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They also have a common friend that connects them, Paul, making no reason for them not to interact even just as acquaintances. They all knew that Ace and Blaze spent the night together and there is even clear evidence of their activity last night on Blaze's neck, where faint kiss marks grazed around Blaze's neck. They are also so sure that a lot more is all over Blaze's body knowing Ace as a beast in bed.

Honestly, he felt that it wasn't worth the effort to save a woman like Minnie. "Alright, I will do it. I will listen to your instructions." Jenna nodded repeatedly to show agreement, knowing that she would be depending on him. Seeing that he had no other way to stop her, Rayan shook his head and brought her out. On the beach of the vast ocean, the dark night hung over the surface of the ocean like a big net. The night sky was silent, and a cold wind blew across the sea. The night of New Year's day was extraordinarily cold.

Chapter 114 Taylor Anderson I made it to the blue sea with the man I've always wanted, it has always been in my bucket list to visit the blue sea with Liam and now it's finally happening. We are both laying down on the bare ground, close to the sea as we both admire the moonlight, it was a very beautiful night, as the rails of light from the moon shine upon us, the gentle breeze tendering soothing waves on our skin with the glass of wine in the middle, a smile thug at the corners of my lips as I steal glances at Liam.

He handed Rexford a single, high-tech card that unlocked his offshore funds, and we sped away into the night. Sebastian slumped in the back seat, staring blankly ahead. He was no longer the arrogant schemer; he was a fragile, broken man. "Ben... they were going to let him," Sebastian whispered, his voice thin. "The man with the camera... he was waiting." "I know," Benjamin said, focused on the road. "We're almost safe. Just a few more hours." We drove directly to the secure coastal dock where the Nightingale was waiting, its engines already warmed. We transferred Sebastian onto the boat and cast off immediately, pushing the powerful catamaran to maximum speed toward the open sea.

By the beach, the police had a perimeter set up, not allowing anyone unauthorized to enter! The fishing boats were all mobilized, and the whole sea area was cordoned off as they began to search the sea. There were countless white lights on the surface of the sea, and it was incredibly bright. Yet, the surface of the sea was still pitch black. The night was the best camouflage. Shawn stood on the beach. The housekeeper and Fiona were both by Shawn's side, stopping him from doing anything emotional.

Luca POV The search at sea went on all night. I never left the marina. The wind came hard after dark. Waves kept slamming against the docks, carrying that sharp salt stink that cut straight through clothes and skin. Searchlights swept back and forth across the water, slicing the black swells into strips of white. Farther out, the salvage boats were still working. The low grind of machinery never stopped. “Don, you haven’t rested all night,” my aide said quietly. “The search teams are handling the water. Maybe you should go to the rest room for a while—”

Blake tried to nod that he understood, but the weight was beyond measure. “I will let you rest tonight; maybe in the morning, you can talk.” Sister Song said and left the room. Blake didn’t want to sleep. He needed to heal fast; it was already nighttime, and he couldn’t delay. One day here was equivalent to a hundred years on Earth. He could not delay. He had wasted so much time already. His only concern was what was happening back home; he couldn’t wait any longer; he had to rescue Claire. Blake entered his Divine Sea and was surprised at what he had found. The Sea was churning, and wave after wave was crashing on the continents wildly.

Drifting Between Uncertainty The sea stretched endlessly before them, a vast expanse of darkness interrupted only by the occasional glimmer of moonlight on the water. The rhythmic hum of the boat’s engine filled the silence, steady but fragile—like the moment itself. Fiona leaned back against the side of the boat, her body aching from exhaustion and injury. The adrenaline that had kept her moving was finally wearing off, leaving behind a sharp, pulsing pain in her shoulder. But she wasn’t the only one feeling the weight of the night.

“Keep driving,” Matteo said. Bianca didn’t ask where. She didn’t need to. The night swallowed their headlights as the last of the mountains faded behind them, smoke curling in the rearview like a dying god’s breath. By dawn, they had reached the sea. A forgotten stretch of coast gray, wind-lashed, empty. The kind of place where the world forgot itself. Matteo parked the truck near a shuttered fishing cottage. No name, no signals, no trace.

"Your birthday is tomorrow. And you've invited so many friends. Are you sure you don't want to go to bed first?" "I want to go out for a ride," he smiled. "Okay then, give me a minute, I need to change," Tianna said. After all, it was almost Kevin's birthday, and Tianna was very cooperative. As long as it was not too much, she would satisfy him. Sitting in the car, Tianna asked, "Where are we going?" "The seaside." Tianna's eyes showed a hint of surprise. She had never seen the sea at night, she was as excited as a three-year-old going to the zoo for the first time.