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Cameron asked. He shrugged. "I could, but not since college. I just need a breakthrough with this app I'm writing.” He said. He turned to Cameron, leaving what he was doing. "You know, it's already brilliant, but it's not as I want it to be. I just need for it to act that exact way, and yowza. It's perfect then.

This wasn't over. Not by a long shot.

I didn't need trouble; I had enough of it already. So, instead of fighting, I spent most of my time in the library or on the internet. I was learning; teaching myself about anything that interested me. I had a knack of remembering things; not everything, I don't have a photographic memory or anything (and, honestly, there's no such thing as a photographic memory – that's just a fiction you find in books, movies and television), I just had a very good memory. I was also really good at applying things I learned in one field to problems I discovered in another. Correlative analysis, I think I heard someone call it once. Whatever it was, I turned out to be really, really good at it.

Not a perfect story. A human one.

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It'd been years since anyone talked to me like that. "I'm not upset. If you don't close the deal, just resign." Ellie went still. "Deals depend on both sides. I can't control that." I let out a cold laugh. "Then why are you riding a horse?" "I—" My eyes dragged over her. "You looked pretty good out there. Done this before?" Ellie clearly had no clue what I was getting at. "I rode a few times when I was younger." The way she handled that horse said otherwise. She wasn't new.

Orlando groaned his "I like that fact that he's happy but I don't like this version of him." I chuckled, "It's troublesome." I admitted. Macmillan just shrugged and decided to go back to his book. I wonder why he's being more booky than usual...

“How long would you be borrowing these?” I take the books back to the desk and begin to pen down her details. I record the date and the book info, my hand shaking slightly. I wait for her to crack a joke or complain about the traffic. Nothing. “Did I do something wrong?” The question comes out of my mouth before I can stop it, desperate. “Nope,” she answers. Her voice is monotonous, stripped of its usual warmth. “Just ‘nope’? Are you sure? If I overstepped with the business advice or if something happened with the deal...”

No clue! I can’t deny my attraction to Hunter, although I blame it on the now living bond. I’m just glad he didn’t mark me, even though I felt Morpheus’s desire to. I was so confused! The wolf wants me, but the man doesn’t! With a huff, I cleaned my dirty dishes and then headed to the library—my favorite part of the house. Sliding open the double doors, the scent of leather and books filled me. I glanced around, knowing nothing had changed in this room. I grabbed an old favorite, Jane Eyre, and cuddled on the dark leather armchair.