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Pampered By The Assassin Family

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 650    |    Released on: Today at 15:22

d the heavy wo

tered desk, flipping throug

anding there with Ava trailing behind h

t," Eleanor snapped, pointing a man

own. He reached into his inner jacket pocket, pulled out a f

ingers as if it were covered in disease

ntenance worker?" Eleanor le

ave a stable income? Raising a child

f his nose. He stuttered slightly as he recited a

er his words. Her chest loosened slightly. He was a n

tory is completely blank. No loans. No debt. Nothin

barrassed. He rubbed the back of his head. "I'm j

nor asked, her tone d

-defense at the community

ked up her heavy red 'REJECTED'

, Ava stepped forward. She wrapped both of her

etting her lower lip tremble just enough. "I just want this dad

ional weight of the broken li

ng to him. A brief, almost invisible fl

dly patted Ava's back, playing the

choed. "Check the nurse's station.

r fingers dug into Jerimia

et. He extracted a crumpled wad of bills of various denominations-twenties, fifties, and a few hundreds, all wo

form and pushed it toward Eleanor. "A

shifted instantly. She slammed the red stamp down on an

e paperwork was finalized. From thi

ith one arm, holding her against his chest, and w

avy metal doors of the fire escape, perfectly bypassing t

parking lot. Ava saw a dull gray

eat. The cheap vanilla air freshener hit her nose, and for th

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“I drowned in freezing pool water, the mocking laughter of the elite Savage family echoing in my ears. When I opened my eyes, I was an eight-year-old orphan again, right on the day those monsters came to adopt me. Terrified of repeating my hellish past, I ran down the hallway and desperately grabbed the shirt of a random, dumpy IT guy, begging him to take me instead. I thought I had chosen a weak, boring suburban dad to hide behind. But I was completely wrong. My new mom greeted me with a ceramic tactical knife hidden in her apron. My clumsy dad sliced dinner ribs with the terrifying precision of a seasoned hitman. My ten-year-old brother was a dead-eyed sociopath who immediately calculated my bone density. They were a family of lethal underworld monsters, yet they frantically pretended to be a normal, pathetic household just for me.”