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His posture was rigid, coiled. But his mind was sharper than it had ever been. He replayed the recording again. The brief call during the power outage. Voices. Wind. A horn in the background. Metallic echo. He closed his eyes. Visualized the coastline. South Bay. Commercial lanes. Restricted docks. His phone vibrated. Sebastian. “They reacted,” Sebastian said immediately. “How.” “There’s pressure from a private dock management group. They’re demanding the freeze be lifted.” “Which group.” Sebastian named it.

Selene uttered as she asked the name of the poor girl. "My name is Maine, Maine Fontera. I have studied here since when I was in Junior high school, so I know the students here, except you... Ahm, are you transferre?" Maine asked as she looked at the beautiful face of Selene. "Yes. I do. I only transferred here today." She replied and she continued, she asked Maine. "Are you a senior in high?" They talked like there was no trouble that happened to them moments ago. "Yes,. So you mean we are the same? Isn't it?" Maine asked. That made Selene smile as she finally met a student like her.

“Let’s go, baby. I’ll bring you home.” I nodded, a bittersweet smile touching my lips. We had already spent hours together, yet it still didn’t feel like enough. These stolen moments were slowly healing the quiet ache we both carried from our secret meetings at the mansion—those hurried, hidden glances and whispered conversations that had only deepened our longing. The drive back was peaceful, filled with comfortable silence and the occasional brush of his fingers against mine. I rested my head against the seat, replaying every beautiful detail in my mind, my heart still floating from the day’s magic.

Allen was starting to get pissed. "Miss Flora paid me to check on Spencer and Madam Rose. She just left now. Spencer is free."The bartender announced "Oh. Thank you very much. Keep him occupied. I'll be there shortly"Flora said still panting heavily. The bartender looks at both of them in disgust. "You both should really stop this"he cried and jam the door. All Allen and Flora could do was laugh immediately he left.

‘Oh my God can he not do this’ I sighed I packed up for the day, signed out of work and went down to meet Felix I never thought I’d be in a position to buy more than five things from a store. But here I was with a million things (of course not a million) but I mean a whole lot of things and I was just so excited but also shocked. “Do you have this McQueen in silver” I asked the lady attending to me “Yes ma’am. We have it in almost all colors” she said “Pack all of the colors for her” I heard Felix say “What?! That’s absolutely not necessary, i just feel the silver will be really nice” I said trying to persuade him

With all instructions issued, the sky outside was already beginning to lighten with the first hints of dawn. After I finished issuing all the commands, it was nearly dawn. I managed to steal a brief hour of rest before heading to the island where the wedding was to take place. I had only just emerged from the dressing room, freshly attired in my custom tuxedo, when a powerful grip suddenly clamped down on my arm. "Just what in the world do you think you're doing, Finn?" Dorothy demanded. "Do you have any idea how much irreversible damage your childish tantrum has caused?"

The moral dilemma had been simmering beneath the surface for weeks, but it finally broke into the open two days after the gala. Elena and Cassian sat in the study with the full detective report spread across the table between them. The documents were damning clear evidence of Richard’s direct involvement in the accident cover-up, the payments to Mara, and the contingency plans to silence Elena if she ever became a threat.

It seemed to make the moment last longer and end more gently. Marcus had been a champ this evening. He'd been ready to get back at it only a few minutes after blowing a load in her mouth. Once the storm knocked out the power, a lot of guests had started to leave. Headlights were turned on all around them and partygoers constantly walked by. Luckily, they'd already fogged the windows pretty well by then and it was unlikely that anyone had seen them. Still, Tess found the somewhat public aspect of their union to have heightened the arousal for her. She'd have to explore it further before too long.