m, staring out into the night. He was still and silent, like a statue frozen in time. The only movement came from the candlelight, which reflected

small voice called, break

't turn

d." His words were

and broad-shouldered, with dark hair and piercing blue eyes. A sad smile lit up his face a

ant's eyes were downcast, and his voice was heavy with

ark hair fell in waves around his chiseled jawline, framing his eyes like twin pools of obsidian. Those eyes sparkled with a magneti

t and reverent. He stepped forward and knel

id, his tone warm and affectionate. "I wi

d gratitude. Enzo felt a surge of pride at his master

f the earth. He had always admired and respected his master, but now it was time for him

sters I've served, you have been my favorite. I w

down his cheek. His eyes were filled with sadness, bu

ng with a storm of thoughts and emotions. He had expected to feel elated and reli

e afterlife. The deity god had taken away his memory of his first life, but now the time had come for him to face his final

ster's anxiety. "The deity god of the afterlife wil

d a black book materialized in Enzo's hand. A ghostly presence

Zamira

ge

death:

f death:

death: E

ncast as he reached for the black blazer t

ed, turning his back for Enz

pm, Lo

die in an hour, g

nitted togethe

to our destinations, Lord Dylan.

y not add some excitement t

zo quickly bowed and left th

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he pain. She had lost her job, her hopes of promotion were crushed, and she had no idea how she would provide for her grandmo

!" she slurred, her he

good idea," the handsom

y the way. All right, fine. I'll take your advice." She t

at her sassiness. "Can I have your

ed. "Heh heh heh. You're funny, I

to stand up, and before the bartender

ed, his brows knittin

groaned, her

er," the bartender said, di

d with a glass of water, s

he said, helpi

w?" He asked after

he mumbled, burying he

d to get your number, I wanted to call so

her hands and sputtered, "You are pret

hands off his face shook his head

shots!" A cus

uted back then he turned to Aria, "I wil

said, and then turned to

had this much to drink. She couldn't even remember how many drinks she'd had. She just knew t

d, she felt a wave of nausea wash over her. She rushed to the alley a

a tall figure in the shadows, but when she flash

ng a dark blazer wi

ice ringing through the alley

turned to his master, "I think the

s not the point, Enzo! The qu