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Junior No. A082
He is scary.
"Conrad Jagger. A082". This time Noah shouted on his face making him startled. He looked up and quickly stood up.
"I... uh... Am sorry. I am so sorry. I was reading the notes. I didnt notice". He was apologizing and everyone was looking at him with pity eyes.
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My Hockey Alpha Deadly Secret
Ember's POV
The note was shorter than the first one.
Two sentences. Printed this time, not handwritten — the kind of text that came from a printer or a typewriter, uniform and deliberately unidentifiable. No slant, no pressure pattern, no individual hand behind it.
*We know there are still some of you. We will flush you out.*
I read it twice.
Then I read it a third time because the second time had not settled it and I was hoping the third would.
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THE ALPHA'S RELUCTANT BRIDE
Someone who knew the space well enough to put things back close to where they found them.
But not exactly where.
The pen holder is on the wrong side of the desk. The second drawer is not fully closed. The stack of client folders on the shelf is in a different order. Small things. The kind of things you only notice if you know exactly how you left a room.
She notices all of it.
And then she sees the note.
It is on her keyboard. A plain index card. Three words in clean block print.
LEAVE BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE.
She stares at it for a long moment.
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THE ALPHA'S SECRET BABIES
There was no way in hell that I would take a gift I didn't even know who it was into my home.
Flipping the rose, I examined it closely and I saw a note pegged to it. Notes, actually, as they were arranged together and pegged to it. The first note read; 'Just’. Swiftly, I opened the other and read the text. 'One’.
‘Just One...’
I froze, in realization of who it might be from. My hands were a bit shaky and my brow was creased with sweat that broke out suddenly. What game was he up to this time around? I looked around to be sure no one was watching.
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THE CONTRACT BRIDE’S REVENGE
I crossed the room and placed the note on the desk in front of him.
He looked at it.
Then at me.
“Read it,” I said.
He picked it up.
I watched him read it. First time quickly, getting the shape of it. Second time slowly, moving through each sentence with the specific attention of someone reading for what was said and what was not said simultaneously.
He set it down.
Looked at it for a moment.
Then he looked at me.
“When did this arrive?” he said.
“An hour ago. Private courier. No return address.”
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Bullied By The Badboy
Did you read it?
I stare at the note in my hands until the words blur, my teeth sink into my lips, I lean on the shelf and sigh. Yesterday when I came to return the letter, my note was untouched. But today, there is a reply. I shake my head like Let—I have decided to call the owner of the letter that—can see me. I didn’t read it. I only caught a glimpse of the first line and chose not to. But right now, I am curious. Is it someone I know?
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His contract Bride, His secret child
I sat at the other end of the table with my laptop and worked through the Tokyo acquisition review that had been waiting for two weeks and that I completed in three hours because I was focused in a way I had not been focused on work in recent memory.
Not because work was more important.
Because everything else was settled enough that the work could have the attention it needed without competing with the weight of things unresolved.
Everything had its correct place.
The correct amount.
At four Noah appeared from his room with the notebook.
"I've added a new notation for objects that exist in all categories simultaneously," he said.
"Show us," Amara said.
He showed us.
I looked at the notation
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My Fated Alpha
Sitting on it, I opened the note that read,
Hope you remember what task you have to do. I have been keeping my end of the bargain.
Author's note:
Thank you readers for reading so far. I sincerely appreciate it and if possible kindly drop a gem and a review. Happy reading :)
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The Alpha's Desire
My breathing turned erratic as I read the short note attached to the picture.
'Don't wander alone in the forest, Serenity. You could get hurt'
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The Charming Celia
When I got to my desk, I noticed a breakfast with a small note waiting for me.
"What? Who sent this?" I wondered aloud.
I read through the note. It was Talitha.
She completed the note with a little red heart doodle.
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Frequently Asked Questions
I mostly stick to Adobe Reader for work PDFs because everyone at my office uses it and the commenting tools are baked right in. Highlighting a contract clause or adding a sticky note feels super straightforward, and everything exports cleanly if I need to share an annotated file. It’s not flashy, but it’s reliable.
That said, for my personal reading—like downloaded research papers or long-form articles—I’ve jumped ship to something like MarginNote. The way it can extract all my highlights and notes into a separate, editable outline is a game-changer for synthesizing information. I can link concepts from different pages visually, which my brain just appreciates more than a linear list of comments. The learning curve was steeper, but for dense material, it’s worth it.
The real hassle is when a friend sends a PDF with annotations from a completely different app, and half of them are formatted weirdly or don’t show up. Makes me wish for some universal standard, but I guess that’s a pipe dream.
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