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“Yes, sir. Just once, when I went to the restroom.” Ralph slammed his palm against the wall, as a frown formed on his already tense features. It was obvious someone had tampered with the footage. Everything after the incident was intact, but the critical moments—the ones that mattered—were missing. Thanking the manager, Ralph left feeling more pressed and agitated. It seemed like the person behind this had calculated their moves. How was it possible that everything happening in the other sections was displayed, but not on the main big screen? Definitely something was fishy, and it scared him that the enemy might be lurking around, trying to play games with him. He was not worried for himself

Gosh, he was being nasty right now, but hold on, she wasn't grossed out; in fact… Raphael stood up, and she didn't miss that as she watched him come to her. When Raphael reached her, he turned her chair around; now she was facing him, and weirdly she couldn't speak. She had never noticed it before, but his blonde hair really looked great on him. Raphael knelt down, and Fatima's breath caught. Slowly he dragged his hand up her thighs; she was in a golf skirt, so it didn't help as her thighs were all out. Raphael got closer, and Fatima mumbled, "You're…you're wrong.”

Sleep refused to come, my mind replaying every detail: the golden mark, the silent stare, the stillness of the creatures that seemed to watch me. Finally, the door creaked open, breaking the silence. Rapha stepped inside, his expression easy, his presence warm as sunlight spilling into the room. “Morning, love,” he said softly, a gentle smile on his face. “Ready for breakfast?” I didn’t answer immediately. Instead, I bolted upright and threw my arms around him, words spilling out in a rush, half sobs, half frantic whispers. “There were wolves! At the window! One of them had this golden mark on its head, and it was staring right at me, Rapha! I swear it was staring right at me—”

Close enough to make them flinch. Then Grimm steps up and surprises us all. He runs through the three moves; Raphael deflects them, but when Raphael’s fist drives toward his face, Grimm blocks it and counters with a punch of his own. Raphael stops the incoming strike instantly, yet the display leaves our three teachers visibly impressed. Still, the critiques continue, and they’re brutal. “You’re lacking balance. Those scrawny legs will break like a twig,” Raphael says to one girl, and she cries. “No mercy,” a girl near me whispers.

He frowned in annoyance, looking at Albus's pale face and his old eyes, which seemed to hold a deep sadness. Without saying much, Ronan snatched the tablet. His finger pressed the play button roughly. He leaned back lazily in his chair, his eyes narrowing at the screen. The video resolution was not very sharp, showing an amateur recording format. On the screen, the faces of Gary Ghalow and the white-haired hunter, now dead, dominated the frame. The two burst into laughter, holding beer cans. "What am I supposed to be looking at here?" Ronan asked curtly. His index finger prepared to touch the pause button.

Roman replied. He heard boots echoing in the hallway. He closed the laptop fast and slid it back into the floor. He sat back on the cot and pulled the thin blanket over his hurt leg just as the door slit opened again. Miller shoved a plastic bowl through the hole. It hit the floor with a dull thud. "Eat up, crazy boy," Miller said. Roman took the bowl. The oatmeal was cold and gray, like the walls. He took a bite. He didn't grimace. He didn't complain. He just looked at the television. My face was still there, smiling for the cameras.

Though my plain face vanishes from the main camera frame after this confrontation, the live stream’s comment section continues dissecting my behavior with savage enthusiasm. “Did your eyes see how Rapha provoked Master Scott? The once-dignified maestro nearly shattered his composure entirely!” “Rapha truly embodies his rogue reputation for reckless idiocy—speaking without a single thought for pack consequences.” “I’ve heard his brain abandoned academy education before even completing basic training. This behavior confirms his profound ignorance. Thank heaven Amara stepped in to salvage the situation, or the entire broadcast would have crumbled into the dirt.”

“Let’s get this set up. I want to go through as much as possible tonight.” Raphael nodded, dropping his bag by the couch. “Sounds good. I’ll grab my laptop. I have some old notes and film clips from my time with them.” They worked efficiently. Liam cleared the coffee table while Raphael set up his laptop and connected it to the TV. Soon the large screen lit up with game footage of the Shadow Reapers. They settled on the couch — not quite touching, but close enough in the small space that Liam was hyper-aware of every shift Raphael made.

Ryan said calmly. “Got it.” Rookie replied. “Also, he's going to send us baby pictures of Piki-” “What? Ryan, is my phone cracked?” “Umm,” After staring at the crack marks on the phone screen, Ryan showed it to Rookie, and immediately, Rookie lunged for Matt, but he was quick to jump from his seat, running for safety behind James, who was chuckling his head off. “You fuck off my screen! How am I going to make baby Piki's photo my wallpaper, you fool!” Rookie blurted out.

The moment he reached a blind spot in the security cameras, he broke into a sprint. Rushing into a restroom stall, he locked the door. Kneeling in front of the toilet, he jammed his fingers into the back of his throat, his eyes wide and bloodshot. His sides convulsed violently, his back arching as he vomited the contents of his stomach—blue pill included—into the toilet bowl. Shivering uncontrollably, Remy wiped at the cold, sticky drool clinging to his face. His eyes, bloodshot and brimming with unshed tears, mirrored his disheveled state.