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She was shivering a bit from the cold and looked from Mason to me before muttering, “Isn’t that the guy you told me to stay away from?” I nodded. “Yeah. Sid Paul. He’s not a good guy.” Sid took a couple of steps forward, moving from the rear end of the Mustang to stop at the driver’s side door. Mason stood at the front of the car with his arms crossed over his chest. He looked like the last person I would want to pick a fight with. But Sid was crazy. Always had been. And he had Mark Denning at his right side, hovering over his shoulder like any respectable villain’s henchman. Had I not known how mean Sid really was, I might have found the whole thing comical.

A young programmer choked up, unable to finish his thought. I patted his shoulder, my own chest tight with frustration. "It's not our fault that our hard work has been trashed like this. Don't worry. Whatever compensation we deserve, I'll fight to get every last cent for all of you." Right on cue, Violet also returned. Her face was ashen. Cody wasn't with her. He'd probably been stashed somewhere out of the way for now. She walked straight into my office, her voice hoarse as she said, "Scott, you're my secretary—"

“The trouble with eavesdropping is that you run the risk of not hearing all of the facts. We altered course about a week ago.” Herald looked embarrassed at the thought of being called an eavesdropper. “I did not mean to be eavesdropping. I was just walking on deck and I heard talking and... I did not want to interrupt. I am truly embarrassed,” he said humbly. “No need,” Stephen stated gently. The look of chagrin on his young companion’s face made him regret his joking comment about eavesdropping. He simply had to remember that, although Herald looked a man, he was still a boy. “I was simply teasing. A poor joke at best. Please forgive me.”

His ever frowning and stoic expressions were replaced with little smiles from time to time but his cockiness was something that could never be replaced. She didn’t create a new version of him, but showed him that everyone was entitled to be happy and he didn’t have to make everyone around him walk on ice. With time, his soft sides were brought to life and he often wondered how she was able to bring the best out of him by just staying next to him. But now she wasn’t there to remind him anymore that he could be happy as life goes on.

And here I thought Kiara and I were the most excited, but someone beat us to that, maybe even the entire school. “Hi Abby,I am Kiara.” Abby’s smile widened as she turned to me, she was expecting me to introduce myself as well. Usually, Kiara tends to be my mouth, cause I barely interact with strangers who 90 percent of the time make fat jokes that leave me depressed for days. They don't always notice the damage they do,only Kiara does. I glanced at her, expecting her to speak up, but instead she smiled, mouthing,*Come on.* I cleared my throat, returning my gaze to Abby, “I am Dawn.”

"If you like her that much, she's all yours." "You!" Christina snapped. Biting her lip, she deflated and said helplessly, "Fine. I know what you're thinking. I'll minimize my contact with Adrian, and I'll even transfer him to another position. Is that enough?" Adrian's eyes flew open in protest. "Chrissy, I just want to stay by your side!" I curled my lips into a smile, took out my phone, and opened Adrian's social media feed. "Exactly. You and Adrian have so many precious memories together. Are you really willing to give that up?"

Faith suggested. I wanted to melt into the ground. “I guess I can get James to come with me,” Kristy conceded. “I can get Peter to come too.” Katy followed up. “Lucas has nothing better to do this evening, he'll definitely be there.” “I think I'll sit this one out, guys.” I informed them. I wasn't comfortable with being the third wheel. “Why?” Faith asked. “I don't think I'm feeling alright,” I lied. “I know you're feeling bad because you have no one to bring over, but it's alright. Who knows you might meet the right one tonight!” Faith's excitement was hard to conceal.

I flipped back into reality, and it made me wish I was not in that place. "You didn't miss Ma'am Felicity too much, did you, Miss Elyana?" the servants teased me. I immediately loosened the hug and stepped away from that gay who didn't even try to defend me. "Well, I do. I missed my best friend. It's normal for us to hug. There's no malice to that," I told them to escape the awkwardness even a little. I was quite pissed that Felicity didn't even say anything. My hand went behind me and I gave him a pinch.

Everything about the bitch was bad news, but they had to admit that she was one of the best witches the pack had ever had. “What do you want, Karen” Karen smiled, the coldness in the witch’s voice did not hide the fear she felt. Halting, she smirked coldly, “come on Sabrina, that is not a way to greet an old friend.” She slowly walked in circles near the witch, she had never liked Sabrina, the witch was one manipulative bitch that often got Anita in trouble. Looking around the room, she could not help but smile in satisfaction. The room was definitely like a hermit’s place. A far cry from Sabrina’s choice of an ideal room.

It makes no sense… “Oh, don't think much about it. Dreams don't mean much. Sure, it scared you a bit. But it ends there. Today is a big day. You shouldn't let a dream rattle you. “Athena says, and I nod after a few seconds, with a fake smile. I'm at Athena's place today, as I wanted to stay away from home, and it's a normal thing as Athena and I usually pass nights at each other's houses. A week had passed since Amber challenged me, and today is the day that the new Miss. Emerald High would be announced. Athena has been helping me campaign for the spot. She gave herself the title of my campaign manager, and according to her, things are looking up. And if she says so, I believe her. She got m