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About an hour ago, she’d felt so lucky to have found the book without having to pre-order it. But it turned out someone else had beaten her to it, so she had no choice but to let it go. “All done?” Sea asked, holding several books in his right hand. Ayleen nodded listlessly. “Well then, let’s go home!” Sea said, walking ahead of the girl without noticing the expression on her face. Ayleen didn’t say anything and simply walked behind the young man. Sea had apparently bought three books related to chemical engineering. Ayleen glanced at him with admiratio and it seemed the young man enjoyed reading.

Ember's POV Rebecca did not stay in the quiet for long. I had known she would not. Rebecca processed things fast and once something was processed she moved to the next question, and the next question was already visible in her face before she had finished absorbing the one before it. "Tell me more," she said. "I cannot." "Just the outline—"

She simply wanted to vanish. “Leave,” Rebecca stated, her voice emotionless. “And don’t come back.” Silvia nodded, her vision blurred through tears, and hurried away, leaving the books scattered on the ground. She knew that Rebecca would still come for her. She decided to make Silvia’s existence miserable. And Silvia didn’t realize how much more she should take.

She was falling into an abyss. “I suggest you read the journal to have a better understanding of everything. Your mom was a great woman. She would love to have you read her journal and understand your family history. It would help you prepare for future uncertainties.” I scoffed, flipping through the journal. “Uncertainties?” I mumbled quietly. The journal was splitted into three segments. The first one was about her childhood, the second about her lovey-dovey years with my father and the third was about the family history.

Then Rebecca noticed something written on the last page of the children's book. It wasn't Claire's handwriting. It wasn't Daniel's. The ink was fresh. Only a few years old. The message read: If you're reading this, I'm already gone. Don't look for me. They'll only follow you. Signed with a single initial. D. Rebecca closed the book gently. For the first time, she didn't believe Daniel Cross was dead. She believed he was still running. And that somewhere... He already knew they had found Claire's room.

ANASTASIA'S POV “So where did you disappear to yesterday?” Arissa asked, one brow arched, a slow smirk tugging at her lips as I scanned through the science section of the Stormborn Library. I froze mid-reach, fingers hovering over a thick book on wolf biology. “Yeah, I’d like to know too,” Clara added, grinning with just as much mischief. I could practically FEEL my face burst into flames. I snatched the book off the shelf and began flipping through the thick pages, keeping my eyes glued on it like it was suddenly the most fascinating thing in the world. “I didn’t disappear,” I muttered weakly, still flipping.

Rebecca Something felt like it cracked inside my chest when he asked me to leave. I couldn't tell if it was my naive, brittle hope or my pride.This is what I wanted all along, after all. I had pleaded with the elders, prayed to the moon goddess, and negotiated a way out of this wretched situation.This alliance was never something I wanted to be forced into.And hearing him reject me in that way still stung. Nevertheless, I was relieved that he had forgotten what had transpired the previous evening.My heart felt like it was stuck in my throat the whole time, and I thought he would be furious and put me on the gallows.I was relieved, yet I still felt empty.While he was asleep, he had forgotten

The curtains had been washed and fixed, drawn back and the rays of the setting sun now softened the deep blue of the velvet chair beneath the reading lamp. She stepped inside slowly, not sure what she was even looking for. Everything had been so carefully preserved, and yet it all felt different. Rebecca moved around the desk and pulled open the side drawer she hadn’t touched in years. Her fingers paused on a slim, spiral-bound notebook with childish stickers peeling along the front. Alecia’s handwriting was unmistakable, etched across the top in ink and glitter pen was; This book is private!! If you’re not me, CLOSE IT!

She said truthfully and Rebecca hummed. Rebecca is an orphan who doesn't have a home and a background. She made her way into Princess Joanna's garden for shelter. She had always hoped for not being caught there but Luckily, the princess wasn't a cruel and wicked princess like the others she knew off. Despite circumstances that Joanna faced, she was humble and modest to the orphan.They became best friends. ***** Kim Annie I'm sorry if there are mistakes in the previous chapters. This chapter is unedited

Rebecca was not a doctor, but if Christian’s mother is being held captive by someone malicious enough to keep her away for so long, and her life really was terrible enough that this kidnapper may have done many horrible things to her in all these years of keeping her away from her family, if she is to be brought here, she would need to wake up in a comfortable environment. ‘I should get a pen and paper and start writing some ideas.’ With that thought in mind, Rebecca did just that. Deep down hoping that keeping herself preoccupied like so would help her with her own current circumstance. Or at least ease her worries enough that she would not be bothered about sharing a room with a boy as a p