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I grabbed Linda's head and forced her to face me as I screamed at her almost hysterically. "Tell me! How did my parents really die?!" A deafening crash sounded outside as police officers broke through the door. They approached Linda and showed their badges. "We've found evidence linking you to a murder committed many years ago. You need to come with us and cooperate with the investigation." Linda trembled so fiercely that she could not speak. Another officer approached Jenny. "Ms. Jenny Moore, the weight-loss biotechnology company registered under your name is suspected of illegally harvesting fat cells. You'll need to come with us as well."

Mr Peter gazed at swaying hips lustfully as she left his office. Sharon suddenly stopped as she touched the door knob. She turned around and didn't miss the lustful look on Mr Jean's face. She walked towards him feeling even more disgusted. “ Why have you come back?,” Mr Peter asked grumpily. He was enjoying watching her hips seductively but she suddenly turned around interrupting the show. Sonia walked to his table and picked up a heavy book. She then went back to him and said,“ I've always wanted to do this.”

Pacing about the hospital floor, the clacking sound Shirley's sneakers made with the tiled floor was the only sound that could be heard in the hospital's reception accompanied by Alexander's shaky breath, and of course his heart pounding erratically against his ribcage except only Shirley could hear it. Her mind was a chaotic mess. Memories of how Emily had died the day she was abducted played like a video in her head. She had been shot too. Just like how Alicia had been shot just a few minutes ago. Emily had died. Alicia wouldn't die too, right?

He never took off the ring from then on, not even when he took a shower. It wasn't until Felicity received a sentence of ten years for intentional homicide that the madwoman lunged toward Henry, yanked his ring off, and flung it into a lake, yelling, "What the hell are you playing at with all that fake emotion, Henry! You were the final nail in Whitney's coffin!"

Knowing the truth, my parents and Ashley all looked at Felix in disbelief. Everyone fell into silence. Once Mom finally came to her senses, she lunged forward and grabbed Felix's clothes tightly. "Felix Goodman, you murderer! How could you be so vicious as to kill your own brother?" The more she spoke, the more agitated she became. He raised her hand, wanting to hit him, but was promptly stopped by the police. This was the first time in all these years that I saw Mom lay a hand on him.

“By the Moretti family.” Amara blinked. “That’s not true. Luca—” “Wasn’t even born yet.” Milo’s lips twisted. “Your grandfather, Don Alberto, ordered her death. She’d uncovered something—something dangerous enough to get her erased.” “What?” Milo’s eyes darkened. “An alliance. One that would destroy the cartels from within. Your mother found the black book—the one her husband left behind. She brought it to me to keep safe.” “The black book?” Her voice shook. “You mean... the shipment ledgers?”

Luna Pov It's been six hellish years since Robbie killed my mother right in front of me. I might sound crazy but I miss her I rather she was here than him. After the murder and assault, Robbie made me dig a hole in the backyard and he threw my mother inside. He told me that I helped him kill her and if I ever told anyone I would find myself buried next to her. Robbie then spread false rumors around and made it seem like my mother ran away leaving me behind. He played the pitiful abandoned husband role to the neighbors well.

After all, she was a member of the royal family. Eligible for Immortality. A scientist preparing for the role she would play in Atlantian government to help bet-ter their world. How clueless she’d been in her altruism. Rod floated behind the coral table at the far side of The Coliseum with the rest of The Council, including his wife, Valerie. The rest of the Tritone family—Reel and his wife, Erica; Mom and Dad; her younger sister, Pearl—sat in the seats behind The Council. Everyone except Mariana. Her older sister was taking this harder than any of them.

“They don’t have a fucking clue who they’re dealing with.” Austin, who’s been silent up to this point, grunts. I turn to the backseat and give him my attention. “Melina knows exactly who they’re up against. She’ll be the death of me one way or another. I may lock her back in the basement for the next year.” “When did they make these fucking plans?” Alex asks as we turn on the last street before we reach the warehouse. I have that answer. “The book club meeting that they’ve never had before and wanted someplace private where they could relieve a little stress.”

"The Silver Hunters ... I tried to draw them out of the school. Some of them came after me and Aldine, and we ... we did our best." I catch Marybelle's eye, and I can tell she's thinking the same thing as me. What happened to Aldine? Lee continues. "There were too many of them. We couldn't ..." He closes his eyes, trying to push away a painful memory. "They killed her." A wave of shock and grief washes over me, and I can feel tears prickling at the corners of my eyes. Aldine was one of us, a member of our group. She was brave and fierce, and she didn't deserve to die like this.