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Shoot! Ameira's heartbeats raced. Despite searching for the woman, Ameira was unable to find her. Even though she looked back and forth and became a giraffe to find the woman, she was unable to find her until she focused on the fire exit. Her eyes widened as she cursed again, “Shit! Don’t tell me—" She shook her head and snapped at the thought running through her head. "No, she won’t. She won't kill herself," she thought to herself as she accelerated her speed to reach the top of the building as fast as she could. As soon as Ameira arrived at the rooftop, she was stunned, watching the woman standing on the edge of the hospital building. She clenched her fists as she slowly stepped forward in

Lariempi said emotionlessly “Lord please teach me how to kill them, even with my powers I could only watch…” Amelia said before breaking into tears again and Lariempi smiled slightly “You couldn’t kill them because your weapon was too inferior.” He said, he then raised his index finger and a drop of golden god-blood dropped from his finger and landed on the ground

When he pulled his giant palms away from his eyes, they were watering. He came back at her, angrier than ever, but this time, she had an even better advantage than she had before because he couldn’t see her clearly. Nya took the opportunity to launch a counter attack, kicking him several times in the gut. He stumbled back, and she spun around, landing a roundhouse kick to the side of his head. He tumbled backward again, connecting hard on the rock. Nya moved in again, intending to make sure that this was over now, but Slate stepped between her and Gator, putting a hand on her shoulder. “That… that will be enough.”

Fix all the broken things around the pack lands and removing all the rubble and broken trees. More importantly we spent it helping the families that had lost someone and supporting those that had lost their mate as that was one of the hardest things to ever having to deal with, literally loosing the other part of your soul, no one could ever fully recover from that and most chose not to stay in this world.

comes a strong distraction, Alpha Andrews sister, the humblest person she’d ever seen. “yes what’s up?” Charlie asked her hand constantly on her backpack. “I saw you ogling that wierdo” Charlie looks at her, her stare making Camilla cringe, and move few steps backward. “I don’t think he is a wierdo” she dismisses Camilla’s words. “yeah whatever” Immediately they both come out and get hit by the sun, they squint, the immediate effect of the sun making them cover their eyes with their hands. “urggh I hate the sun” says Camilla, her perfectly manicured fingers making a circular movement around her stomach.

Eira squeaks as she pushes him back. But it hardly affects him. Stupid exercise freak. Thankfully for her Devika interrupts their conversation by calling out to Sorin "Oh! Sorin, how are you? I heard that you got yourself hurt in the ummm.. you know that part" "What that part?!" Sorin frowns. Shit I had forgotten about that Eira remembered "Umm you know the part where the sun doesn't shine" Devika says trying to explain "Who the hell told you that?" Sorin almost shrieks as his ears start turning red slowly.

“No, Connie and Hannah are team one. You are team two.” “Right,” she said. “I forgot.” “Forgot or weren’t listening,” he muttered aloud. Usually, he found her forgetfulness cute, but tonight he found it annoying and distracting. “Here he comes,” Elliott warned them. Through Elliott’s IAC, Aaron could see the dark figure of an older man, hunched over, with crazy black hair, slithering towards the chimpanzee cage. He weaved in and out of the shadows and seemed to do a dance step now and again.

I don't plan on spending much time here, "What the fuck is going on?" "It's about Lyra"

“Are you trying to say that the team you have won't be able to maintain this steam.” My wolf growled inside. She knew what she was doing manipulating and twisting my statement. “I suggest you get your head in the game, miss Shania. I'd hate to be misunderstood,” “Apologies, can you repeat yourself for others to understand, coz your reason for this… joint concept isn't really hitting hard,” The members murmured among themselves, splitting the room into an unequal spat of differences, and Shania chuckled silently at the sight of it. “One house, murmuring amongst ourselves won't solve this,” I beckoned, causing the room to sit still.