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I would add a hidden surprise under a hidden surprise, do you get draft? I know you wouldn't I'm too smart for you, extra smart. For those who understand you are getting closer to my intelligence.... OK enough of talks time for the plan.. Wait first, do you know the plan that am talking about? If you do, your intelligence has reached mine and mine has just increased, so you're still not intelligent like me. If you don't understand, well, start reading from the starting of this chapter all over again. OK time to meet Jenny.

in the trash bin? Impossible; No way in hell. TBC

The wrinkles between his stern eyebrows showed how much he was disgusted with her. "I’m sorry. I'll search properly. I can do it," Triana said before returning to rummage through the table while trying to keep her face from expressing her disgust at the trash that touched her bare hands. Vlador observed Triana in silence. His arms crossed over his chest, making Triana's heart beat faster and her breath heavier. 'Does he realize that I can't do various things that ordinary people can do? I can play the harp and create beautiful poetry. But searching for something vague among piles of trash like this... I don't think my hands are accustomed to doing it,' Triana thought.

How can we put an end to this if we don’t stay away from each other? We were not in any kind of relationship, but when I write my diary entry that night, it feels like I’ve been jilted. I strike through the whole entry, determined not to let him mar my sexy fantasies. Just because I stopped acting on these fantasies doesn’t mean I can’t write them. This time, I’m writing from experience. When Rhys touches me in my fantasies, I feel his touch as though it were real, the scent of his skin when he embraces me so unadulterated that the lines between imagination and reality start to blur.

The hunger in my veins hummed like a radio on low. I collapsed against a tree and let myself breathe like a person who'd been given a reprieve but not a pardon. Rain started—soft at first, then harder, a curtain meant to wash things clean. For a second I imagined it did—washed the blood, the mud, the need. For a second I thought of other things: of coffee that didn't taste like poison, of a bed that didn't creak with old sins. Those were small, foolish fantasies. I let them go, because fantasy and I have an agreement: it distracts you long enough to get you killed.

Pack your things and get out right now! "Don't think you're so important. Even without you, the Castellano family will still dominate the underworld! Get out!" I pulled out my phone and discreetly hit the record button. "So, you're officially expelling me from the family, correct?" Marco thought I was scared and waved dismissively. "Even if you get on your knees and beg me, I won't keep a parasite who doesn't know gratitude! Leave now. You're being removed from the family!" I nodded briskly. The pain vanished from my face instantly, replaced by a brilliant smile.

He emerged from a dumpster, reeking, utterly defeated. My bodyguards flanked me immediately, blocking his approach. Helpless, he could only beg from a distance. "Sheila, I know I was wrong. Please, can you spare me? My parents are old. If the company collapses, they won't survive it!" I stepped back, holding my nose at his stench. His expression flickered with embarrassment. "Does that have anything to do with me?" I asked coldly. "Of course it does! Don't you love me? You never had a boyfriend abroad all these years. Didn't you wait to come back and marry me?

The boy snapped his fingers. The breakroom walls turned into glass. Outside, Julian and Clara saw the Wasteland of the Archive. They saw millions of "Deleted Chapters" piled like mountains of trash. They saw the Mars colonies being dismantled for scrap metal. And at the very top of the scrap heap, they saw Hope, bound in bronze chains, her iridescent eyes weeping liquid code. "That is your 'Happy Ending,'" the boy sneered. "It’s a tax write-off." The Final Dividend: The Architect’s Ultimatim

It came from the sand beneath me. Task Forty-One: The Scavenger’s Hunt. You are in the ‘Wasteland of Forgotten Things’ the graveyard for every debt that went unpaid and every soul that was too broken to be filed. To reach the sky kingdom, you must find the ‘Weight of the World.’ It is the only anchor heavy enough to pull a mountain back to earth. I stood up, the grey sand falling from my body. I wasn't a Queen here. There were no subjects, no throne, no laws. I was just a woman standing in a graveyard of discarded reality.