CHAINS OF THE HEART
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e enigma, remained impassive, his eyes glinting with calculation. Alexander's gaze lingered on Ember's name, his expression a mixture of understanding and menace. He knew her depths, the hidden fires that burned within her. Luther's face was a stoic mask, but a fleeting flicker of worry danced across his features before he regained control. The silence was oppressive, punctuated only by the soft
back into place. "Let's proceed," he said, his voice firm and resolute. The warm glow of the fireplace cast a golden light on Alexander's study, the crackle of the flames a soothing background hum. The three men stood around the massive wooden desk, their discussion revolving around a potential business deal. The air was thick with anticipation, each man weighing the risks and benefits. Lu
of calm control. Alexander's expression darkened, his eyes burning with an inner intensity. "She intends to take her own life." Luther agreed, his voice laced with a hint of concern, his eyes never leaving Alexander's. "Doctor Karan mentioned she's been attempting to cut her wrists." Kolton's eyes widened, his face pale with worry, as he took a step forward, his voice urgent. "We need to take action." Alexander's ton
flashing with a mix of fear and defiance. Luther's eyes locked onto hers, his gaze burning with a quiet intensity. He took a step closer, his movements slow and deliberate, his eyes never leaving hers. The air was charged with tension, the only sound the soft beeping of the hospital machines. Luther glimpsed a dagger adorned with a unique design showcasing inscribed patte
ising and falling with rapid breaths. The air was charged with tension, the only sound the soft beeping of the hospital machines. "Do you want Cross to see you in this chaotic state?" he asked, the smirk still lingering on his face. His eyes locked onto hers, his gaze burning with a quiet intensity. Upon mentioning Alexander's name, it became evident that Ember's demeanou
for her. His eyes lingered on Ember's pale complexion, noticing the way her skin seemed to glow in the soft light of the hospital room. It was still before eight, and the physician on duty hadn't begun their shift yet; only the on-call doctor was available. Ember remained on the hospital bed, observing his fading silhouette. One hand concealed her face, and a sorrowful smile formed on her pale complexion, with a soli