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I knew he was with someone and then one day he told me he wasn't. "Anything else you can tell us?" Kelly sat forward. "No, nothing. Other than Leon is the best SFO I've ever worked with and sergeant to be honest." I shrugged. "I find the accusations shocking." I looked up, "ones I don't believe." I took another sip of my water. I had to add that bit, I couldn't help myself. "Thank you SFO Duggan." They both stood and I followed, walking out of the room. Stuart was in the waiting area, he looked as nervous as me.

Some tried to climb up the walls of that receptacle; some others crawled along the floor, while others rolled up and entwined with each other to form a mesh of vipers. A stone chapel surrounded by a pit from where hot smoke and ashes emanated rose at the very center of that depression. That pit was the mouth of the Oracle. A narrow hanging bridge made of wood logs tied up by hemp ropes, allowed the access to the chapel from the side of the esplanade. A pedestal of pink granite rose in front of the door of the chapel, upon which the Golden Serpent and its gems rested. The other three clans had already arrived, placing each one at one side of the pyramid, according to a cardinal point that est

"Sinead… The greatest mistake in my life was not digging out your heart with my own hands," Jonathan snarled at me, voice low and cold, like a vengeful ghost whispering from the depths of the abyss. I simply laughed, striding out of the burning temple. By now, the sun was already rising in the east, red clouds spreading across the sky. On Facebook, the trending topic of the moment was: "Crystal Temple, on fire at dawn! One man severely injured!"

Or is it just because I need someone to help me move the furniture around? I smiled, shaking my head. Classic Mom. I texted back smiling as I perched against the counter. Seraphina: I'll be home in three days. I miss you, and I've got a week-long break. Mama Bear: A week-long break? This sounds suspiciously convenient. Are you sure there's nothing else going on? I felt my chest tighten. Seraphina: Nothing else, promise! Just really need some of your hugs. Mama Bear: Alright, if you say so. But you better not be hiding any surprises. Safe travels and I'll see you soon.

"Then don't let me stop you." He raised a brow at her tone, amused. They ended up in the elevator together, the hush between floors offering a moment of unnatural quiet. Ethan broke it. "Is this your first time in San Francisco, Ms. Serena?" "It is." He nodded. "There's a charming little coffee shop two blocks down. Their chamomile latte is excellent, if you're not into caffeine." Serena grimaced slightly as she pressed the button for her floor. "Sadly, even chamomile is off the table these days."