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gesturing towards the source of the jasmine aroma. The warden replied, "Oh, that's where we're detaining the spy from last night." Caesar's countenance became solemn, and he strode resolutely towards the origin of the jasmine scent. He could hear the soft weeping of a familiar voice. In the dimly illuminated cell, he found a fragile Omega woman seated on the floor, her chestnut hair and eyes shimmering in the darkness. Her white garments were insufficient to cloak her form, and the refreshing fragrance of jasmine was entirely out of place in the foul dungeon. She was secured with weighty shackles about her neck, wrists, and ankles, and her dainty frame appeared burdened by chains.

Bruno queued the footage, and my jaw automatically tightened as I watched. Jasmine’s car was driving steadily down the slick road. A red sedan was trailing her. It overtook, fast, aggressive, and then looped back, cutting her off. The footage froze on the plate number. Bruno enlarged it until the digits bled across the screen. “We tracked it,” Bruno said. “Belongs to a woman named Joanne Dolce, married to Arnold Grey.” The name thudded through me. Joanne. The ex-best friend Jasmine had told me about. Betrayer. Parasite.

“Arya, do you remember the first class we took together in university? The professor asked us what architecture was, and I remember you raising your hand, answering that architecture was about creating spaces where people can truly live rather than just existing. At the time, I thought you were too idealistic. But now, I understand you weren't just talking about the building; you were talking about life itself. “As for me, I spent six years designing buildings but forgot to create a space where you can truly live. This jasmine… It's the same species as the one I found at the florist near the university years back. The shopkeeper told me it’s a very resilient plant and can survive even the ha

Definitely not who she was looking for. Just when she was about to pass the sixth name, she paused and the name aloud: "D. Reyes — Event Support, contracted through Vine Entertainment's hospitality division." She paused for a minute before jumping to her feet abd running back to the bedroom. She pulled the second journal from beneath the floorboard panel she'd created during her first week in the apartment, turned to a section and traced her finger against each word.

He did not pay much attention to the woman. Ellena retracted her gaze and felt Chloe bump into her arm. She turned to look at Chloe and Chloe pointed at her phone. In the next moment, she received a message from Chloe. "That woman is called Jasmine Harris, a friend of Camilla’s from overseas. Her parents are some government dignitaries. Her family background is fairly decent. Camilla wants to make a match between Edward and Jasmine." Jasmine Harris. Ellena repeated this name in her heart. Her name was quite nice.

CHAPTER NINETEEN "Hey, senorita, you must be Ace's African beauty, he's been talking about the whole month " he smiled revealing his neatly arranged set of teeth , he is so handsome, almost as Ace, ... Did I just compare him to Ace?, Why? That was surprising, Ace talking about me to some random person, perhaps his friend , he never acted as though he saw me until there seemed to be a daring cause for us to talk. "I'm Isabella, and yes I'm half African, who are you please?" I replied wiping my hand on the table napkin as I stood up .

Jasmine I positioned myself outside Aeron's apartment. In less than five minutes, I spotted Cyprian Zeilenska and his friends approaching the area. When did he arrive in Riverhead? The moment he caught sight of me, he whistled and made his way toward me. "Jasmine," he greeted, and I instinctively stepped back, well aware of the consequences if he got too close. Aeron wasn't kidding when he claimed to be possessive. Sensing my discomfort, Cyprian nodded and stood still.

Hesitating, she glanced around, noticing a few curious stares from other tables, making her even more uncomfortable. “Mr. Blackstone, I don’t think—” “I wasn’t asking,” he cut her off, gesturing to the chair opposite him. She glanced toward Mr. Whitman, who gave her a subtle nod of approval—or perhaps warning. Swallowing her nerves, Jasmine sat down, her notepad still in her hand as if it could shield her from the intensity of his gaze. Chad leaned forward slightly, his expression unreadable. “You’re Jasmine Withers. Twenty-three years old. You’ve worked here for two years. You’re known for being diligent and… unapproachable.”

I watched his eyes drop in resignation as if he had just realized that no matter what he did, he was doomed. At least he stood a chance at escaping whoever sent him, but not Vincenzo. “It was Luna Charlotte”, he muttered lowly. I watched Vincenzo’s chest rise and fall rapidly and his entire body shook with anger. “She is working with somebody else. It's a woman, but I don't know anything about her. Please just let me go and I can find out everything “, he begged. He sighed in relief as Vincenzo released the pressure on his chest.

“I already told you! I have more to offer than that bitch! She can give you the Bianchis? So what? I can give you the Grecos!” Jasmine was the one who shouted, Millicent had no doubt, even though she couldn't see much through the hole in the attic floor. The only things visible were the polished porcelain floor of the room below and the tops of the heads of two people who Millicent thought were Austin and Evan, but there was no way to be sure. At least not until they started talking.