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He lit up as though he had just earned himself a medal. “He was getting annoying, don’t you think?” Sarah said, her voice light, lilting with glee. She wasn’t manic in the way Adam had been, with his jittery eyes and hyperactive excitement. She wasn’t driven by some unstoppable obsession that poured out in every twitch and every word. No—Sarah’s madness was different. Cold. Controlled. A flame hidden behind a smile that flickered and snapped whenever she chose to feed it. She sauntered forward, her yellow dress swishing about her knees, and stopped by Adam’s still body. Her nose wrinkled like she found the sight of him beneath her distasteful, like he was something spilled on her perfectly c

Like a setup for a fight. When I opened the front door, the lights were low. The apartment smelled warm—chamomile or peppermint, something soft. I dropped my keys on the counter. I could hear the light clicking of needles. I walked to the small living room. Sarah was curled up on the couch. Her knees were tucked under a blanket, a ball of yarn in her lap. She was knitting something pale blue. Her glasses sat low on her nose, and her hair was pulled into a loose bun.

1 DO WE REALLY have to go through this whole ‘introduce ourselves’ thing again? The only thing I hate more than introductions is repeating myself. Okay, okay. Fine. I’ll do this, though I have to say it would be easier for all of us if you just read my first book. So, my name is Sarah Killian and I am a Professional Serial Killer. DO NOT confuse me with an assassin. I hate those guys. Every. Last. One. Well, except for Mary Sue. She’s an exception. She’s an exception to a lot of things. I’ll get to her in a bit.

She loved children and had suffered long when people taunted her as barren, eunuch and half-man. Drawing confidence from the Damkerng couple, both the friends quickly walked into their dedicated cabins, changed into fresh new patient gowns, lay down on padded tables and looked forward to the treatments. Soon Dr Damkerng started treatment on Sarah inserting thin sterile needles in specific acupuncture points of her body and face. True to Busaba’s assertions, she really felt like ant bites. Dr Damkerng next twirled the needles and applied electrical pulses at specific points. Soon Sarah drifted off to a relaxing sleep as the doctor worked on curing a list of problems faced by the brave young g

It was a high-pitched, piercing noise that sent a violent shiver down Lin’s spine. She looked at the wall. The paint was pristine, white and unblemished. Yet, the sound was so clear it felt as if the nail was on the inside of the room, just centimeters from her hair. She banged her fist against the wall. "Sarah! Stop it! It’s one in the morning!" The scratching stopped instantly. A moment later, she heard a muffled giggle from the other side of the wall. Lin sighed, pulling the duvet over her head. Sarah was a theater major, notorious for her elaborate pranks and her inability to take anything seriously. She probably had a piece of plastic or a ruler, sliding it against the wall just to get

She's barking orders, demonstrating a quick disarm move. "That's Elder Sarah," Maya says quietly. "She handles the pups and new recruits. Tough as nails, but fair. If you survive her, the alphas might actually take you seriously." Sarah spots us and waves Maya over. We approach, and the older woman's sharp eyes land on me. "So you're the Silver Moon runaway," she says, voice gravelly. "Lila Thorne." "Yes, ma'am." She snorts. "Don't 'ma'am' me. Makes me feel ancient. Call me Sarah." She looks me up and down. "You're skin and bone. Suppressants?"

Hunter recalled and they all laughed but Aurora didn't. She just smiled shyly. She was a very shy girl. Timid. Meek. Shy and soft were her trademarks. She can't even bear to hear someone shouting. She was so soft and innocent. When they all dispersed. Rasmus quietly followed Sarah who was oblivious of him. Walking to her room. She walked towards the window and started talking to her sparrow. Yes, Sarah has a pet sparrow whom she loves to chat with and only the lord knows what they talk about.

Nate Sarah stood up and waded across the water, her perfect little body calling to be touched. I knew she wanted me. She just needed a reason. I sat straight back, and spread my legs, giving Sarah room to sit in front of me. She turned slowly, letting my eyes take her in. Sarah lowered herself between my legs, resting her hands on my thighs. When she was settled, I reached up and moved her hair away from her neck. I started off soft, rubbing my hand up and down her neck, and then the back of her head and her scalp.

Today was turning out to be the best day he could remember in a very long time. Sarah turned out to be an excellent masseuse, not that Mark had a lot of experience to compare her skills against. She had arrived, laid towels out on his bed, heated oils, dimmed the lights, and told him to lie down. He was quite surprised at his first impression of her. Shoulder-length dark hair framed a pretty face with a fit but voluptuous body, reminding him more of Maddy than Myra. Sarah was dressed in a black vest-top and black track-pants, and he could see at least a dozen tattoos around her upper body. Her entire right arm from her shoulder to her wrist was a mixture of aquatic creatures intermingled wit

They’re talking with someone in a fast, excited tone. We step into a cozy living room filled with hanging plants, funky pillows, and shelves packed with books, rare gemstones, feathers, and jars of glittery powders. The whole place smells like warm vanilla and cinnamon, as if someone had just pulled out a caramel pie from the oven and left it cooling somewhere close by. And then, I see her. Sarah. She’s leaning on a wooden table, barefoot, wearing a long tie-dye shirt over bike shorts. Her short black hair is spiked up messily, and she’s got a septum piercing, cat eyeliner, and purple nails.