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SILENCE

SILENCE

"You haven't answered all of them though." "That's because I don't know how to?" "How to? "I'm not very good with words so I decide to remain silent when I can't decide which route I should take." "Thank you for finding me annoying then," he smiles at me again, "If being annoying means you talk to me then I'll continue to annoy you, Atlas." He smiles warmly at me and I roll my eyes. Every nerve in my being simultaneously snapping. I hate bubbly people. "You are very different from everyone here, Sensei."
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The Clandestine Saga

The Clandestine Saga

Bella Moondragonfriends chandler janice
she said leaning even farther toward him. Talking about his gift must’ve made him uncomfortable because he was changing colors again. She was surprised at how easily she could cause him to blush. Someone as powerful and experienced at life as him should’ve been less self-conscious, she thought. Eventually, he cautiously replied, “Well, I can actually read other people’s thoughts based on their emotions. I’m what is referred to as a Sensitive.” Her eyebrows flew up. “Really?” she asked a little surprised. “Yes, it comes in very handy. Often."
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Secret

Secret

He said calmly. I scattered my hair with my hands angrily, knowing I'm in serious trouble "Boss I... Just felt sorry for her so I.. " I couldn't finish my sentence before he cut me off "What did I teach u about missions... No feelings, no mercy, no emotions, just determination, Don't make me take you off this mission, Catherine needs you...You guys can make a good team" he concluded "I'm sorry" I said kicking softly and small stones on the ground while putting a hand in my pocket and using the other hand to hold the phone.
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Sane's Insane

Sane's Insane

He really couldn’t understand the man. Sure, Sane didn’t know Seleen very well, but he was a good judge for people. He knew deep inside him that the girl wasn’t evil. He may not know every detail of her story, but he knew, and there was a huge feeling on his chest that was telling him that Seleen was innocent. Sane would often get a gut feeling whenever he wasn’t supposed to like someone, and upon knowing Seleen, he hadn’t felt that feeling. He even felt more driven by her.
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Thought

Thought

he questions, brilliant white teeth flashing as he smiles at us both, leaning against the doorframe with his arms crossed over his chest, his rolled up button up shirt showing off his strong build. “You know how I feel about you, Sinful,” Thought mutters tirelessly, looking over Sinful’s shoulder and into his home. “We are here for Millicent.” Sinful drags his gaze to me, smiling softly. He has such a charming, attractive look to him, which has nothing to do with his powers. He is the Sin, Lust, giving him the ability to seduce anyone with just a thought alone. I’m not sure if I could have handled being mated to him, so I’m not sure how Millicent does it.
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SINS SO FUCKING DELICIOUS

SINS SO FUCKING DELICIOUS

Wh-what did he mean by that? Why did this ominous feeling rise in my gut after hearing those words? "I'm going to spank your cunt for being so naughty, craving a forbidden dick. It deserves some punishment, don't you think?" He asked me, a puckish smirk tugging at the ends of his mouth. Oh god! After so many aeons of waiting, my cunt still couldn't snag that gorgeous dick? Ah, I was getting discouraged. Depressed even. Yet my pussy, a wonderful betrayal throbbed, seeming ready for anything as long as it involved my hot stepdaddy.
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The abandoned wife and her secret son

The abandoned wife and her secret son

I turned the question over the way you turn something fragile — carefully, aware that it might mean more than it looked. “I think,” I said slowly, “that it’s what makes sense.” “That’s not the same thing.” He said it gently. No pressure behind it, no push. Just an observation, the way you point out something someone has walked past without seeing. And the accuracy of it was almost uncomfortable. He was right. I knew he was right. There is a difference between the sensible thing and the wanted thing, and I had spent so long doing what was sensible that I had stopped checking whether they still matched.
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