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Beside me, I felt Buddy’s pushing herself onto me, worried about my tears. “I guess the rumors are true, you brought a beast back with you.” I chuckled and look down. “I missed you so much.” “I missed you,” she said taking a moment to look at me closely. “You almost scared me to death. Don’t do that again.” She snaps giving me a light tap on the arm. “Now, who is this?” “Buddy.” I rubbed her head to show her we were talking about her. “She’s a lady.” “Lady, eh? I’ll be the judge of that.”

Eden turned to him and said, “Buddy, can I count on you to not let anyone know about this?” Buddy nodded and said, “Yes.” “Don’t tell Bennett either. I will tell him myself,” Eden said. She sighed and plopped on the couch. “I don’t know what to do anymore. My life has been nothing but a series of unfortunate events. When am I ever going to get a break.”

My brand new badge might be back home in my locker at the NPD, but old habits die hard. “Whoa, relax, sweetheart,” he said, raising his hands and swaying like a palm tree in a hurricane. “It was an accident.” “An accident? Buddy, I’ve seen toddlers with better balance than you, and they’re still learning how knees work!” At this point, people around us were starting to stare. A gate agent was slowly approaching, and the horse lady was openly recording the scene with her phone. Drunkard McVodkaMist chuckled, taking another half-step forward. “You’re kinda cute when you’re angry, you know that?”

He stood across from her, unsure of what the hell to say. “I didn’t think I’d see you,” he muttered. “I wasn’t sure I’d come back.” “But you did.” “I had to.” A voice echoed from the back hallway. “Momma?” Johnny went still. So did she. And then—a small figure padded into the room. A boy. Blonde hair. Maybe four. Bright, stormy blue eyes that stopped Johnny in his tracks. He stared. The boy did too. Johnny couldn’t breathe. “Buddy,” Alli said gently, walking around the bar and crouching. “Remember what I said about staying in the room while I worked?”

Just like the last two. I grabbed the mic and steadied my voice. "The wedding reception's not over. Please, take your seats." Gasps hit instantly. "She's lost it." "So desperate. Noah ditched her and she's still hanging on?" "Like, what kind of wedding has no groom? Does she think walking through it solo's gonna win him back? He was never gonna marry her." I took a breath, my knuckles white around the mic. "If the groom bailed, we'll get another. Who wants to marry me? Right now."

They stopped Infront of a wall, heavy footsteps were getting closer, Audrey pulled out her device and did her magic, a beep sound and the wall moved. "We are going to run in as fast as possible, I opened it for ten seconds, so get ready " This time around Ethan couldn't delve into how adorable it's to see her looking so serious, he got ready immediately the wall paved way, they both run in just when the five armed men got there, Audrey quickly tapped her device as fast as always and the wall went back to it original position like it never moved. The men look around no seeing anyone, frustrated they shot gun around destroying the clothes there in annoyance, they failed two mission at a time,

If only you knew how much more than just another model you truly are. THE END <3 Stay tuned for 3rd story JUST ANOTHER NOTCH ANA AND WILLIAM

Way to go Alexander, way to go! Parker was still at my trail, just lurking behind me like a bodyguard. I thought of the guys who would wañt to break his future daughter's heart, and I chuckled. Outside the most important room in Quickserv, stood the most fearsome bodyguards I've ever seen in my life. Nah, I don't think they grow this type in New York. I nodded at them and they nodded back, signalling me to enter. "Moment of Truth. Lauren? Girl are you still with me?"

I then realized the entire table was filled with aphrodisiac foods. Leon served me some more food and said with a smile, "I'm planning to start a business, and I'm still short 100 thousand dollars. We were best friends in high school, so I was thinking you could help me out." Ah, so he only remembered me because he needed money. Just then, Maya raised her glass again and stood up. "Mr. Hill, my father often mentions you. He says you're his best friend. Let me toast to you again." Maya downed a whole glass of liquor in one go.