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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY TWO
Author: ERO HAY
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The shattered glass were scattered all over the marble, glinting. There was silence in the hall, and everyone stood frozen, staring at Devin.

Amanda’s chest heaved as she stood in place, her eyes wild, and her lips trembling with fury. The wine bottle she had thrown was now in pieces behind Devin, and she let out a small growl. She had meant to hit him in the back of his head with that bottle, to send him into a world of pain.

Devin didn’t even flinch. He hadn’t even turned around to look at the glass yet. He just stood there, with his back to her, calm as ever. The most dangerous kind of calm.

But he was also annoyed. He had thought it was over with all the nonsense he had gone through today, but it looked like the day had other plans, and it included the ever irritating Amanda.

Amanda took a step closer to him.

“What is it? Are you scared now?” She shouted, her voice cracking. “Are you going to hit me? Huh? Go on! Hit me! I dare you!”

Her voice went around the ballroom, an
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    Amanda didn't stop walking around right away. "Maybe I'm just being paranoid.” Amanda muttered, shaking her head. It couldn't have been. She adjusted her bag higher onto her shoulder and casually checked the glass reflection of a nearby boutique window. There. The guy was still behind her, following her. "Not today." She sighed, speeding up. She cut across a row of shops, past the escalators, then down the ramp that led to the parking lot. Her legs were starting to ache but she wasn't going to stop. Right in front of the road, something fell from the top of the lot! A heavy trash bin that landed with a metallic crash, blocking the exit. Amanda took a few steps back, gasping, her heart racing. "What the hell?" She gasped, holding her chest and looking around in fear. "Is someone trying to kill me now?" She ran to the side of the road, her heart racing, hands shaking. But before she could take a proper breath, she saw him again. The hooded figure. The person was now st

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