“Shit!” We all looked at each other when we saw that Alpha wasn’t at headquarters, even Kris, who is always cool, suddenly became anxious. Alpha instructed us to call for backup to plan what we would do to properly rescue Elara from those who took her, but we didn’t know that this was what he had in mind. “That son of a bitch is really stupid! His head is really hard!” Kris said in frustration and couldn’t help but throw what was on the table next to him. Even I am annoyed now, we know he can handle it, but going there without any backup is just plain bullshit! He’s risking his life with what he’s doing. “What the fuck is he doing?” Larry said. There are five of us here, he is the head of class B, they are the ones we often call for backup whenever we need them, especially when our mission is in trouble. “We have to stay calm,” I intervened with them, there’s nothing we can do even if we get angry because Alpha has already left. “We need to track him down before it gets too late.”

“How could you do that to Papa?” I could barely recognize my own voice, filled with pain in my heart, as I remembered the last time I was with Papa. “You son of a b*tch, how could you kill him?” I looked at her, tears streaming down my face, “He trusted you, he considered you a brother.” “Elara.” She called me, I heard her deep sigh, “I did everything to avoid ending up like Ben, he found out I was part of the biggest drug export in Macau at that time, I tried to keep it from him, because I didn’t want our friendship to be ruined, or for him to be harmed,” I didn’t know if she was faking her face. “But you killed him, you did that to him, you have the nerve to say he’s important to you and you consider him a friend.” “You’re still young, Elara.” She said, “There are many things you don’t understand yet, I can’t go to jail, I have a husband, and a child, a stable income,” reluctantly I looked at her clenched fist, before she put it in her pocket, “I can’t let your father ruin everyt

E L A R A “Hey, Adri! Stop bothering me, I’m really annoyed right now.” I failed our anatomy quiz earlier, which was frustrating because it was difficult, and I’m not good at memorizing yet, which is annoying, especially since it’s a major subject for me. “Don’t be so dramatic, and besides, this is my farewell. You know I won’t be graduating here, right? Dad needs me.” I paused in my annoyance when I heard that. “What?! Why are you telling me this now?” It’s only now that I found out, and I wondered why she suddenly invited me when she’s actually leaving me. “That’s why let’s go! Come with me! We don’t have class anyway!” I took out my phone to check the date. “I can’t, it’s mine and Jaxon’s anniversary today. You said you’d help me surprise him, remember?” This girl, she loves promising to help, then forgets. “Oh, right!” I said, remembering, she forgot again. “Let’s go then, let’s buy what we need. Where should we set up?” “Jaxon has class until 7:30 pm, let’s just do it at h

“Love, what theme do you want for our wedding?” I chuckled as I looked at Jaxon because of his question, it was unexpected for him to suddenly ask that. “You’re being silly, Jaxon. What kind of questions are these? Getting married already? Can’t we finish studying first and find jobs?” I laughed as I answered while writing, we were at his condo, I borrowed his laptop because mine has been at the repair shop since yesterday. “Of course, we’ll finish that first before getting married. I won’t agree to us living off others, or not having our own car, or not being able to provide for our future baby.” I felt a sudden flutter of butterflies in my stomach, was this kilig? I mean, he was planning his future with me. “Focus on your review there.” I replied, continuing to work on my PowerPoint. “Why isn’t Adri with you all the time?” I stopped typing and looked at him, he was busy playing poker on his phone. “Did you two have a fight?” “I don’t know, she’s too busy. We didn’t fight, maybe

Hello, this is a spin-off prologue for my up coming english stories. The night draped the city in a cloak of darkness, the urban landscape illuminated by the soft glow of streetlights and the occasional neon sign. High above, on the rooftop of a towering building, Isaac stood concealed in the shadows, a silhouette against the city lights.Dressed in a meticulously tailored three-piece black suit, Isaac blended seamlessly with the urban backdrop. The suit, though refined, bore the subtle creases of countless missions, a testament to the life he led. The jacket hugged his frame, hinting at a well-maintained physique, while the pressed trousers elegantly met polished black leather shoes that barely made a sound on the concrete surface.A thin sheen of rain covered the rooftop, glistening under the city lights. Droplets clung to Isaac's suit, adding a subtle sheen to the dark fabric. The night air carried the scent of damp asphalt and distant city life, the atmosphere charged wi