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Then she sighed softly, as though indulging me. “You really don’t know anything, do you?” she said, tilting her head slightly. “I don't, so enlighten me.” Her eyes gleamed. “Careful what you ask for,” she said quietly. “The truth is rarely as comforting as ignorance.” “I don’t need comfort,” I replied. “I need truth.” She studied me for a moment longer then finally… she nodded. “Fine,” she said. And just like that, the room shifted as everything was about to unravel.

What truth is that? “The only one I need to know. She is ours even if she hasn’t claimed us yet. It will happen soon enough. But the real truth is her light has chosen us. It’s why we’ve been able to transform. There is no more hiding and staying away from her. She’s so special. You have no clue.” Why is there no more hiding? “Because she is the only one I’ll be listening to going forward.

The night before registering our marriage, Elena Sawyer's friends suggest playing a game of truth or dare. Her girlfriends win, and the punishment is that Elena must speak only Ruskian from that moment on. My close friend, Justin Butler, is the first to speak to her in Ruskian. "You and Benjamin are registering your marriage tomorrow. Come up with an excuse to spend the night at my place. I just bought a few sets of the sexy uniforms you like." Elena smiles and replies, "After what you put me through last night, where we went through four condoms, you still haven't had enough?" She then turns around and affectionately takes my hand. Her girlfriends burst into laughter, realizing what s

Sheila froze for a second before recovering immediately. She could not allow him to read the truth of her reactions. " Nothing. Is there something I should know?" She shot back.

For which I was grateful. After a moment, she spoke again. "A person doesn't start looking for the truth unless they suspect they've been lied to." My breath caught. Immediately, I knew who she meant. Adrian. No. Absolutely not. I refused. Hope destroyed people. I knew because it had destroyed me before. Yet that night, long after I returned to my room... Long after the mansion fell silent... Long after I should have been asleep... The words refused to leave me. A person doesn't start looking for the truth unless they suspect they've been lied to.

She countered hitting a sensitive spot. I narrowed my eyes and her expression softened. “I only say the truth, do what you can with it.” She turned on her heel then walked away. I lowered my gaze to the book in my hands. My pulse thudded against the leather cover. It's time to face the truth. I swallowed, lifted the book, and whispered, “Show me the people in the water.” The pages trembled, fluttering as if caught in a breeze only the book could feel. Then it stilled. A single sentence bled across the page in dark red ink:

Still in the car. Sheila's gaze remained fixed on the horizon, her voice unwavering as she dropped the bombshell. "The truth about you, Nicholas, me, your family... it's all a lie. You've been deceived, Kimberly. Your whole life has been a fabrication." She paused, her eyes flashing with a mix of emotions. "But before you doubt me, listen to my heartbeat. See the sincerity in my eyes. I'm done deceiving you." Kimberly's eyes narrowed, her mind racing with skepticism. "Sheila, you're not making any sense. Just get to the point already."

she whispers. She keeps reading. Money trails. Company names. Account authorizations. Her name where it shouldn’t be. Signatures that can be made to look real enough to bury her. The more she sees, the paler she gets, but her eyes keep moving like she can’t stop, like some part of her still thinks the truth might change if she reaches the next page fast enough. “This is bullshit,” she says, louder now, looking up at me with something almost wild in her face. “This is a lie. He did this. Adrian did this.”

A dissapointed look crosses her face but she is quick to mask it, she pulls on a small smile. " I got your letter but I didn't read it. I didn't want to hear you try justify your actions, I didn't want to hear you try and make everyone else look bad, and you look innocent, when we both know the truth. I know the truth now and you can't hide it from me anymore." Her eyes well up and I hold mine back. Her head drops low and I let a minute or two pass, wanting the words to sink in. I don't want her to think she can try and manipulate me.

She sat down beside me. “What are we going to talk about?” she asks me. “No… I just want somebody to be with here. It’s so sad, I’ll be alone here.” I told her while I was looking at the sky, full of stars. “Alex Kim… I don’t know you, but I can read your feelings through your eyes. I know you’re just pretending to be happy, but the truth is… you’re not happy.” I was shocked by what she said. I watch her reaction. I could see in her, the girl I loved so much.