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Her mouth curved slightly, then she turned away, lighting the butt of a cigarette with careless confidence before disappearing through a side door. Penny exhaled shakily. “I think I just lost five years of my life.” I didn’t respond. My thoughts were already racing ahead, mapping something I didn’t fully understand yet. Three queens. And somehow, without trying, I had already met two of them. As we headed for class, one thought settled heavily in my chest, quiet but insistent. Newton Prep wasn’t just a school. It was a game of chess. I was a pawn. And whether I liked it or not, I had already been placed on the board.

one of them asked and I immediately glared at this gang. “Maybe everything is true and that’s why it happened.” Another commented but they forgot someone is standing near them to hear it. I stopped others when they were about to go and scold them as someone else is here to that and as expected from my idol. “You all go to the library right now and give me a book review for the following books.” She said and started reading out nearly ten books completely startling them. “I need to get the mail by today otherwise there will be other work added tomorrow in the class.” She continued and they immediately rushed back towards the library.

“Send me everything. I want every file. Every contract. Every blood-stained deal she made. If I’m going to finish this… I need to know exactly what I’m walking into.” “You’ll have it,” Preston promised. He closed the laptop and packed the drive, slipping it into a secure pouch. Then he turned toward the window and looked out at the darkened sky. He glanced back at her. It’s time for the next plan, he told himself silently. But he didn’t say what the plan was. Not yet. Because some truths had to be earned. And some storms had to be built in silence.

It felt like people were intentionally barricading her from passing. With her head down, Leah made it to the part where it almost looked deserted. She instantly saw the sign that reads Puffs & Liquor; she grabbed a few packs of mentholated cigarettes and a lighter from the glass sliding shelf. She couldn't help but hear children running and playing in the next stall. The squeak of sneakers soles on textured vinyl was an earful, making Leah's face twitch. She heard a small crash and the sound of boxes rolling or tumbling from a higher location and then the squeak of rubber soles fading.

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“Respect that.” Stephen looks at our plates. “What the hell y’all eating?” “Poutine,” Tempest says. He squints. “I’m about to get some of that.” “Come on, stink,” Carmen says, grabbing his hand. He groans. “Don’t call me that in public.” I chuckle as they walk off. Then I glance back at Tempest. “You know what?” I say. “Therapy worked.” She tilts her head. “Oh yeah?”

Don't leave after work—go to Chuck's place and set up the computer. I studied the chat carefully. Attached was an installation guide from the store, showing a rendered image of the setup and a custom LED panel. The renders were clearly commissioned by Alicia herself. I couldn't help but smirk. My mother tongue was coding, not hardware setups. I was just a keyboard jockey, not a professional PC builder. After preparing my resignation letter, I headed to the office and submitted it to HR. A wave of relief swept over me. Even the office air seemed fresher.

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Mason gulped his beer this time. "Duh. What’s with you guys"? Daniel laughed at the antics of his friends. He was aimlessly twirling the bottle on the table. They were currently sitting at Parker's place. They were four boys Wyatt, Parker, Mason and Grayson. They were the four minions of Daniel Stephen. They were friends since the diaper days. They were coming from middle and upper middle families, in a renowned University majoring in Sports.

**This is Book Four of the Pack Series. References will be made in this book to events that happened in previous books without going into explanation of those events. It is recommended that you start with the first book in the series - The Pack’s Doctor. *One month before the second epilogue in The Pack’s Alpha. Henry “You’re making a big mistake, Henry,” Quirin growls. “So you keep telling me, Q. But you get to crawl into bed every night with a woman you love after kissing your pups goodnight. I’m tired of sleeping in a bed that’s cold and waking up alone on an Alpha floor that’s so quiet it’s deafening.”