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Chapter Sixteen "I promise you guys I'm damn serious these are the same cast that were in that movie." Kiara and Cindy just stared at her and then burst out laughing so hard they were already rolling on the bed. Shelly gave a frustrated growl. She had spent thirty freaking minutes convincing these dunces that the movie Nerdy Glasses was real and after surfing YouTube they didn't find the movie instead found the same people who starred in Nerdy Glasses starring in another movie titled KARMA and they had watched it yet it was nothing like the Nerdy Glasses she'd watched with her friends. Now they thought she was hallucinating or worse still___

And then— beep beep beep. My smartwatch. I pulled back instantly. “It caught something.”

People were looking at us but we didn't care. After paying for the tickets, we picked a seat in the middle so we could face the big screen. The movie playing was Kissing Booth 2. Honestly, I don't think some movies need a sequel. Like who else does Ellie have to kiss? But the movie is great so I enjoyed watching it. ["Be alert! There's a werewolf approaching!"] Amanda warned. As though on cue, Caine and I turned simultaneously to see a familiar face. A familiar face to me anyway.

The close-ups of the white watch with a flat yet vibrant orange crystal on its face even showed off the galaxy beads… and the man’s prolific Grandeur watch. Then, it would end with them getting too close, showing off the beautiful face of the blonde model and her pearly whites. For some reason, the old woman realized that she had seen that model before. She just couldn’t put a finger on it. The model then moved her left hand to comb her hair, letting the watch go side-by-side with her mesmerizing eyes in orange-colored lenses. [It’s my promise to the universe, my conviction.] “Parker? Why do you look like you saw a ghost?” An old man came to sit next to her and looked up at the banner of Cos

"Sir, ma’am, please leave." Madison frowned. "But Connor’s ring really is missing. Even if you’re kicking us out, shouldn’t we at least try to find it first?" Mr. Ward’s face flushed red. "Are you implying that Miss Bellamy would steal your cheap little trinkets? If you don’t believe me, we can pull the surveillance footage right now!" At the mention of "surveillance", Connor’s face went paper white. "The cameras... I thought your cameras were broken?" Mr. Ward shot him a withering look. "They've been repaired days ago. This is a high-end store. What kind of place wouldn’t fix a camera?"

“Can’t you see I’ve got other business to handle?” Violet was still reeling, her skin flushed, breath coming fast. Her hand clung tight around his wrist, hotter than his own. But what caught him off guard—her glassy eyes weren’t on his face. They were fixed on his watch. Julian shifted his wrist slightly, but her gaze followed, locked in. Her fingers trembled as they brushed the dial. “This feels… so familiar…” she murmured. Her eyes lingered on the dial, tracing the ticking hand. It didn’t sweep smoothly like most mechanicals. It jumped—tick, tick—each second snapping into place with a precise rebound. A rare complication she’d only ever read about: the deadbeat seconds.

The voice of my warning echoed through the room, "We can't go any further. The bear is nursing her cubs up ahead. If we intrude, it'll see us as a threat and attack." "Kate, you're too timid. What's there to be afraid of? This is a rare sight. Of course, we have to capture it on camera. Right, Damon?" "This is why we came, after all. We can't miss it." ... Upon witnessing the "truth," everyone stared at the two of them on the bed, unable to believe their eyes. The sympathy they had once felt turned to incredulity, like they were looking at fools. "Damon, you're a seasoned wildlife photographer. How could you not know this basic common sense?"

Carol signaled to a small-eyed woman beside her, who immediately started defending her: "Yesterday, Carol accompanied her grandmother for a high blood pressure check-up. When they got home, they realized her watch was left behind, so she came back today to retrieve it. But when she returned to the room, the watch was gone. This nurse was the one who served Carol's grandmother. Who else could have taken it? That watch is worth $680,000." "How can you be so sure this nurse took it? And why would you take off such an expensive watch in the first place?" I glanced at the nurse, my eyes falling on her white uniform. Her name tag read 'Janet Moore'. Janet looked up at me gratefully and nodded.

The second one was going to shoot my wolf when another wolf appeared from behind him and performed the same thing. When I heard Carter's link, the wolf on the floor was about to attack for the kill. 'Do not murder the intruders; we need to question them!' Instead, the wolf nipped Cosmo's shoulder hand until I noticed him running our way. I was afraid this wolf would wreck things until I noticed the huge Bear racing behind him. I attempted to remain calm when I heard something via a mental link. 'Mom! Bears can help us! I ask the Bears! Bears, assist us!

“You don’t have to do this you know. There are alternatives.” “What alternatives? I’ll be stuck in this rotten town for the rest of my life if I don’t go. I can’t stand that now I know the truth.” “Do you know the truth?” “As much as they’ll let me. I don’t understand what you’re saying, you work for them.” “I’ll always be on your side.” She suddenly hugged me. “Remember that.” Carver opened a small metal box in his office and took out what appeared to be a watch. “This is something you’ll need to keep on your person at all times, forgive the pun.”