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Nowhere. Then, nothing. Not peace. Not yet. Just the merciful hollow where pain couldn’t follow. *Click.* The bulb died. Somewhere, a crow hit glass. *Or maybe it was just my skull.* *602 days left.* *******Somewhere deep in a Louisiana Bayou***** ***Anonymous POV***

"I don't know." "Where the hell are we?" "We're somewhere near north." I tried to look at the vicinity, and everything looked like there's a war that broke out. The ground is full of enormous fault lines, and everything's a total mess. "Look there," Adam pointed to a pretty steady building somewhere at southwest, "We can stay there for the time being." "Right." I tried to walk on my own, and it seems that I can handle myself until we get there. Adam and I started to walk, "I don't understand, how do kuishinbos appear? Are they everywhere?"

I was left standing alone in the darkness of the night like a clown that no one cared about. I made an appointment for an abortion on my phone. Then, I turned to leave. I'd spent the past 15 years trying and failing to win Benjamin's heart. If that was the case, I didn't want it anymore. It was late at night when I returned to the nearest town. I got a room at a hotel and drifted off into a restless sleep. In the wee hours of the morning, I was jolted awake by the ringing of my phone. My superior at the TV station sounded anxious yet excited. "I heard a 5.3-degree earthquake happened at the old settlement near your location. You need to head there immediately to get the latest scoop!"

"Sienna, where are you? You can hit me, shout at me, or even hate me as much as you want. I'll take it without any complaints. I'll only ask one thing from you. Please don't keep your whereabouts from me! "I can't live without you! Can you please tell me where you are right now?" I turned off my phone after reading the last message. After that, I traveled to various cities that I had always wanted to visit. However, I would not stay more than a week in each city. I was well aware that Derek had not given up searching for me. He had traveled to numerous cities as well. I changed my number eventually. So, I had not checked any of his messages since then.

I was just about to speak when I suddenly realized the entire room had fallen silent. Countless disbelieving gazes moved past me and focused on the entrance behind me. A low voice cut through the gradually quiet atmosphere, ringing through the vast banquet hall. "Since when did my bride need another woman to lend her a man to fulfill a dream?"

Somehow, in their eyes, I had become the problem. We weren't the same kind of people. I apologized to Wyatt for wrecking his birthday and told him plainly I wouldn't regret walking away. My application for overseas study had already been approved. In a month, I would leave Riverton for a program in Amerinth. For the next few days, Bernard didn't contact me, but Vera did. She kept sending me intimate photos of the two of them. I neither responded nor blocked her. I wanted to see how long their little fling could last.

I sigh looking out the window at the fields that go on for miles, I wasn't lying when I told you the alliance is in the middle of nowhere. You can't find this place on a map or anything, it's as though none of this exists. If someone is found trying to locate this place, well let's just say they'll never be located again. We deal with some really bad people which means we have to have a place to keep those bad people, we can't let friends of the bad people know where they're being kept. That's only happened once and afterwards, the security measures went up. "I can think of a few things we can do to pass the time" Toby smiles pulling me closer and planting a kiss on my neck, I laugh pulling

He had left the whole encounter to vanish off like a midsummer's night dream. “What would you like to have,buddys?” Lan asked, the two boys sat down quietly and said nothing the entire way there. Will mummy and their grandparents be pleased that they were brought to a different place? It's their snacks time and they had lunch instead. They should be getting back to school before the time for snacks will be over. Nathaniel Johnson glared around the office quickly. He'd taken notes of its environment. From the moment they drove through the giant gate, he'd memorised the name and description of the place.

“Nothing but dead air.” Brody pulled his phone back out and walked around the room holding it out in front of him. “Dead zone.” Stuffing it back in his pocket he stood there with his hands on his hips and looked at the floor. Even the floor was the polished metal. “They’ll come looking for us if too much time passes and they haven’t heard from us.” “That won’t help them find us.” Moving over to the wall, she started walking along it sideways feeling over it.

“Stay close and don’t even think of going off on your own.” She nodded briskly, “Time. How long before the big guys get here?” “Ten minutes tops.” XXX