e's P
sed an alliance" Carl sa
I smirked. "I always kn
ted my s
e I bumped into Miranda on my way he
igh
nd
p doing this, you used to obsess over h
on that name
ok his
n happy, you finally got all you wanted, Megan out of the way,
ince Megan left I've been filled wit
ing myself secretly searching for her, but her whereabouts were unknow
, Carl and go
I was too scared to admit it, I treated Megan too harshly back
ouble, I searched all over town, no dead body were identified as he
e were teens that Megan was the most loved child, while she was the least favored and that Megan had
ted her poorly when she was a
d her s
gan's
ugh the dark sky like blades. I adjusted the thin black fabric, tucking it securely behind my ear as I gaze
es shielding the tremble that threatened to surface. B
ds, was long gone. She had died six years ago. Megan, he one who begged to be l
emained. The fe
ticed ease. A smooth landing, no turbulence. Just like the life I had crea
ed to position, lining up respectfully, hea
layer
halfway, tattoo peeking from his forearm. His presence demanded silence, and he knew it. He was no
canning the area like he always d
red at the doorway, little curls, green
b
s firm, like he understood
e wind, his hand seekin
down beh
iberate, every blink rehearsed. The veil shiel
ence like
instinct more than thought. I positione
airs, a black SUV idled
't hes
and stood aside, watchin
murmured, keepi
ble. "Are you sure y
to play it safe," I replied. "J
his lips. "Yeah.
my side and dozed off. Kai spoke only once, to as
t home,"
o
range call
*
nt we entered, security systems clicked into place, automated
importantly, child-friendly. But behind the luxury, there were guns in drawers, pani
he window, pressing his
the whole world fro
" Cole asked, m
e small smirk. "Th
turning to Kai, who stood by the entra
thing's in there-papers, IDs, sc
ng it once in my gloved han
ct," I
*
rs later, alone, holding a
, makeup barely moved, lips red like blood and eyes l
d I couldn't become. Powerful. Beautiful.
n the dirt of Joe's indifference, he
was L
lowed them. No man could reduc
anoth
almost
am
rough the space, foot
atching pajamas, wide smiles on their sleepy faces. Cole clun
ories," Cole said, tuggi
I said, stroking h
an didn
e started,
aus
, ba
or a second, then back a
hing s
he much dreaded q
sked, keeping m
told us our dad was far, far away. And no
econd, I forg
back gently, looking between their eyes-those same
n't tel
smi
ht snacks first," I said. "Then we
Snacks!" he shouted, alread
e knew I was hiding something. But then, h
half-empty glass on the t
orr
ide whether the t

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