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Jules spun in my arms so he was facing me. “You have no idea.” “A week at a cabin with no cell reception is exactly what we need after this year.” I kissed his forehead. “I’m not sure which I’m looking more forward to, the lake or the no cell reception.” “Definitely the no cell reception. I literally can’t remember a time when I wasn’t plugged in. It’s either going to be amazing or terrifying.” “Probably a bit of both.” Liv had invited us to spend a week with her and Sariah, her girlfriend, at her parents’ cabin on a private island in Maine at the end of June. It gave us enough time to get settled into our new place before we had to fly out.

I had just asked someone to put the flyer on their windscreen, and they took the bait. They lost everything. If they were not able to repay the money as soon as possible, one too many debt collectors would come looking to recover their debts. Their debts were definitely more exciting than my blue notebook. He grabbed me like a desperate gambler. "She said that as long as we can get someone to donate bone marrow, our debt will be written off. "I know you hate Belle for stealing me from you. Can we be together secretly? I can give you everything, except for being my wife. I swear I love you the most."

My heart fluttered at the sound, but I pretended not to hear it and continued walking toward the sunlit road. If there was a next life, I never wanted to see Shawn again.

"All the properties and jewelry I gave you are revoked. Any endorsements or deals you secured using my name—you bear the penalties. And prepare for court. Fraud, defamation, incitement to violence. You'll spend the rest of your life paying for this." Hannah went pale, her face drained of color. "Theo, you can't do this to me! I really love you!" At that moment, a lawyer stepped forward.

However, I surely never expected him to take me to a place like this… I stood next to Hayden with my mouth hanging wide open as I stared at our destination which was now right in front of my face. Honestly, I don’t remember the last time I came to a place like this, and I have never dreamt in my wildest dreams that I would come to a place like this with someone like Hayden. I glanced over at Hayden’s outstandingly excited face before looking back at our destination. Like…seriously?! ‘Welcome to Wonder Dream Land’ This place is the biggest amusement part in the country. He can’t be serious…

"Dinner at my mom's tonight. Get ready. And don't forget your lines." Then he dragged me out to buy a long-sleeved dress—to hide the burn, obviously. The car ride was silent the whole way. His mom was throwing some big party—tons of guests. Soon as she saw me, she lit up. "Rena! Come over here!" Coraline. Bradley's mom. My mom's best friend. After my mom died, she kinda stepped in like family.

And I realized I liked that gaze very much—and the person behind it even more. I started the car again. In the rearview mirror, Samantha finally picked up the shredded ticket and limped away into the street corner. Snow began to fall. Celine turned on the heater, and soft Christmas music played through the car speakers. I pressed the accelerator, watching her face glow gently in the snowlight, and suddenly understood—true rebirth is not revenge, but learning how to plant flowers in the ruins. This time, I could finally say it without hesitation. Goodbye. And never again.

"Neverland is an equal opportunity bar. We accept all forms of payment and if the clientele agrees to behave themselves while inside, then anyone is welcome, Seelie or Unseelie." Halafarin felt his eyebrow raise at that again. "You cannot be serious. Why in the Guardian's name would you allow the Unseelie in here? They all belong in the Nether. Not roaming freely in the Land Above." "Because, as my partner here said, it's just good business." The man, a human, probably still considered a youth by human standards, even though he appeared older, stepped out from a doorway behind the bar, carrying a box full of what Halafarin recognized as elven wine. "Harbor City is home to the human Warrior o

The moment I reached the front door, I heard bursts of laughter coming from inside. … I quietly pushed the door open a crack. Julian and Vivian, who were supposedly still on vacation, had already returned. The house was filled with colorful balloons. A ten-tier birthday cake sat beside the dining table. Vivian wore a birthday hat, smiling brightly. “Julian, I heard you’ve never even celebrated Lydia’s birthday before. I’m really honored.” Julian waved dismissively and replied nonchalantly, “She’s just some country girl. What’s the point of celebrating her birthday? It’s a total waste of money.

"Since both girls got into university, let's make the celebratory dinner a proper event. We'll invite all our relatives and friends, give everyone something to be happy about." Gary sat nearby, texting his classmates. "I already checked. The ballroom at Aston Hotel is pretty nice, but the timing's a little tight." Callum was there too. He held his phone with his thumb hovering over the group chat conversation. The last message was the one he had sent. [I'll come pick you up.] There was no reply. He frowned and was about to send another message when a notification from the family group chat appeared at the top of his screen. [Darcy Sheridan has left the group chat.]