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Her grip was surprisingly strong. “I have a granddaughter whose name is Madeline and she is twenty-two. She is very beautiful,” she told me and I forced a smile nodding. Then gently, I released my hands. The next order was from a girl who kept staring at my face. “Um… what is your order?” I asked again for the fifth time. I felt uneasy with her staring at me. Other customers were waiting. She stared for some time more before giving her order. She and some others even asked for my number which I politely decline and finally, the school students flooded out.

I whispered back and she looked at me in surprise. "I know. I was shocked too." I nodded and she sighed. "I wish he would go back to hating me." I added. "I never hated you..." Wolf leaned over and whispered to us. We stared at him and he smirked. "Crap" I muttered and Cassy nodded. I was relieved that the waitress came over then to take our order. We went around the table to order with Wolf being last. He looked at me strangely after I ordered. "I'll have two burgers, fries, a chocolate milkshake and add an order of onion rings to her order

“If this isn’t pet care, I have to contact the person who booked the job first to confirm.” Her expression flickered, then she calmed down. “Don’t be nervous. Just help me unpack a few boxes. That’s what errand runners do, right?” Something felt off. The job was listed as pet care, but there was no sign of an animal. The woman kept avoiding the topic. Even stranger: a small security camera in the corner of the room was pointed directly at the entrance and the sofa. I tensed up and stepped back. “Sorry, the job description doesn’t match what’s here. I can’t continue. You can update the order on the app, and I’ll decide if I can take it.”

Silence. Magnus’s jaw clenched, and for a brief moment, something flickered across his face—fear, maybe, or something worse. Derek glanced between them before turning to the shelves with renewed urgency. “Then we need answers now.” He pulled a heavy tome from the nearest row and set it on the table. The book was old, its cover cracked and brittle. The title was barely legible, but Aria could make out one word. Reckoning. The pages resisted at first, as if they had not been opened in centuries. Then, with a shudder, they yielded.

I felt as if I had a huge weight taken over my body. I stood up, cleaned myself and toy and I decided to keep them in the drawer. I switched off my mirror lights and crawled to my bed in my cotton night clothes. As soon as my head hit the bed, I fell asleep. --------------------------------------- "Thank you so much for coming" I smile at my customer as they leave with the books. I sit down and look at the computer, I took a sip of my hot chocolate and started working on the credit sheet. I heard someone walk in and I looked up.

I remind her so she won't worry too much about it. "Oh no! Again? How could you let this happen, Hudson!" She turns angrily to Hudson. He looks ashamed to the ground and again he blames himself for this. "It's not Hudson's fault. I ordered something wrong." I defend him and he looks up at me noticing I'm not telling the truth. Meredith signs madly at him anyway. "No, it's not true. I ordered Ice cream for myself with peanuts and for Ashley without but then Ashley caught the wrong one. So, yes. You can blame me." He tells the truth. Sometimes he just should appreciate when I lie. I don't do this often.

There were many windows here and there in every storey. Walking inside the building, I noticed that the interior looked much better than the exterior; the interior had a much classier look with paintings and pictures hung almost everywhere. A sofa set with a big T.V was kept on the left side. I didn't think anyone used the T.V often as everyone had their phones 24/7 with them. The staircase was in the opposite direction to us, on the left side.

Well, I haven't heard from him since last night. "Was it that bad?" "Well, I couldn't stand her being so judgemental." "How are you feeling?" "Numb" "You should get some rest. You don't have any work today, do you?" "No, I don't" "Okay, I'm free for the day too. Go get dressed, we are going out." "I don't have a say in this, do I?" "Certainly not, she said and wave her hand in dismiss." I open the fridge to see what I can eat but lost appetite immediately after seeing the nonsense peace store inside.

As a result of walking, I arrived late. Richard complained "You are late. The only reason I'll pardon you is because this is your first time. I won't pardon you next time, though I'm not sure what I'll do. You can start taking orders" he said. I bowed my head till he finished. I didn't have time to argue or say anything. This is what happened when you lose a family and is about to lose your friend to death or memory loss and your boyfriend pretends you don't exist. I take orders slowly and not in the normal jovial way.

She rested on her knees and closed each one of their eyes while she touched her forehead, sternum, and both of her shoulders in a specific order. "She must be Catholic." A girl next to me noted. I hummed and nodded, watching as the girl finished with the last girl and two others dragged the rigid body to lie peacefully next to the others. I didn’t remember what the word Catholic meant but assumed it had to do with whatever the girl was doing. I promised myself that I would remember their faces. Remember their sacrifice. When we started to gather again, I gave one of my spears to Beef and the other to another strong woman- the dark curly haired one who fell in