Sitting in the dark, Noel continued to type away at the laptop in front of him. The screen is split into three sections, one is in a direct conversation with an unknown person and the other two are tabs of a long list of people and records. A lollipop stuck out of Noel’s mouth as he tried to focus on the screen in front of him, instead, the flashes of the girls’ bodies just kept appearing in his mind. Sighing, he pushed the laptop onto the bed and ran his hands through his hair, frowning. Why do they always have to involve innocent children into things like this? He thought, messing his own hair up in frustration. This also seems more like a personal vendetta than someone actually wanting to send a message. They would have done this to someone else otherwise. First, I need to get a hold of that video. We may not be able to get the face of the perpetrator on the scree

Ages stared at the message and then at Eden, “Cute.” “I know right?” Eden said, unable to stop grinning. “He really is the best.” “Your boyfriend is surprisingly really hard working.” The man said, smirking at the man. “And also very efficient.” “Well, what did you expect from him?” Eden asked, picking up his helmet from the tabletop. “He is one of the best in his field, if not the best.” “I am just wondering how someone like him is with someone like you.” Ages teased watching Eden’s face turn into a pout. “Hey, I do not plan on letting him take care of everything on his own,” Eden said, rolling his eyes at his mentor. “You know I am capable as well.” “I know.” Ages laughed, ruffling the man’s hair. “You do good

“Eden, welcome back!” Doris greeted the man as he stepped into the club with Noel beside him. “Noel! Hello! Welcome back to you too.” “Hey, Doris,” Eden said, as Noel waved at the woman. “You look well.” “Not entirely.” She said, chuckling. “You are certainly are here early. We haven’t opened yet.” “I wanted to come with Noel,” Eden said, pointing to the man behind him, already in a conversation with another man. “And he’s already gone.” “You can stay with me then. While they set everything up.” Doris said, pulling him to the corner of the room. “Ah, wait, I’ll inform Noel first.” Letting go of her hand, Eden ran to the man, pointing to Doris.  After the two nodded at each other, Eden ran to Doris, grinning brightly, &

Trigger Warning: Extreme, graphic violence, blood and many phobias. “This is your son?” A woman asked, pointing to a boy standing in the corner of the room, talking with the other kids. “Yes.” Another woman said proudly. “He is a darling boy isn’t he?” “Certainly.” The first woman said, looking at the boy coldly. “But I heard that something was wrong with him? My aunt told me.” “Oh yes, something was wrong with him. But he is all cured now.” The woman said brightly. “He is NORMAL now.” As soon as he heard those words the boy felt chills run up his body. He did not need to look up to know that two women were looking at him, trying to see if he will make any mistake. Not just those two. It was everyone in the room, even the children. Even if he was talking with them all in

 “Eden!” Ages ran up to the man pacing back and forth in front of the operating room. “What happened?” “She was attacked by that man again,” Eden said, frowning. “I thought he was taken care of.” “I thought so too.” Ages said, fuming with anger. “I will have to check on him again. How is she?” “I don’t know. She was so badly beaten that her face swelled up.” Eden described, running his hands through his hair. “I don’t know what to think would have happened if Noel wasn’t there.” “Noel?” “Yeah. He was the one that told me where she was and the reason why I could bring Doris to the hospital.” Eden said, pursing his lips into a thin line. “Ages-“ “You are worried about him, aren’t you?&rdqu