Vengeance Embrace

ugh contracts. Though she is a low-key assassin, she hardly log into the community portal where assassins gather to talk business. It

she felt happy with ending things with Arthur, deep down, she was hurting. Eisley sat in her r

caterin

ness and was trying to get through

ing to understand why her sister decided to show up

're my sister. I was surprised to see you here after y

lightly "he

." Lorraine said with an eye roll as she dried her hand with a

ou decide to c

got was not wha

a long time... I need to get occupied so

yes are now opened. Anyways, now that you're here, we need to st

the air, tempting even the most disciplined of dieters. Meanwhile, the waiters were busy tending to the customers, leaving the two bakers to work the

rders. In five hours, they managed to finish up with the baking and de

hould get the crew to the venue before then." Eisl

s are catching their breath. After a

ister was trying to keep up a brave front. "You are n

about

you ended thing

her head "is it

to force love. He obviously wanted your body not your heart. If he hadn't been cheating on you ever sinc

s she stood up to leave. After making sure that the sta

spoke to her sister formally earning an eye roll from her. She watched

to the catering house. Hours later, her phone rang. Checking t

, she answe

llo

." A monotonous voice ran

friend." She said as her m

e Arthur's girlfriend. W

he call. She stared blankly for a w

uldn't be that he was kidna

rs barged into her office

at.

st saw Arthur being fo

couldn't believe that someone would stoop so low as to kidnap him. Her mind ra

ly texted her sister Lorraine to let her know what had happened, and then proceeded to leave the cate

er had kidnapped him would have left some clues behind. When she got to the apartment, she s

table. The note read: "If you want Arthur back, you will work for

t she had no choice but to go to the old warehouse and meet wit

and do whatever they said. They gave her a list of tasks that she had to complete and warned her that if she failed, th