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I tossed the card to the ground and said indifferently, “The payment for this banquet is nine hundred thousand dollars. Please remember to pay what you owe me.” Carlson looked up and said mockingly, “Professor Taylor, aren’t you poor? Five years ago, you were barking like a dog for just a thousand dollars.”

"Just bare with Master Eugene, in the meantime. He is quite grumpy at times, but he is not always like that. He is really a nice man, believe me." Jorah said in his master defense while he tried his best to move the burnt casserole over the gas range towards the empty countertop. The casserole was almost as big as the size of the cat's body itself so the other party was having a hard time carrying it. Seeing this, Abby came to his rescue.

“Does any of that sound familiar to you?” “Yeah.” My chest tightened. “Yeah, it does.” “She’s not you, though.” Rave’s voice was firm. “She’s… softer. More open. Cries at the drop of a hat, which is annoying as hell, but…” He shrugged. “She’s got potential. Just needs someone to teach her control.” “And you think you’re qualified for that?” “Well, I’m more qualified than you, bitch.” He smirked. “At least I don’t run away from my problems.”

“Of course. You and Asher deserve better. I’m not asking you to leave with nothing. I’m giving you a way out.” I searched his face, trying to find even a flicker of honesty. But Rave was too smooth, too practiced. His words always carried two meanings, and I wasn’t sure which one to believe. “You want me to just walk away from everything I’ve built,” I said bitterly. “The house. The network. The control I still have.” “You call this control?” He scoffed, gesturing toward the screen. “They’re already closing in. It’s only a matter of time before your ‘control’ is gone. Then what? What happens to you? To Asher?”

Of course he did, I lowered my eyes to my lap so they wouldn’t see the hatred flicker briefly across my face, hatred itself was dangerous, the Mothers said bitterness poisoned a woman’s spirit, but lately I felt poisoned already. Two months ago, the Master summoned me to his private study after evening prayer. I still remembered every detail, the smell of incense, the heavy silence, the guards outside the door and him, Gabriel Vane. The man everyone worshipped like a prophet, he was old enough to be my grandfather, perhaps older, no one actually knew his real age because nobody dared ask questions about the Master, but whispers among the older women claimed he was already in his sixties, his

Tristan replies and Raven looks back at the TV, she presses on the remote and it opens the app Her eyes immediately land on the “Recently Watched” and clears her throat as she reads the titles of the things that were on there... The most recent being was an adult romance show... Tristan finishes looking through his emails and lifts his head up, his eyes widened as he saw what was on the TV and instantly turns to Raven

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She etched a look of concentration onto her face instead. “It's…….ummmm……. Mas…. Masters. No, wait! Not Masters…Maston. Yea, that's it. Maston.” He laughed, and the sound melted her remaining nervousness. “I see you've heard about us.” he said. “Nothing good, I expect.” “My best friend grew up in East Hampton. She told me about your people.” Rave put his hand over his heart and sighed with exaggerated drama. “Oh, no! Even worse.” He grinned. “Those townspeople tell all kinds of stories about us.”

Where Kane occupied space like something geological—immovable and ancient—Rave occupied it like a man who had learned to move through many different rooms and had allowed each one to leave something on him. He looked at me with eyes doing the same thing I was doing—quick assessments, thorough observations, everything filed away before the introduction was finished. "Isabella Nyxara," he said. Not a greeting exactly. A confirmation. "Rave Rivers," I replied. Same tone. Same register. Something in his expression shifted—a fractional adjustment, almost appreciative. "Come in," he said, stepping back. The apartment was exactly what the stairwell had suggested: functional, deliberately arranged,

But I don't want to be around anyone right now, because this shouldn't be called morning sickness it should be called an all-around twenty- four, seven sickness. To top it all off, Rave has been acting super strange since yesterday. He's edgy and tense, and every time that I ask him if he's alright he changes the subject to my all-day morning sickness again. I don't know, maybe I'm reading way too much into this, maybe it's nothing. I know we've all been under a tremendous amount of pressure during these past few days because the thought of them finding the source of where the leaked information came from and tracing it to us is a gutwrenching realization, it could happen. Rave reassures me