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he asked with his eyes flashing. Elena took a deep breath and continued “I have the evidence in this flash drive,” She said as she wiped her face and retrieved the flash drive from between her breasts where she had hastily stashed it. She lifted it on her palm for Marcel to see and continued in a bitter tone “David won’t see this coming, I’ll get vengeance for my sister. He is so going down” she added with revenge and determination shining in her eyes. Elena was feeling sick from the fight she had and decided to take a bath

The flashlight’s beam bounced wildly, illuminating glimpses of twisted roots, skeletal underbrush, and the occasional gleam of animal eyes vanishing into the shadows. “Lord, help me,” I whispered fiercely, my voice cracking as thorns raked across my arms and legs like claws. Warm blood trickled down my calves, mixing with sweat and dirt, but I kept running—crashing, stumbling, fighting through the pain. Each step was a small victory, each breath a defiance. Behind me, Miguel’s enraged voice echoed faintly through the trees, growing more distant with every desperate stride I took. The forest seemed endless, a living thing determined to swallow me whole, but I could see the road now flashes of

⚔️ VENGEANCE ⚔️ (Death is the price!! ☠️ KAI of the Keepers) Chapter Forty two (42) Meena just came back from school and was preparing for her tekwondo class while she rushes her lunch with so much enthusiasm as ma'am teemah watch her and smile while walking closer to her.... "I don't want to be late, that's why I'm rushing my food!" Meena spouted out as she noticed ma'am teemah staring

His rage, once a raw wildfire, was now a honed blade, sharp and unyielding, its edge set on one goal: vengeance. Now, Nero stood before Eleanor’s grave, rain cascading down his scarred face, his full military regalia drenched but unbowed. The weight of his past clung to him heavier than the storm. He reached into his jacket, pulling out a gleaming medal—etched with the blood and triumphs of the war front—and dropped it onto the grave, a silent offering to the mother whose screams still haunted him. The medal glinted in the rain, a solitary spark against the gray earth.

" The trees froze in place as a low growl reverberated through them. "Have you heard it?" With her hand automatically moving for her blade, Chelsea muttered. Marcus looked around the dark and nodded. "We're not by ourselves." A troop of dark beings with vile eyes loomed out of the trees before they could respond. Eryndor's army. "Ambush!" As the outlaws surged at them, Marcus yelled and pulled out his handgun. Chelsea fought off the assailants with deadly precision, her blades blazing. However, they were soon encircled by the overwhelming force of the enemy.

They glowed up the whole place and like a fool, I trusted them too like I did with the dragon flies. Nothing was ordinary or natural in my world. There was a tiny stream of water in that cave, in middle of good ground. It seemed to be flowing out to somewhere. But on the walls were weapons, an old looking shelf stacked with dusty-looking, brown books. There was a fragrance that just filled my nose randomly and I looked up. "It's good to see that you can at least trust flies instead of me." Jordan Reign said as he walked towards me, dragging a shiny spear in his hand.

I drove towards the beach because in a few minutes, the sun will rise and I want to see my last sunrise before having my revenge later on at night. As soon as I arrived at the beach, I got off my motorbike. I took off my helmet and sat down on the sand feeling the cold sea breeze. I closed my eyes and tears started to come out from my eyes remembering why I'm starting my revenge today. I got up and opened up the seat cushion of my motor bike. I looked at the small brown envelope and took it out. I walked slowly towards the water and closed my eyes praying for my sanity to go for revenge.

They were the Lords of the Transition, and the world was finally realizing that the only thing more terrifying than the monsters in the dark was the unit that kept them at bay. The "Deep-Note" from the Mariana Trench hit a new frequency - a resonant, booming sound that shattered the windows of the Arch’s lower levels. "She knows we’re coming," Xander said, his golden visor reflecting the flickering teal lightning of the Pacific storm. "Good," Evangeline replied, the sapphire ring in her eyes glowing with a lethal brilliance. "I have a few notes I’ve been dying to play for her." The "Resonant Rebellion" had moved from the forests to the deep. The "Iron Crown" was heavy, but as the jet engines

She places the call on speakerphone and we all wait when the click signals whoever it is has answered. “Hello Teagan, how can I help you?” My eyes go wide and I feel excited. I look at momma and she winks at me with a shit-eating grin on her face. “Hello Alessa. I need you help.” She says and I become giddy. The Mother’s Revenge are assassins and helped us get Rebel back. The Mother’s Revenge are fucking legends in both my world and the world of the MC.

Only after a long hesitation did she finally pull the sheet back as she gritted her teeth. The body beneath the sheet was burned black. The face was charred beyond recognition, but the diamond watch on the corpse's wrist still gleamed brightly. The color immediately drained from Magnolia's face. Her trembling hand reached for the watch, and the moment she saw the "K&M" engravings, she lost all her strength as she collapsed to the floor. Robin rushed forward to help her up as everyone else around them trembled even harder, not daring to raise their heads. "That was... the token of love I gave Kayden..." As Magnolia spoke, tears rolled down her cheeks. She had not even had time to accept that