THE CHAOS HEIR

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corner, no doctor or arrogant rich stranger staring at her like a preda

un peeping in from the window. She sat very slowly and carefully

ned the room. It was way too quiet, and she found it disturbing. She had no idea where she was, neither did she know the stranger that ha

alone triggered all the warning systems in her body, and she took a moment to actually wonde

y slight sound. She didn't know exactly where she was going or what she was looking for...

ith one hand behind his head, and the second one resting casually on his chest. She took

ught her eye, a flash of silver. She paused, trying to hold back the curiosity that was overwh

, a delicate silver locket that looked old a

be, it couldn't be possible. She reached for the locket with tr

pletely faded, but she knew that face that was looking back

orn this locket everyday of her life, and

n left around her neck in the casket. She remembered crying, and begging them not to take her mother. Remember

arth was

ver her body. She stormed to his side on the cou

KE

ng beside him. He didn't look confused at all, instead he had a small smile of amuseme

that clearly wasn't awake yet. "You're surprisingly li

e she attacked him. "This... This lo

lbows on his knees. He still did not say anything,

inally took hold of her. "This was buried with my mother twelve years ago, I want you to tell me

ange, but there was a look of i

is this some twisted sort of game? Are you stalking me? Have I become a part of som

ithout uttering a single w

t... not even close. "You want to play games? Fine. I'll be back, and I'll be coming back with the police. And when I

the physical pain that was coming from her exhausted body. Her hand reached for

ri

id he know her name, she didn't r

Damas," he said very calmly. "But

hesi

ous about how I

t intimate. She turned to face him,

ket in his hand, danglin

nt to know ho

his hand. She wanted to run, to screa

t the hell do you k

kly... "You finally as

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