Heyli went fully into freak out mode. She pulled back the hoodie to cover her face but it was already too late. Kayla's eyes widened in horror and when Melodie tried to pull her away, Harrison took a hold of Heyli's arm. Her hoodie was pulled back down. Now, she was standing before everyone and they were all looking at her. "Do you think you can escape us? Why are you hiding from us, huh?" Harrison said as he stared her down. Heyli had never seen him act this rude. She had always made sure to stay far away from him but today, he was being downright disrespectful. "I am not hiding from anyone," Heyli said with the tiny bit of confidence she had mustered up. Harrison turned back to look at his boys and they all laughed. "Kanime, huh?" Kayla stepped forward and drew Heyli behind her. "I thought I warned you to stay out of my business?" "Heyli isn't your business. You're your own business," Harrison said as he looked at her in disdain. Melodie stepped up. "She's our business

Harrison was on his knees pleading for his life. Gianni had already been taken to the dungeon to be left there for the day he would be questioned. Athena was seated on her throne now and Alex sat on one of the seats that lined the large room. Two guards stood behind Harrison while Loki stood behind Alex's seat. "You have been impeached from your position as the leader of the junior team and you will be demoted back to the amateur team and watched. If you make any improvement in behavior, you'll be given a chance to return to your team. But, someone else, someone worthy of the position of a leader would be appointed as the new leader of the junior team." Harrison was horrified. Go back to the amateur team? He stayed there till he was sixteen before he was then moved to the junior team along with his friends. He couldn't imagine himself with the younger team members. It was going to be greatly embarrassing. That bitch, Heyli. He was going to make sure she paid back for this she d

"Bianca should cut herself some slack," Kayla grunted as they walked down the street. "Loki doesn't even care about her," Heyli, who had been lost in deep thought, spoke. "But why would she think he's interested in me? I find that absolutely ridiculous." "Because he actually is," Melodie sneakered. "He isn't!" Heyli countered. "I don't even like him," Kayla and Melodie looked at Heyli and laughed. "You're actually serious?" "About what?" Heyli frowned in absolute confusion. "What the hell are you talking about?" "You're lying about not liking Loki. It's obvious! You really like him. I see it in the way you look at him!" Melodie said and laughed. "I see it, too." Kayla agreed. "You both are blind," Heyli said and frowned. "You know it's not a crime if you like him?" Heyli nodded. "I know it isn't a crime. That's why I'm telling you that I don't like him!" "Heyli!" Someone called behind them and they all turned to see Loki standing a few meters away. It seemed like he had

Alex kissed her again. He kissed her with all fervency, pulling her to him and moaning. He didn't have to say anything. Athena believed him. She believed she could converse through kissing and that was what they were both doing. Alex finally released her and kissed her on the forehead. "If we continue kissing, we might never go to the waterfall," Athena nodded and leaned up to kiss him again but he moved his head away. He laughed. "We'd do all of that and more at the waterfall, okay?" Athena nodded. "I'll send one of the maids to prepare a picnic basket and blankets. Did you find a place we might sit?" Alex nodded. "Yes, I did. There's a cave very close to the waterfall. We can lay there and listen to the sound of the water. We can see it, too," Athena nodded. "Alright. Meet me outside. Is it accessible by vehicles?" "Not really. We can walk there. It's not that far." In thirty minutes, they were both set. Alexander took the picnic basket from her hand and took her hand. As th

Once Alexander was done massaging her hand, he looked at her. "Still feeling any pain?" Athena shook her head. "No, I'm not.".then she turned to look at the waterfall as water splashed against the rock. "This is a beautiful sight to watch, Alex. Thank you for bringing me here," "You should apologize, too," Alex added. Athena turned to look at him. "Why?" "You didn't want to come because you felt it wasn't important enough." Leaning against him, she stroked his chin. "I'm sorry, Alex. I'm sorry for making that statement. It was insensitive." Alex nodded. "It's alright. At least, you are here now and you can see that it is important after all," "Of course." "Come here," Alex commanded and she did. He spread his legs to gain her easy access and she rested against his chest. They sat in silence, watching as the water splashed against the rocks and fell downwards into a small pool. "Where's the water coming from?" Athena asked as she raised her head to look at him. He kissed