with memories that refused to fade. “She’s gone,” Elena said flatly. “And that’s the best decision for her.” She grabbed a book from the shelf and flung it across the room. “What did you do?” I asked coldly. “What I was supposed to do,” she snapped. “What you had with her is in the past. Have you ever thought about me? What happens if you leave me?”

The world thought Jillian had become a monster out of ambition. They had no idea it was out of pure, unadulterated grief. Clara had called Jillian a spectacular transaction. She had called the fortress boring. She had taken the money and left Jillian to rot in a golden cage. A single, hot tear finally slipped from Jillian’s eye, hitting the glass surface of the desk and refracting the blue monitor light. Jillian closed the eyes, the chest tightening with that same, familiar agony that had never left since that fateful Friday night.

At that moment, a sudden knock on the door broke the silence. Her assistant entered the room and handed her a set of documents. "The police's autopsy report just came out." Angel, who was listening by the side, suddenly spoke, "Mom, doesn't the timing of Melissa's disappearance match with this case?" My mother held her hand and said sternly, "Don't bother thinking about her. After all, she would be the last person who would go missing. This is likely just one of her schemes." My heart ached painfully as I listened to her tearing me down.

“Mom, I’ll be okay. Really. I just want to sleep.” Lisa looked like she wanted to protest, but then she just sighed deeply. “All right. Please call me if you need me. I’ll come straight away.” Jubilee hugged her mom tightly, and after a moment, Lisa returned the hug. They hadn’t always understood each other, but Jubilee knew without a shadow of a doubt how much her mother loved her. The moment Lisa closed Jubilee’s apartment door behind her, Jubilee texted, She’s gone. And then Heath was there in her doorway and she was finally, finally, in his arms.

“Crystal.” “Good. Now, why are you calling?” Let’s get this over with so I can go snuggle with my mate. “I received word of Lilith’s location.” My jaw clenches at the mention of Lilith’s name. “Where?” I demand. “She’s been seen at the Citadel of Sorrows. My men says that’s where she’s been staying for the last few days.” I’ll be damned. Maybe Julius is more useful than I originally thought. “You’re certain?”

“We will mail your last paycheck to you. It’s time for you to go.” Lisa glances between us all and makes a dive for my chest, ripping off my shirt and some chest hair in the process before bolting to the door. “I’m taking this with me then! I’ll see you soon Tyler!” She screams cackling hysterically as she runs down the wet pavement. I look at my friends in disbelief. “How am I supposed to move on from Tessa with these kind of crazies running about? I mean did you all see that? She seemed normal an hour ago.”

Jewel I wonder where he went, but either way this is perfect for us [[ so what’s the plan? ]] {{ I told you, we just wait for him to make his move, I just wish we knew where he went and for what purpose so we could prepare for whatever counter we would have to put in place }} [[ I sent Three of my best to tail him, we just have to wait for them to make contact ]] hmmm, I turn and listen and smile before turning back to Mikelis [[ what? ]] {{ she’s woken up Mikelis }} [[ she wh- s-she woke up? H-how do you know? ]] {{ I can hear her, let’s go before she gets up and comes out of the room }} he zoomed pass me to the secret passage way and opened it before disappearing in the dark, I follow afte