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After five years of hurting each other, I was finally tired of Aiden Russell. Five years ago, I finally brought down the biggest drug lord in the Walled City and avenged my father, Paul Chadwick, who had died in the line of duty. But Aiden refused to let the drug lord's daughter, Naomi Siddall, die. He even threatened to take his own life just to force me to agree. After the operation, Aiden brought Naomi back to our home. From that day on, we never stopped hurting each other. Once, I held a knife to Naomi's throat. Aiden immediately pointed his gun at me without hesitation. When I threw away Naomi's medicine, Aiden stripped me and threw me out into the freezing snow. Then one day, Naomi tim

Taryn nodded. “Yes.” “But why like this?” Rowan muttered. “Why not everything?” Taryn didn’t answer. Because she didn’t know. But she felt it. Something bigger was moving. And they were standing too close to it. Julian watched the video one last time. Not for confirmation. For detail. For anything he might have missed. He paused it on a frame. Adjusted it. Looked closer. Then leaned back slightly. This wasn’t random access. This wasn’t luck.

“Inside my hands are gifts for you. One hand contains one gift while the other has two. Are you lucky enough to choose the correct one?” I stare at her fists. There is no tell-tale bump of one containing something extra. They look perfectly the same to me. I glance at her and she grins. “Tick…tock… time is running out. Choose now or lose your chance.” A perfect game of chance. I will have to rely on pure luck to win this one. But has my fortune turned? Or am I still as unlucky as ever? In any case…one hand still contains a gift so it’s not like I’m going to lose completely.

Interested. And that? That felt far more dangerous. Because curiosity observes. Interest acts. Kai’s grip on my hand tightened slightly. And without looking at him, I knew. Whatever this was, it wasn’t just watching anymore. It was deciding.

I playfully pushed her and focused my attention to the front as the lights dimmed and curtains began to open to a huge white screen with all types of colors flashing behind it. “Wow,” I whispered in awe. I noticed a group of people coming to sit beside us in the corner of my eye. Then the small sound of a slight scuffle and someone growling “What the hell man!?” Curious as to what was the reason for the complaint, I turned my head and saw the group of people that just sat down. My jaw slightly dropped. “You’ve got to be kidding me,” I said to myself in disbelief. The person beside me smirked and grinned in response. It was him. The mystery man.

K Whatever remarked. K Whatever looked around but only sees a mechanical cocoon at the side. There were three empty huge mechanical cocoons that a human could fit. She wondered what could it be... "Should I check it out?" K Whatever pondered. They said 'curiosity killed the cat', however, she could not die even if it could harm her but the pain would linger... Hence, she thought it through thinking what would benefit her the most. After all, she hadn't found the thing she was looking for. Having an adventure while looking is fun and could lead her to the watch soon, why not try it?

I'd thought everything would change after Caleb appeared. But seeing that familiar gift bag, my eyes reddened uselessly, and my vision blurred. Just as I clung greedily to that brief moment, Vivian's phone rang. She hurriedly let go of the bag. The things inside spilled out. My mouth twitched. My heart felt as if it had been stabbed. Still refusing to give up, I asked, "What... is this?" Vivian froze with the phone in her hand and glanced at the underwear scattered across the floor.

His words almost melted my heart but I remembered our circumstance. "So you suddenly care?" I threw out. "Hayley, let's not do this here. Your potential clients are waiting for you out there. Let's not fight now." Kyle pleaded weary. I looked at him for a moment contemplating. I had to admit, him showing up here has topped my chances of The Cooper giving me this contract. "Okay for now. What's the catch?" I asked suspicious. "There's no catch." I narrowed my eyes. He couldn't possibly be doing this from the goodness of his heart? Or could he? It was difficult to tell with Kyle because he was so unpredictable.

My brows furrowed slightly, the tension in my chest coiling tighter, curiosity mixing with unease. A picture. And… a video. My heart skipped. A sudden jolt, sharp and unexpected, as the questions began to form in my mind. Why would he…? I hesitated. Just for a second, just long enough to feel the hesitation gnaw at me. But the pull of curiosity, the need to see, to know, to understand, was stronger. Stronger than my fear, stronger than my hesitation. I tapped it. Slowly. Carefully. As if that tiny movement could somehow shield me from whatever I was about to see.

Maybe opposites really do attract? It’s easy to see why Dani is always at odds with him. You simply can’t please a person like that. “I ran an analysis on the latest batch, and the drug doesn’t react to our catalysts,” Polya began in a trembling voice. Her face had gone pale — not that I looked much better myself.