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He paused for a moment, turned his head toward Quil and his men, and then continued, “While I did make such a promise that I won’t harm your family, I also won’t intervene Young Master Xenos’s plans on your family. That’s on him, his decision.” “Wait, he jumped to get here?” Quil gulped when he thought of Fane’s ability to reach the third floor so fast. “How high is the third floor?” he asked his men. “How many of you can jump up here from the ground?” The men’s glum faces and silence answered Quil’s question for him. One of the bodyguards, with a solemn expression, stepped forward and spoke, “If it’s only two stories high, I can definitely do the same!”

I had to buy him another one for that and demonstrated how his cotton candy was ‘stolen’ by an invisible thief. It was almost 6pm when Skyr decided that we should take one last ride before going home. And that ride was unfortunately the one that Skyr pointed at earlier. My knees were shaking as the ride slowly took us to the top. For some reason there were only the four of us who were riding this dead trap. I don’t blame anyone though. Who would want to ride this thing when the sky was starting to set? You can barely see anything here. Sure, I am freir. I could probably survive if I was actually free falling. But being tied to an unsecured chair was making me nervous.

She didn’t think much of it and looked at the last item. A fishbowl. “… Just how?” She muttered to herself, then took a closer look at the transparent glass. There was nothing in it, except dust around the edges. She mused, “How can this catch the moon—” Mallory tilted her head up and stopped. There was a trapdoor on top, and a rope was dangling down. Without thinking, Mallory pulled it, and the door opened, revealing the… sky? The sky? THE SKY!

There is a saying: "Things happen in threes." The first three waves of the Heavenly Tribulation struck successively. Although the power increased with each wave, it had not yet reached a catastrophic level. Everything remained controllable, but this only heightened the fear. At this moment, the lightning in the sky seemed less dense, appearing more like a few dragons wandering in the air, constantly shifting. They seemed to intersect and encourage each other, making the sky more oppressive and suffocating for Kiran York and Lady Meiji below.

Marina commanded While Dragging Little Mariana from her dazed state. She looked up once again and noticed that she cannot even see the sky anymore; the approaching colossus was even closer the first time she noticed its arrival. The clouds before were now replaced by hanging sky vines, the roots of the sky tree, and stalactites which all seemed to be pointed in their direction. Also, they had also been completely blocked by the sunlight. “But grandma, I want to look at it! It’s so big and beautiful and how is it flying?! It’s so amazing!” Mariana exclaimed.

Her caramel hair was slightly blown by the wind. He felt the strong force sucking him closer until he passed through it. "Enos!!!!" He could barely hear the shrieking sobs of Enara calling after his name. It was blocked and unamplified by the barrier that felt like water. "Enos!!! Don't go!!!!! Enos!!!" He heard Enara's cries calling him. He felt himself in the sky and saw clouds around him then saw below glittering lights and dots of black forms and shapes. It was a refreshing and new sight to him. He felt glee upon seeing it. The fear he felt a while ago disappeared, now replaced by this newfound wonder.

*** When I woke up, Johan was sitting on the edge of the bed, shirtless and smoking. He heard me move and looked back. A check landed on the bed in front of me. I stared at it. He only said a few words. "I'm bored with you." Something inside me cracked. Like porcelain shattering, sharp pieces cut across my heart. Still, my voice came out calm. I even smiled. "I've got less than three months left. Couldn't you wait a little longer?" Johan frowned. "Yara Yelton, you should know your place."

She barked, "Is that how you apologize? Bow down!" I took a deep breath and bowed deeply, saying sorry once more in front of Jack. Jack, looking pleased as punch, waved it off. "Marvin, I'm totally fine. No need for all that, really." Hannah did not even spare me a glance, her back to me as she said nonchalantly, "You'll need to find another place to stay for a while. Come back once Jack's better." I grabbed my suitcase and walked away without looking back. Just then, my phone buzzed with a call from my leader.

I mumbled. Erica clutched her chest and gasped dramatically. “Okay? Vera, are you blind?” Before I could even defend myself, our manager’s loud voice cut through the office. “Let’s have dinner tonight to celebrate!” Cheers echoed throughout the room and everyone was buzzing with excitement. Some people clapped. Some people cheered. And some people stopped with their tracks. “Oh my god, Vera! Let’s go!” Erica beamed in excitement, grabbing my arm and bouncing it lightly.

Pulling out a document from his bag, he tossed it onto the table and began, "Jovana, come out. I'm not in the mood to argue. It's been three years—you should know better by now. "Caden is about to start school, and Tiana needs a house nearby. Sign this property transfer agreement, and I'll take you and Stella home right away." Seconds ticked by, but the silence in the room remained. No one came out to respond. Andrew's patience was running thin. "Jovana, my patience has its limits—" Before he could finish, my five-year-old daughter, Stella Lorne, emerged from the overgrown weeds. Her clothes were tattered, and she was covered in dirt from head to toe. A homeless man stood beside her, holding