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"Exactly. You and your wife have been together so many years—talk to her properly, and she'll trust you." I couldn't hold back a scoff. "No guilty conscience, huh? Then why stop me from opening the door just now?" I walked straight to the wall of custom wardrobes. "Richard, do you really think that if I don't open the wardrobe, she doesn't exist?" He instinctively rushed over, blocking the doors and leaning close to me. "There are so many people… entertain the guests first. Whatever it is, we'll talk tonight, okay?" He reached out to grab me.

[Hannah] “I’ve been looking for it for days, but I still can’t find it.” Hannah walked over to Kevin, who was casually reading a book in his hands. “Are you sure you put it in the book?” “Yeah,” he replied indifferently, his eyes not leaving the page. “Kevin!” Hannah snatched the book from his hands. “This again. Why do you keep reading your comic books instead of looking for it?” “It’s manga.” Kevin took the book back. “I’m taking a break. I’m tired.”

After pursing his lips for a long time, Kurt got out of the car and walked in front of the lovesick man. “She's gone, why aren't you back yet?” Kurt spoke. Kevin raised his head to look up, his eyes were red, and his face was haggard like a drunk person who had just woken up. “You know where she went, right? The two of you are close friends. Please tell me her address.” Kevin's voice was soft as if he was begging. “I don't know. She and I are no different from duckweed and water meeting each other, we just help each other when it's convenient, and we're not close at all.”

She kept her cell phone on silent and her eyes were glued to the computer. There, Denzel was talking to Richard on the call when Kevin knocked at the door. "Keep an eye on him. Keep him alive until any of the Elics gets in contact with him." Saying so he cut the call. "Come in." He said. "Boss, you wanted to see me." Kevin walked into his cabin. Sitting on his chair Denzel spoke, "I... I want to know something from you." "From me?"

He quickly got a tray and filled them with water before he got in and went from table to table. The Alpha, Luna, and tipsy Kevin were there. He could tell by the way he was slouched down and how he blinked his eyes several times. Kevin never had something he was interested in rather than partying. That was the only thing he could do and did best. It was a mystery he didn't have two to three kids with his daily careless sex with every female specie he could find. "We are gathered here today to talk about the future of Lichen Park, prior to what we discussed yesterday. Kevin, I heard my wife spoke to you about having a baby with your mate Cynthia and you resisted. Shall I know why?" He asked,

"I've missed you so damn much, it hurts sometimes." "Why don't we do something?" Kevin's voice went low and deep and I caught a hint of mischief in his tone. "Something? What is that?" I grinned, crossing my arms. "Wait let me switch this to a video call," he said before I heard shuffling in the background and soon he was requesting a video call and I was accepting as fast as possible. There was no harm in a video call since Luca had clearly stated that he was going to be at the conference hall for a while to see if he could catch Richardson and discuss some stuff. So, I had the room to myself for a while.

He grabbed a book from the neat stack on his desk and raised it for Alicia to see. “I got the literature text for our project.” Relief flashed in her eyes, melting away the slight tension in her shoulders. “Oh wow, you’re really efficient. I was about to go search for it online.” “You can’t find it on the internet.” Kevin sat on his bed, the book resting on his knee. His voice carried that calm certainty he always had, like he enjoyed holding knowledge no one else did. “This college has access to forgotten works, books that have been banned or restricted over time.”

What stone could I choose this time? “Honey, where are we going?” He didn’t answer. It was weird. First time he ever ignored me. Ever since Mike and Emily disappeared, Kevin was acting strange. “You saw that Mike and Emily won some awards. Emily won the special prize for her new book. Supposedly, it sold over four hundred million copies worldwide in a brief time. There’s a book launch today.” “Fuck!” he said through gritted teeth. “When is it?” “It says here it starts in an hour.”

"You can't run away!" "I'm not running away, you can find me at home," Kevin said, then shrugged his shoulders indifferently. Kevin smiled and looked at Brittany as if she had no problem. "I came to this house because I wanted to talk to Brittany about the future. I think you two have a close relationship, so it doesn't matter if you end up knowing the situation." Nicholas' brow furrowed. "What situation are you talking about?" Kevin looked at Brittany, and with a widening smile, the man who had just graduated from a top university in New York City said, "You might want to ask Brittany about it. You probably wouldn't believe me if I told you."

Patients. Work. Schedules. Complaints. Random observations. The sort of conversation they had almost daily now. Easy. Comfortable. Familiar. At some point, Kevin casually mentioned that he was heading toward a bookstore after work. Avery had mentioned wanting a particular children's book during one of her previous visits to the hospital and apparently he had remembered. The fact that he remembered at all caught Katelyn off guard. He noticed immediately. "What?" "Nothing." "That was definitely something."