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The ones who know what they want, the one who has what they want, the one who doesn’t care about what they want, and the ones who don't even know what they want. She guessed that she fell in the last position. She doesn’t know what she wants.

"Anthony, I suddenly don't feel like eating chocolate doughnuts anymore. I want to eat the cake from that shop in Westend." "Did you hear her? Tammy wants to eat the cake. Hurry up and go get it." Blaire calmly replied while holding the boxes, "I didn't buy the chocolate doughnuts, and I definitely won't get the cake either." The three brothers frowned and asked in unison, "You didn't buy them? Then why are you here?" "I came to dispose of the rubbish." With that, she placed the three boxes on the ground. Then, she picked up the topmost box, walked up to Anthony, and threw it directly at him. "Anthony, you've been very interested in artificial intelligence in recent years.

I mutter. “They're usually pacifists though and only act when they receive word from their goddess” I'm almost tempted to tell her; I'm Blessed and I can kill people whenever I want. The completely opposite of a pacifist. “How do you know so much?” I ask. She's like a repository of knowledge wolves our age have never even heard before. The question seems to startle her. “I’ve… traveled,” she says, the words stiff, too carefully chosen. Like she just remembered something she tried to forget.

glow she was growing into. “Mom! Reagan’s picking me up any minute now!” she said excitedly, glancing at her phone. “I got a trial shoot for a short series in Santa Monica! The director said he loved my expression during the audition!” Her smile lit up the room, and her eyes sparkled like a child who just discovered fireworks. I didn’t say anything. My hand stayed still on the blueprint. But somehow, all those clean blue lines suddenly looked blurry. The world tilted, just a little.

When I nod, she falls silent for a while before she speaks again. "Well, I was going to say if she’s the one I’m losing you to, then I’m okay with that." "What?" She smiles proudly as she explains. "Brynn. She’s iconic. She’s the IT girl of the season, and I think she’s easily the prettiest girl in town." That makes two of us. Her next words follow shyly. "I kind of… kind of look up to her. I like her really, like a lot. Her style, her principle, her demeanor. I just like the way she is."

“and how are you sure that you know it's what I would want?” “Don't tell me that you won't appreciate a visit from your best friend, Sherry Green.”

Claudia set her spoon down. "These days, anything can be faked. A pregnancy's no different. You can steal an ultrasound online or have someone else take the test for you. I need to see it for myself to believe it. Isn't that what's best for this family?" Claudia's years as a writer had sharpened her mind to a deadly edge. Without hard evidence, she trusted no one. That was all it took. Hailey's bravado cracked, and she collapsed to her knees with an audible thud.

"Cedric, I'm telling you, don't talk in the future if you don't know how to!" "K said that I am the most useful person to her!"

“You said I’m not the kind of girl who— what? Who sleeps with older men? Who cheats? Who chooses someone who actually shows up instead of disappearing for days? Who chooses safety over your mess? Say it, Noah! Finish the fucking sentence!” My heart was slamming so hard I thought the monitor would start alarming again. “I know you,” I said, more to myself than to her. “I know you wouldn’t do that.” “Maybe you don’t know me enough.” “You would never do that,” I repeated. “You’re not like that!”

Stella chuckled, tickling me on the stomach. I laughed over this, taking in her words. This is why I love my friends. Whenever we share out problems amongst ourselves, one person will definitely provided a reasonable idea to save the day. The last time I was facing one, Sonia was the hero. Today, it's Stella. "Thanks Stella. I'm going to stay calm." "That's the spirit," She smiled, giving me a fist bump. She faced my other friends and said, giving then the middle finger, "Stella rules."