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“Get it done.” Without another word, Harry left with the phone. The moment the door shut behind him, I turned toward my desk. If I couldn’t figure out the phone immediately, I’d focus on something else. Jaxen. I opened my laptop and logged into a secured tracking program that monitored several private databases. Most people disappeared because they wanted to. Jaxen… She had vanished too cleanly. No credit card activity. No travel records. No security camera hits. No digital footprint. It was as if she’d been erased.

A news anchor filled the screen. Vanessa frowned and reached for the remote. The report continued. "...an investigation connected to allegations involving property belonging to the Rizz family..." My entire body froze. The footage changed. A woman struggled as cameras crowded around her. Her face was partially hidden. But I knew that jacket. I knew that hair. I knew those terrified eyes. "Mom..." The word escaped in a whisper. Then louder. "No." "No!" I rushed toward the television. "No!" Vanessa immediately muted it.

"What did you say?" "He vanished." "When?" "About forty minutes ago." I stood so quickly the chair slid backward across the wooden floor. "What the fuck do you mean he vanished?" "We sent people to bring him in." "And?" "They arrived at his house." I waited. "It was empty." "No." "He cleared it out." "Impossible." "It gets worse." Every muscle in my body tightened. "The security footage was erased." "The guards?" "Dead." Silence. The kind that settles before something ugly finally shows its face.

and a small warmth flickered in my chest. The moment we hung up, Lucas sent me a lawyer. I got in touch, explained my situation, and asked him to draft a divorce agreement. Then I headed to the hospital to start the discharge process. But what I didn't expect… was to see someone who'd been "dead" for three years—Casey. She was wearing a hospital gown, her face pale, her body weak and boneless as she leaned into Nick's arms. She whispered something. Nick's face darkened. His eyes went cold.

“Show me the elevators. Show me every camera around them for the next hour.” One of the technicians clicked, bringing up the footage from the other angles. We watched as different people came and went, but not Clara. No sign of her leaving the elevator or the building. West spoke low, his eyes still on the screens. “She vanished between one floor and the next.” “That’s impossible,” I muttered, but my chest was already heavy with the truth. The head of security shifted uneasily. “We already reported this fault to the camera company. It was an unfortunate coincidence—”

Until the phone rings and Vanessa’s voice breaks through “She’s gone, Eliana. Eliora disappeared.”

"And even if she's gone, you still have me. I'll stay with you and Lucas. I'll take care of you both. Forever." "Forever?" Something flickered in Aaron's eyes. His face darkened as he suddenly yanked her off him. His veins bulged, his voice thunderous, "You said you were terminally ill. That you only had six months left to live! You lied to me?" Caught off guard, Sylvia faltered. She forced a shaky smile. "I… I do have health issues. Just not that serious. I only said that because I… I wanted more of your attention, that's all… But now that Chrishell is gone, isn't it better? We can start over…"

"Ouch," "Uncle Vincent filed for a divorce and was able to provide enough evidence to deem Alyna as an unsafe parent and got sole custody of their two kids, didn't have to pay alimony, and she wasn't allowed to visit them at all." Serafina lay back on the blanket, staring at the black sky, suddenly finding it much colder than a few minutes ago. "Some say she found another guy and ran away with him, some say she couldn't take the guilt of her actions and disappeared, while others say that she killed herself. But whatever the case, she hasn't been seen or heard from."

she asked before pushing me in. “Of course.” Trisha made me sit down on the couch under the window and left me there. “Are you okay, Fran?” asked Ann. “Yes, yes, I’m just surprised,” I got to say before Trisha came back with both tablets and set them on the coffee table. “You guys need to hear this,” she said, browsing the whole article on her phone. “Hold tight. I’m gonna read it all.” “After a decade leading the paranormal scene on TV, Brandon Price announced he’s leaving his award-winner show Haunters.

▄︻デ══━一 COLTON HAYES💥 Six months of living with Vanessa, and I’ve learned a few things. One, she steals the covers while pretending to be asleep. Two, she does not like staying put for too long, she needs excitment. Six months and she’s gone to three different towns chasing the story of danalle, a four year old witch child who’s gone missing. Did she find the girl? Yes she did. Did she find her alive? That’s a sad answer but at least the parents got some closure. And three... I’m crazy about her.