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Alice gasped in surprise when she saw Olga appear out of thin air, but the squeeze on her upper arm from Arthur quickly silenced her. “I need a few seconds to rework the spell,” she said in a voice that was so low it barely earned the label of whisper to whoever could hear or read her lips. Since they’d already witnessed her making Rex invisible so that he could attack the rogue amazons with an advantage, the invisibility spell was well accepted. Rex insisted that they hold each other’s hands while exiting the compound to avoid losing anyone. After all, they weren’t just invisible to the amazons. They were also invisible to each other.

At the far end of the yard, beneath a large burdock leaf, a frog sat calmly while a striped bee buzzed past it. “What the hell,” I muttered, narrowing my eyes. The instant I inhaled again, the poisonous stench filling the room made my eyes water. “Keep an eye on things and report to me. As soon as Maya feels better, I’ll be able to leave the house for an hour,” Arthur’s voice came from somewhere behind me. “Arthur!” I cried out happily and spun around—but the room was still empty. “I saw the invitation to the party, but I won’t be able to attend,” the voice continued in the blond werewolf’s tone.

I felt a presence to my left and turned to see Arthur pushing a large rolling trash bin down the hall. He didn’t stop. He didn’t say a word. But as he passed, he caught my eye and gave me a slow, deliberate wink, his lips twitching into a smirk before he turned the corner. I leaned back against the doorframe, a genuine laugh bubbling up in my chest. I still had a divorce to finish, and I still had a mortgage to pay, but as I adjusted my “pathetic” low-rise top, I realized I wasn’t invisible. Not even close.

"You didn't build a sun. You built a giant mirror so you could finally feel important. But look around you. There’s nothing left to see." Arthur looked down at the remote, his thumb hovering over the red button. The whole room shook again as a giant wooden beam from the floor above snapped, sending splinters and dust down on them like rain. "Julian, move!" Elara screamed, covering Leo with her own body. But Arthur didn't press the button. He looked at Elara, and then he looked at the grandson he had tried to use like a piece of a machine. For just a second, the "Ghost" disappeared. The man who had once loved Elara’s mother appeared in the lines of his tired face.

"Father. I smiled and hugged thin air. "What's going on here, Artie. Am seeing your lips whisper something but I can't hear anything. Are you talking to me? How did you get your arms back on you?"Anu asked. He was wondering how everything happened since he couldn't see or hear what the invisible force was saying to me. "Am not saying anything and my lips aren't whispering anything. You are imagining things here. Maybe you are scared."I lied "Demons never get scared please. Something is not right here."he pointed.

When I reached my room, I closed the door and sat on my bed. I exhaled heavily. My heart was beating hard against my chest. How long is this going to continue? How long will I keep hiding everything? I know she will find out eventually. She always does. But I am afraid of her reaction. I am afraid it will hurt her health. And the most worrying thing is Arthur’s strange disappearance. Since that night, he has not shown up at all. Did he really believe we were taken to that club? That makes no sense. The club owners would have contacted him about missing girls.

"Alright!" *** Arthur, having received reports from his men, extended his patrol late into the night. The night wind was bone-chilling, and the moonlight was nowhere to be seen. As Arthur drove through a desolate neighborhood in his patrol car, he suddenly braked at the sight of something unfolding ahead. A fight had broken out—but it wasn't a clash between vampires and humans. It was vampire against vampire. It appeared that Joe Blavatnik’s men, the pro-human faction, had already made their move. They were fighting tooth and nail, and Arthur could only watch from a distance.

After five long years, he saw his boss smiling for the first time. Arthur moved towards them and said in the softest voice possible, "Why are you playing here instead of attending classes?" Alina was a little surprised to hear Arthur's words and hid behind Evan. Evan immediately hugged her. Ethan turned around with a villainous smile and looked into Arthur's eyes and asked, "Who are you to ask this?"

He preferred the cold, sterile silence of his office to the emotional battlefield of his own living room. Chapter: The Lonely Birthday While Arthur was immersing himself in work to avoid his reality, the Vance estate was transformed into a miniature wonderland. The grand living room had been decorated like a small-scale Disney park, filled with colorful balloons, streamers, and the high-pitched laughter of a dozen children.

“I want no visitors. Cancel whatever meetings in my schedule.” “It’s your cousin, Maxwell Murray.” Arthur turned on hearing his cousin was there to see him. He was about to ask why considering that they only saw when they have pack meetings and other pack affairs when Maxwell walked in. “Ah, I can see you were still thinking of whether to let me in or not…” he walked to one of the chairs, sat down and crossed his legs. Arthur’s face scrunched up. “What are you doing here? I’m certain we don’t have a meeting.”