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Lillian picked up her trolley and began to walk away, while he shook his head angrily and hopped into his car. She quickly dialed Mila's number. Mila and Lillian have been friends right from high school, but Lillian was actually contemplating if she should go over to her place because she wasn't staying alone. There was this crazy girl who lived with her. Lillian still finds it weird that Mila had maintained friendship with the girl. Her name is Nora, she is the pure definition of rude, and they don't really blend with Lillian though the two had never argued or fought, but she could sense it from the way she talks.

Rule 3: 90 days. Rule 3: Gone. End

RULES AND ROSES A story in three acts. --- This novel contains scenes that some might find disturbing and may not be suitable for younger readers. This book revolves around a world dominated by patriarchy and their views are very constricting to women.Discretion is advised. --- Our history teaches us that love makes monsters out of us. They make it sound pretty in the history books. In the past, when there were no rules to govern us and we can roam freely, they divided the land of werewolves into three powerful nations; Sem, Niju, and Cinco.

"And where did you get that concept? Yes, muscles are essential in fighting but skills and knowledge are far more superior. It's not just about power and strength you know." Jacob just raised his eyebrows. Well, maybe he can't understand me because power and strength is what makes them superior than anyone else. They were wolves after all. They were born with an enormous amount of strength and their power were based on their hierarchy, their rank on their society. So you can't rule the wolf kingdom if you're weak. But we're just normal people so I can't blame him if he doesn't understand what I mean. We grew up in different towns, different races and different beliefs. So there's really a bi

I commented. Eun-woo ignored me as he continued, “Rule 4: Don’t approach me just because you wanted to; Rule 3: Don’t try to talk to me if it’s not something educational-related; Rule 2: Don’t act as you know me personally; And most importantly, Rule 1: Never let anyone we’re step-siblings no matter what.” “Whoa… look who’s talking,” I mocked him. “Aren’t you the one doing as you pleased between the two of us?”

Chapter 10 • ADRIAN POV It been hours since, after she had left. I stayed where I was. Not a single step toward the door. Just my thoughts and the distant sound of the city sprawling beneath me. lights blinking from below like distant stars. Cars weaved, people moving, lives unaware of the games played above them. From my office balcony, I could see it all… the city I once ruled in shadow. The domain I once thought was untouchable, now… threatened. Not by another rival…

Nothing but mountains and falling snow. But the howling rose behind me, long and uneasy. I mounted my horse. The riders were gathering at the gates. Whatever was happening, it was moving faster than I thought. I gripped the reins. We would ride fast. But as the gates opened and the first snow thickened, a single raven landed on the watchtower above me. It stared down. Its eyes are silver and unblinking. Then it opened its beak and let out a sound no raven should make—a low, human whisper.

“Two weeks. My rules. You do what I say, when I say it. Then, three months no pay. After that, we talk salary. Agreed?” Annabel swallowed, nodding. “Agreed.” His eyes roamed her face, then down to her hands. “You don’t look convinced.” She met his gaze, forcing a small smile. “I don’t have a choice, do I?” “Good answer,” he said, smirking. “We start tomorrow.” They spoke a few more minutes details, times, rules. She barely heard half of it; her mind was elsewhere. On the bills. On the empty fridge. On the way her life was folding in on itself.

“You’re impossible!” He grinned, holding her close, his arms unyielding, his kiss brushing her cheek. The sea breeze curled around them, warm and salty. Lily rested her forehead against his, her smile bright and unguarded. In that moment, with the world safe and the night quiet around them, she whispered happily: “It’s his rules… it’s his style.” And William’s grin deepened as the waves rolled on, carrying their laughter into the endless dark.

The TV was on and the corner of my mouth quirked up because he was watching Lucifer. I then glanced at him to find him putting on a t-shirt and when his eyes met mine, I averted my gaze. The fact that I would rather stay here than at my place right now didn’t make me any less nervous about being alone with him. This was also my first time tutoring someone that wasn’t a close friend so I didn’t exactly know what to say. Noah cleared his throat and scratched the back of his neck. “I’ll go get my books,” he stated and I nodded as he turned around before he abruptly turned to face me again. “Sorry, can I get you something to drink?”