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For all of them. She opened it and looked at it for a long moment. “How many pages?" she said. "Two hundred," he said. "I counted." "That is a lot of buildings," she said. "Yes," he said. She looked at it again. Then she looked at him. "Thank you, Edmund," she said. "This is correct." He grinned. After the birthday dinner I found Eleanor in the library with the new notebook open to the first page. She was writing at the top. Project One.

Ebenezer explained. “Why would he rescue me?” Edwin asked with confusion. “Do ye not remember Kira bending over ye as ye took your last breath?” Ebenezer asked with concern. Edwin’s brows knit together while he struggled to remember. “Agatha was going to try to heal me,” he murmured. “Yes, yes, I remember Kira’s silky hands stroking my face just before everything disappeared. The next thing I remember was waking up in this cold snow; freezing and in pain.”

She anxiously tried to reach Alinta and take control, but this strange poison would not allow it. "It will be quick," he said, his eyes glowing an almost eerie yellow. His teeth elongated and sharpened as he carefully positioned her timid wrist between his jaws. Just as he was about to clamp down, Eddison hesitated, releasing her hand and letting it dangle at her side. He then lifted her head against his chest, tilting her face upwards to look at him. The poison had fully taken hold of Alinta, and Eddison revelled in seeing her so helpless in his arms.

Grace fake smiled at Bennett. “Well alright then,” said Bennett and looked towards Alfred. “We met at a party for the first time. It was a mere coincidence that Eden decided to sit next to me. And well, I was absolutely intoxicated by her beauty, it was so addictive I felt like I was drugged, nearly lost all my senses. And then we got to know each other and fell in love. I’ll tell you, Mr. Brown, she really had me trapped the moment I met her.” Eden’s face was going red. He was indirectly talking about the kidnapping.

Author's POV Flashback Eden was sitting near the window. She was looking at the cloudy sky. The sky was covered with black clouds. Thunder was blooming slightly. Eden always gets scared of it. But today she did not feel anything. She feels no fear or no pain. In fact, she feels dead from inside. Eden remembered whenever she gets scared of this thunder she used to stay with her grandmother but now her grandmother is very far from her. Eden was thinking about her grandmother when her phone started ringing. Eden went towards her bed and picked up the phone. She saw the call was from the hospital where her grandmother was admitted.

I clutch my phone in one hand and the divorce papers in the other, squeezing them so tight the papers have started melting from my sweaty palm. I'm holding onto them like they’re the only things that’ll save me from whatever hell I’m about to walk into. Eden tilts his head sharply, his eyes glinting with a sick kind of triumph. “Finally,” he whispers, his voice smooth and terrifying. “Time’s up wifey. It’s time to go downstairs.” He drags the bedroom door open with one sharp motion and lunges for me. He grabs my arm while his nails dig into my skin.

"No, I'm not. I'm the editor." "Wow!" I was quite surprised. Pretending to open another book, I asked as I showed the cover of the book I was holding, "An erotic novel? You edit these too?" The cover was just plain dark with a line of letters indicating the title and the author's name, but the content was a poison of desire. "Not many, but some." Ben nodded this time. He took a step closer, emphasizing our height difference as he raised his hand up over my head. "This too."

Gritting my teeth, I growled a little then walked towards the direction of the forest. Checking left and making sure that no one could see me, I turn back to my wolf and trotted to the direction of the forest. ********* EDNA POV I gripped hard on the bed's pillar. “How did I even end in the forest?” I couldn't find answers to my confusion. How was this possible? The more I ignored what was happening to me, the more things were getting out of hand. All I knew was that Alpha Ansel got out of the room angrily earlier.

Theo tells me and I don't know what he means by that but I'll just let it slide instead. "I know one when I see one," I say, shoving the last piece of chocolate in my mouth. "Maybe in all other cases. But not in Edna's case. Just when you think you understand her, she walks out with a new concept you've never seen or known. Her speciality," Theo says. I don't even know how or why he started eating again, but the guards outside told me that the first empty bowl they found in the dungeons was after Edna visited. I guess that says a lot.

How was it possible that her grandmother couldn’t be treated? If Nosoi couldn’t treat her, then the doctors at the Estburg Central Hospital couldn’t do anything. Eden frowned, a cold light appearing in her eyes. Horace was quite scared of how Eden looked and gulped. “What kind of sickness does she have?” Eden raised her head; her voice was as cold as the frigid wind howling in the middle of winter. “She’s been poisoned.”