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" Leonard remained silent in his wheelchair, his expression unreadably neutral. Just then, Oliver produced an iPad, displaying footage captured from Xavier's smartwatch. Beau's heart dropped. He never expected Xavier's watch to have recording capabilities! Due to the watch's limited angle, the video only showed a shadowy figure approaching Xavier before a loud thud resonated. Xavier collapsed, and the camera angle shifted as he fell. Beau's heartbeat thundered in his ears. "This proves nothing!" he shrieked desperately. The subsequent footage showed Xavier's unconscious body being dragged away. Kneeling on his cushion, Beau's protests died instantly.

Harold, however, had been stirred awake by the commotion. "Mom, it's Daddy," he said, holding out his smartwatch. Beverly reached out and took it. "You have school tomorrow—go shower and get to bed. I'll put the watch by your bedside when I'm done." Seeing that Beverly remained unfazed by Evan's call, Harold nodded in relief and returned to his room. Beverly carried the smartwatch upstairs. Since its speaker volume was low, she switched it to hands-free mode. "James and I have discussed it, and we have one condition."

I asked. He scanned the remaining feeds. “Not all of them. But…” He paused, squinting at one of the side monitors. “Wait. Look.” He leaned closer. I followed his gaze. The screen showed the west entrance—where the staff vehicles were parked. Two black SUVs idled there, engines running, headlights off. A third figure stood near the back, and the phone pressed to his ear. My breath caught. “Zoom in,” I whispered. Cole adjusted the controls. The image sharpened. The man turned slightly—and I recognized the expensive watch on his wrist. The one I’d given my father for his birthday two years ago.

It was either that or a one-way ticket to heaven. "I know. How did this even happen, Nathan?" "How should I know?" he showed his exasperation by putting his hands on his hips. "We are in a nature reserve, there's bound to be bears." I looked down at the bear. She - according to Nathan - seemed content with chasing us out and was nosing around with Nathan's bug machine. In the green glow, her eyes sparkled and filled me with horror. She bared her teeth and sunk it into the machine. It gave off a small bang before the light went off. All that was left was the campfire and it crackled away merrily.

Gregory suggested, "She has quite a few watches. Let's check her dresser when she's not around!" Jade complimented him, "You've become quite cunning, Greg!" Gregory blushed. "You're making me blush." - After breakfast, Caroline saw the children off to school. Jade and Gregory headed to Caroline's room, inspecting all her watches and jewelry. They compared prices and grew increasingly excited. Jade held up the watches and exclaimed, "Jackpot, Greg!"

It’s a high-tech gadget designed for us, aspiring detectives. Right now, I am tracking Dave's watch using the GPS of my watch. They were now going to JDC's fort. Unfortunately, I couldn't go with them because I have task to do in the student council office. I was bored watching the green dot so I tried to shake the watch again. I clicked on the notes instead. There were three notes there which I created and were currently saved now on my watch. March 14, 12:47 PM The boss talked to me...

I lay back and the doctor sighs. Something's wrong. He whispered to the nurse and the nurse leaves the room. "Ok hun. I'm going to show you something but you can't freak out. Ok?" He asked. My eyes widened and I only nodded in fear. She brought in a machine and the doctor brought out a wand looking object. Holy shit....where is that going? Oh never mind.... "Ok hun. This is what I need to show you. This one and this one." He said calmly. When he moves the wand there is another one identically like the other.

“Are you sure you don't want to see a doctor?" Worry seeped into her voice, eliciting a sad expression from her mother, who quickly assured her. “I'm sure," she said, smiling. “Come and eat something." Reva grabbed her phone and followed, her fingers moving automatically as she woke up the screen to see what the notification was. Her face immediately lit up. It was a photo of the snow-covered Aspen Mountains, and the next swipe revealed a massive bear standing on its hind legs. The caption read: “Back in Aspen, and I saw this guy on the trail and immediately thought of you—how you'd have freaked out and probably yelled at me for not warning you that bears are built like this.”

He reaches up to them and hugs Dory’s leg. “Aw, I wondered where you were,” Dory says as she hugs him back, and Drake ruffles his hair. “I was making gifts for you two,” Ezra pulls out two watches, and I squint my eyes. I look at Dad, who is also surprised. Those are the toy watches Ezra bought when we went to a store last year. “Oh, thanks. That’s cute,” Dory says as she ties the watch on her wrist. Drake does the same, and suddenly the round black screen on the watches lights up. Something pops up on the screen, one that looks like a map and a pointer on it, showing their locations.

She and Ramsey laughed, finding brief solace in their newfound prize. But the joy was short-lived. As they headed straight to a high-end jewelry store in the city, the rush of excitement turned into a creeping unease. The store’s interior was pristine, filled with glass cases displaying diamonds, watches, and every luxury one could dream of. Ramsey approached the counter, handing the watch to the jeweler with a smug smile. The jeweler, an older man with keen eyes, examined the watch closely. His brow furrowed as he turned it over, his expression shifting from curiosity to recognition. “This watch,” he said slowly, his voice laced with suspicion, “belongs to Davis Curt.”