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She could sense that something wasn't quite right. "Grandpa, how did you fall? Where did you get hurt?" Jane asked. "I … I was watering the plants, and I didn't watch my step … I tripped over the hose … and fell on my buttocks … No, wait. It's the tailbone …" Claude responded. "Oh? Is your tailbone fractured?" Jane questioned. "You brat. Why do you sound like you're wishing for my buttocks to break into pieces?" Claude said angrily, forgetting to put on his weak act.

Jade paced around her room, her bare feet silent on the plush carpet. The dim light emanating from her night lamp itself had a slight flutter to it, casting eerie shadows across the walls. Her fingers toyed with one hanging thread of her cardigan, telling all the turmoil brewing inside. The mayhem of the party had left her restlessness, yet exhilarating all the same. Well done: Jayla's embarrassment was all but choreographed to the poetic script of events. Of course, Jade wasn't feeling all that happy. Not just yet, anyway.

I said. “Okay?” Jenny… still bouncing. “Um……” I say. Then I spit it out. “It was Remington.” Jenny stopped bouncing.

Jinna’s eyes were glowing with a mischievous look. She slid off the kitchen counter, her bare feet making a soft slap on the tile floor. She walked back into the living room, her hips swaying, and grabbed her phone from the coffee table. "Wait right here, Jerry," she whispered, her voice full of mischief. "Don't move a muscle."

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Jarren's POV “Usted es el niña del sol. Brilla intensamente maravillosamente dentro de usted.” (You are the girl of the sun. It shines intensely and wonderfully within you.) The jewelry woman told Jillie. I looked on as she smiled. She had absolutely no idea what she was talking about. I could have told her, but I was still trying to calm myself down from Carson. He's pushing all the wrong buttons. I absent-mindedly watched as Jillie continued to look around the small tent. I saw her pick up another bracelet. It looked like it matched the one on her arm. The only difference was this one had more silver than gold in it. She walked up to the woman.

He opened his mouth to say goodbye to Wound but his body had other ideas and he barely got his head over the rail before he started vomiting again. "Next time you feel queasy, focus your power and send out something simple. A power outage in the middle of Atlas City. Turn a section of the pink crystal mountains in Persiana blue with no explanation. It's all stirring things up and seeing where the chips fall. It's the highest stakes of gambling, Jinx. You'd better learn to love it," Wound added as he faded out.

"Rena, you have seen much more valuable things. This is just a small token." "What about me and Mindy?" Jenny half-jokingly asked. "As a bank manager, you must be familiar with these social customs." Cynthia wasn't having it. "Jenny, are you saying you want one too?" Jenny maintained her smile. "Who wouldn't want a gold bracelet? Mindy, do you want one?" Jenny and Cynthia turned their attention to Mindy, but Mindy stayed silent. "Mindy, say something!" At that moment, Lionel spoke up. "She doesn't like wearing jewelry. She hasn't worn any of the pieces I've given her."

I was two buttons down when I heard an odd clink sound and Jay froze. I glanced up at him and he was looking at the floor in horror. I followed his gaze and my eyes fell on a ring. Oh, God. Oh, God. Oh, God. No. No. No. Yes? Yes. Yes. YES. Oh, God. Oh my God. OH MY GOD. ITS HAPPENED. "Breathe, Alya," Jay said softly, amusement flickering in his eyes. I took in a deep breath, my eyes still on the ring that lay on the floor.

Baby Zetty’s needle started trembling in her hand. Jenson’s pupils shrank when he noticed the slight tremor in her hand. Baby Zetty warned him, “If you distract me again, don’t go blaming it all on me when I poke the wrong spot.”