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Arjun placed the chain in the corner of the couch and grabbed a pillow placing it above the chain like it will solve all their problems. "What are you―" "Sit down." Neal frowned but did as his friend said. "Did anyone see you while taking it?" Arjun asked pointing towards the chain which is now under the pillow. Neal looked towards it before shaking his head. Arjun let out a sigh of relief. "Listen to me carefully okay? It is not a simple chain like you think. Did you see the pendant?," Neal nodded." Turn it and look behind it" Arjun said. Neal turn the pendant looking close. A small capital 'R' with beautiful calligraphy stare back at Neal. He was surprised that he didn't noticed it until n

Amber gasped in surprise, as well as Kimberly and Britney. “Will you share your good and bad times with me? Will you do me the honor of becoming the mother of my children?... You'll make me the happiest man on Earth when you bear my last name. Amber, will you marry me?” Leo finally asked and Amber didn’t hesitate to nod. “Yes.” she whispered, finding it hard to control her tears. He gently placed the ring on her finger, connecting their lips afterwards.

Wilsn's POV. I watched in anger a Millie and Brain were playing outside in the snow while I was stuck inside cleaning up ater them. I just had had to hurt her. I couldn't kill her yet. But I would soon have to. God, she was annoying. Little brat. I went into the kitchen grabbing a small fragile decorative peace that Brian's mother had left to him before she had died. I picked it up, it was a glas frog that was all shiny and blue. The Madam loved frogs. I took it, saying, "forgive me Madam." I placed a kiss on it and went outside covering it in snow making a large snowball. I knew where to aim for at Millie. I got my aim just right, they didn't even notice me. I threw it when the ball hit Mi

she finished and those amber eyes went to the place I was to also remain immobile before my incredulous gaze. “What did you say your name was?” I asked a few decibels above my regular voice. “Oh, Mark! So good you came, you were the only one missing.” I heard the voice of Kristopolis somewhere in the room, but my eyes were still locked with the woman’s who was a few meters from me, noting how pale she went when she heard my name. “Mark?” she said in a whisper. “Yes... Marcus Sanders.” confirmed Paul looking at her with worry eyes “he is the owner of the company and promoter of the campaign that you will develop… Are you okay?”

Andrew said his usual answer. "Can we name that someone?"

I heard the voice of a woman say downstairs. The front door was just below my window, so I could clearly hear everything said. "Yes, yes, that would be me. How may I help you?" He said, with a very fake friendly voice that made me feel like screaming in pain and frustration. How dare he pretend to be a good person after what he had just tried doing to me? How dare he pretend to be nice? "Well, I'm your dear late wife Jisoo's good friend. My name is Mrs Tara Lawson. May I come in?" She said, her voice cheerful.

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It was a brown big box with paper with a little writing on it. From: Happy Scholarships To: Todd Thomas ' I hope I'm happy in the end,' I muttered sarcastically and slit the seal. I opened the box and saw a white envelope with the same notes: From: Happy Scholarships To: Todd Thomas I took it and checked the back if there were any notes but found none so I just tore open the envelope and took out the letter. It was short and it looked precise. Dear Applicant Todd Thomas, We appreciate your effort and time to apply for Happy Scholarships but we regret to inform you that you were not selected among the chosen. We ask for your patience and understanding. You can apply next year and can be possi

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