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“WHY ARE THERE SO MANY BAGS?!” James grinned. “There it is. Emotional peak.” Karline almost smiled. Almost. Reid glanced at her. “I’m not asking for forgiveness.” “What are you asking for?” “A chance to do better.” She stayed silent for a long moment, weighing the words. Reid exhaled, tension easing from his shoulders. “A chance karline and that’s enough for me.” James leaned back dramatically. “Ladies and gentlemen, the redemption arc has officially begun.” Karline shot him a warning look. “

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NEHENDA POV: "What did we ever do to you to warrant the cruelty you dished to us? You! inhumane caricature of a beast! A people that never ventured out of our boundary lines, your very existence! being a reality? Was even an overwhelming discovery. I wonder how we could have wronged you! so much so; you would think of bringing us to extinction mercilessly. We were a peaceful loving family, accepting of all and not discriminatory against any . We never took the essence of life out of anything, even though we could! for life is sacred to us. We preserved it, never destroyed it. We even nurture the weak fading out chi back to fullness. MY People, My loved ones, all those innocent children's liv

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Reed POV The one thing that pulled me out of the drinking that started back when we first messed up with Heather was reading that file about us all dying. It took a bit, but when I finally realized that there was a way to break the curse, I knew I had to straighten myself out and get Lucas on board with the plan. I thought that if I was good enough and could get Heather to forgive us, we could stop the curse. Now, I’m starting to have doubts again. I watch the golden brown liquid go around as I swirl it in the glass. A hand stretches in front of my face, taking the glass from my hand. “No matter what we decide, which I think, we have kind of already have, this...” Lucas gives the glass a sma

"Through the red door. Someone will meet you." Elena stepped onto the pavement. The red door was exactly where he said, painted a shade between wine and blood, set into a brick wall with no signage. She thought of Mateo, her mother, the envelope with seventy-five hundred dollars that had been bought for her for three weeks. She pushed through the door. The woman who met her had the same voice on the phone, smiling with teeth that were too white. “Your name.” The lady asked. “Elena, ma’am.” She replied.

The interior is everything and I can’t stop the tears running down the corner of my eyes. Seeing the little benefits I could get from my new position makes me want to keep my job so bad. So, the earlier I settle things with Christopher, the better for me. I have to come clean at some point but now is better. I make a mental note to continue my task of recovering the deleted files from the club’s system when I get home. “Tessa, I have my car with me!” I squeal into the phone as I drive down the highway after connecting my phone to the car’s Bluetooth speaker.

“He’s not lost anymore. He helped me cross the void twice. But the third time, I was helped by my daughter, Miracle.” “Miracle,” Ona grins, pleased. “Carnelia laid her clutch.” “Sorry to interrupt,” Kora shifts the attention of the room back to her. “But uncle, I’m not sure what this has to do with your offer.” The others in the room look uncomfortable at the reminder that I had offered myself up as fuel. “Ah, yes,” I swallow, “When I visited Ridgewood, Deklaan explained why I was able to cross the void so easily. I have blue crystals growing in my blood.”