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I lean up and kiss him once more, quick and sure, a final period on a story that used to be all questions. “And together,” I add, as the muffled roar of the crowd swells one last time behind us, “we owned the world.” End of Book 1

it read at the last page. "It Matched!"

It just did. THE END

Because when I rise, it won’t be for justice. It will be for war. --- End of Chapter 5

Hello, my lovely readers Finally! Another season is done and we are entering the finale season of The Last Alpha Standing! Things have been a rollercoaster even for me. I could not believe that time flies so fast that this novel is already at its climax and down to its ending. I thank you all for your support and for reading my story.

"That's good to hear mate." Lucius sips his drink, "How about you and Perrie?" "She called me last night when I went out getting a few drinks with Silas and Jasper." Lucius groans, "If Sophia and I didn’t fight, I swear to God I could've seen women last night. Spanish women are tremendously hot." Rowan nodded in agreement and commented, "Oh they are. They’re dangerously attractive.” Lucius raises his glass to agree. Rowan chuckles, “Have you seen Justin's new chic? She's smoking."

Would she and her father follow her mother? "P-please spare my daughter. Please, I'll be the one to pay. I'm willing to give my life to you as payment, just please leave my daughter alone. Don't involve her in the sin because I'm the only one at fault," Taphney's father pleaded with tears in his eyes. The young woman couldn't hold back her tears when she heard Tristan, the man holding the gun, cock it and point it at her father. "Anything you wanted to say to your father, woman? This is your last chance -"

Which was exactly what we were doing. One last hurrah, one last time facing those that tried to kill us. Facing Six’s own brother. Brother versus brother, and by the end of the night, only one would walk away. It would be Six. It had to be Six. If it wasn’t, we were both dead and they won. They’d find Five and Seven and hunt them down next. However it went, that night was the end of the Cleaners. Quite possibly my last night on earth. I’d been living on borrowed time, anyway, and was actually, strangely, thankful for it. The things I’d experienced left scars and nightmares, but others were magical.

Thomas said as he made his seat. Kana closed her fist and made a loud punch on the glass table. It cracked a little bit. "Damn it Ray!! This is not what I said. I told you to get rid of her!!" she said keeping her anger low. Kana had her unpredictable judgement against Ray for keeping Reca alive. "Niko made his last wish on his last call Kana, I will keep Reca alive BY MY SIDE! And not to tell, I already fell inlove with her." Thomas is now having his emotional explanation to Kana, begging her to understand the situation.

"Jessica, you get it now, don't you? I'm the one Sam really likes. If your brother hadn't stuck you with him before he died, Sam never would have given you a second look. If you have any self-respect at all, you'll back off and leave before you get kicked out and embarrass your family." She paused, eyeing me up and down, then made a show of covering her mouth, like she'd just remembered something. "Oh, right. I forgot! Your whole family is dead! No one survived! No wonder you're so desperate to hang onto Sam!" She snickered behind her hand, her face full of smug disdain. I felt my whole body go cold. My parents and brother had devoted everything to serving others, right to the very end. They