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"Go back, then Michelle will not embarrass you again." "No, you were scared of her last time." Alice joked, but she can be sure, because of Maxwell's relationship, the Marcus’s family is afraid to never embarrass her again. "Really, haha." Riley smiled heartlessly, and Alice smiled afterwards, took a bath, changed a clean dress, and waited at the school gate. —— If you want to see more chapters, please open the catalog, d******d the purchased chapters, and add them to the bookshelf.

But I crossed the room anyway, my legs numb, my hands steady despite the shaking in my chest. Alice's body. Face-flat in the lake. Her hair fanned out around her like dark wings. The water murky, almost black. Her arms floating at odd angles, disconnected from the girl who had once used those arms to hug me, to hold me, to pull me out of my own darkness. I covered my mouth with both hands, but the sound escaped anyway,a small, wounded noise that didn't belong to Nova James or Alexa Lean. It belonged to the orphan girl who had just lost her sister all over again.

Alice was still and looked into his direction but literally not looking at him and she recovered her voice in the silence that flowed the house, all eyes were on her and all hands on deck for anything she could demand for. “I don’t know yet, it is not looking very clear… It is a book… I think! Oh! Yes, it is a book. A strange book with…” Alice was already sketching on the air.. Bella Swan, now Edward’s legal human wife reached out for a book and a pen and she placed the book on the floor and put the pen into Alice’s hands as she help grip of the pen firmly. She drew and sketch a book with signs on its cover; a ring and the eyes from a wolf. Her visions seemed to be getting clearer enough tha

Chapter 009 Alice She sat calmly, a young girl perched on her lap, gazing in my direction. The girl's resemblance to Janice was striking, and I instantly knew she's the child she had with Alec. But what brought Janice here after all these years? I stood silently, watching her back, unsure of what to do next. How did she even find me? Has Granny or Father betrayed my trust by telling her where I live? The little girl touched Janice's face and pointed in my direction. Janice turned, her eyes locking onto mine.

The only thing different is if she didn't do this it wasn't just her life she was trying to save but the whole pack. “Jump!” Lenore shouted in their mind. Alice took a deep breath and jumped. The wind rushing up at her made her inhale deeper. She squeezed her eyes shut as the white snow came rushing towards her. Alice relies on Lenore and her quick reflection. Lenore took over just enough not causing a shift but Alice landed neatly in the snow pile. Her Knee pressed into the snow, her hand bracing herself as her jet black hair floated down around. The snow scraping against her skin felt like tiny knives. Alice opened her eyes that were glowing from Lenore pushing. She steadied herself and go

Declan asked, kind of hoping the answer was going to be no. “Yes. Alpha Kordell, former Beta Jacob, Benji he was our packs Gamma at the time, and the triplets.” Alsie chuckled a small chuckle as she recalled the memory. “That was the first time I’d ever seen a naked man.” “What?” Declan asked, confused. “The night my cottage was broken into was the first time I’d seen a naked man.” Alsie answered, clearing up the mystery, or so she thought. “How old are you?” Declan asked, becoming more confused by the minute.

The comment catches me off guard. I keep brushing Tornado, but my hand slows. “I didn’t realize I’d stopped,” I say honestly. “You did,” he replies. “We just didn’t say anything because… you know. Everyone deals with things their own way.” I nod in silence. The ranch kept running. Days passed. Seasons changed. But inside, for a long time, everything stayed frozen. Until Alice arrived — and not in a dramatic, instant way. Slowly. Like a light rain no one notices until the soil finally begins to soften.

Ashley's pov I needed a moment–no two to fully process what my cousin sent to him, subconsciously taking in a shaky breath. She texted “Oops, my fingers slipped! These pictures were for someone else but I guess the cats are out of the bag now!” A cold chill ran down my spine as I scrolled through raunchy pictures of my Alpha husband and my sister. My phone slipped out of my hand, falling to the floor so suddenly that a cracked screen was left as a souvenir from the impact of the fall.

The room exhaled. Not metaphorically. The force that had bent the air to ignite lungs full of fuel, to tense wings on unthinking command, took its toll on one final, unwilling exhalation. The humming of walls faded. The floor lost its sense of potential fracture beneath the weight of what might have occurred. The Book was nowhere to be seen. But it was not destroyed. It just disappeared and is inside Allistair's consciousness. Allistair felt it, second heart rate, erring in pace, erring in touch, palpable nonetheless. No screaming now. No scratching. Wrapping himself around something fragile, treacherous, and ominously familiar.

Chapter 118: Time To Change Alasia's POV: I was so thrilled that I could hardly contain my joy as there was a smile stretched across my face. I know I was a slave but I just saved my little brother from certain harm. As I thought about what just happened, I tried to think about what could have caused the wolves to circle before I was led away from the place where my stepfather was left lying on the ground. What did the wolves do? Why did they get in a fight? If that is the case, why did they wait till we were out of sight before they started to fight anyway? They were all around us and they did not so much as make a growl when we walked past them. So what could have happened?