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More concerned about Thea’s tardiness he only half listened to them as he looked at them. Peter smiled at one of the students who passed by them only for her eyes to widen when she realized that he was standing with one of her professors. He looked like one of the university students with a light shirt and skinny jeans. Lucian never noticed but Peter was one of those people easily mistaken for younger than their age. According to what he told him he was already in his late thirties and was already been married once. He always thought this but there was some unique quality to Thea’s friends. From Pen and her contrast from femme fatale to lab rat, to Peter who could have passed on for a univer

Just measured, intelligent praise. “Who's the author?” Lucas asked, suddenly wary. Daniel tapped again. “I finally got a picture. Took some digging.” He turned the screen around. Lucas’s jaw locked. It was Peter. Standing confidently beside a laptop, sleeves rolled, smile quiet but proud. “No,” Lucas said. “No way.” “It’s verified,” Daniel said. “Registered to a holding company Peter owns. He’s been writing anonymously. Until now.” Lucas leaned back slowly in his chair, stunned into silence.

It’s happening again. Peter is such a great guy. He can be a little boastful sometimes, a little too confident, but he’s funny. We have a lot in common, so many inside jokes, the same sense of humor, but even all that doesn’t bring the sparks I want to see. The sparks I only ever seem to feel with Noah.

“You handle Catalina.” Peter gave a humorless smile. “That’s a tall order.” “I know,” she said. “But you know her patterns better than anyone.” He nodded. “She’ll try to redirect.She always does. Let her,” Stephanie said. “This is not about narrative anymore. It’s about the record and not a book of stories.” Peter looked at her for a moment more, then said in a low voice, “You’re very good at this.” She blinked.

And for the first time in a long while, Peter didn’t feel like he was doing the work of three different departments. A faint smile tugged at the corner of his mouth. He respected strength. And Cassienne Tremont clearly had it. “With respect, ma’am,” he said, inclining his head slightly, “I’ll inform the team.” “Thank you, Mr. Steel.” Peter gathered the files again, straightened them neatly, and turned toward the door. As he reached it, he glanced back briefly. Cassienne had already returned her attention to the computer screen, her fingers moving across the keyboard as if the conversation had never happened.

Peter's pov I'm Peter Ace Carnell, a 16-year-old. I can say that I'm not that good at school, but I'm good at selling things, sports, boxing and, for my luck, I'm good at programming especially hacking. My life isn't easy. I live with my mother. I work in the Blackstone mafia as a stealer, so I steal cars, jewelry, money... Sometimes I distribute drugs and even sell them. Anyway, I was punished by the men in the mafia several times but not as harshly as the other kids working here. Once one of the leaders got really angry with me and hit me with the belt. I'm really scared of belts to the point that I don't wear one.

Mia: “I know.” Peter grabbed her shoulder as they walked out of the elevator and into the basement, Mia still couldn't avoid his arms. Peter said with enthusiasm: "Since last night I bought all the volumes of that novel, I read it all last night. Mia, even though the work I read last night was the last one, because I've read all the novels you wrote. The work that we will collaborate on in the near future written by you is very good. I will definitely draw it well.” Mia was also surprised: "Have you read all the novels I wrote?" She writes three novels a year, each of which will be printed in two to three parts by the publisher. Unexpectedly, he had the patience to read them all.

“I hope you’re asking about me and not some other lover I’m going to have to battle with for the right to bed my fair lady.” “Really, Peter,” I scolded while Megan rolled with laughter. He raised a brow and then kissed my neck. “Just asking.” I put a cup in front of him as he sat at the table next to Megan and playfully squeezed her hand. I was extremely curious as to why she had to bring him home instead of him taking a cab, but I also didn’t want to change our topic of conversation. Peter spent a decade with the natives in Africa. I had no doubt he could prove useful in figuring out what was going on with the dead bodies come alive with spiders in their heads. I decided to broach the to

I hadn’t gotten five minutes alone with Peter. “What friend?” Shit. I tossed my entire to-be-read pile into an IKEA bag – twelve books should last five weeks, right? Just to be safe, I grabbed some classics from my shelf, classics that made me look intellectually superior. “You don’t know her yet,” I said, which was technically true since Peter had never met the real Constance Montana. Silence. Like, actual dead air that stretched long enough for me to pack my entire winter coat collection before realizing he hadn’t responded.

Their eyes were filled with expectation. Cole sighed. “Peter… you’ve had enough time to think. Two months is enough. If you tell us the truth now, things could go easier for you.” Peter looked down. His body shook slightly. He had been trying to survive, trying to avoid any further pain. But now, something had changed inside him. Fear, regret, and the endless torture had made him weak. Finally, he raised his head. His lips trembled. “It… it was Cassandra,” he said quietly.