Aiden screamed her name as he ran to the edge of the bridge, watching in disbelief as she disappeared beneath the surface. He knew that he had to act fast if he was going to save her.Without hesitation, Aiden dove into the water, swimming as fast as he could toward where he had last seen Risa. The water was cold and dark, and he couldn't see anything. But he kept swimming, driven by his love for Risa.Finally, he felt something brush against his hand, and he grabbed hold of it. He pulled with all his strength, and after what felt like an eternity, he emerged from the water, holding Risa's unconscious body in his arms.Aiden pulled Risa to the shore, where he performed CPR on her until she finally started breathing again. He held her tightly, his heart full of relief and gratitude that she was still alive."Aiden," she whispered, her voice weak. "I'm sorry.""Shh, don't talk," Aiden said, his voice thick with emotion. "I've got you now."Risa turned toward his arm, burying her face in

Aiden quickly assessed the situation. They were outnumbered and outgunned, with no chance of winning a physical fight. He knew they had to use their abilities to get out of this mess.Gregg took hold of Zin's hand, pulling her to his side protectively as Aiden stepped forward."We were just passing by," Aiden said smoothly, trying to keep his voice steady. "No need for any trouble."But the men didn't budge, their eyes glinting dangerously in the dimly lit alley."We don't believe you," the first man said, cracking his knuckles menacingly. "Why were you following us?"Aiden was about to answer when Risa stepped forward, a sly grin on her face."It isn't wrong to pass by here," she tried to throw them off their trail, "or is there something we're missing here? Could you point us in the right direction?"The men looked at one another, nearly assuming Risa for someone who has a few screws loose. One of them spoke again; his tone more relaxed now that they seemed less threatened."Well...

[R-18]Aiden took a quick survey of the elevator, making sure there was no form of security camera fixated on a particular position.'Lyris... analysis, please.' Aiden inquired.[Scanning...]'Also please slow down the ascension but also track the number of floors reached in the tens, so I can know when I need to round up, okay?' he added.Ding![No security camera within your range][In effect currently, host]Aiden could feel the gradual decrease in speed upon hitting fifteen stories above ground level. [Relationship Status Risa- Friendship Level +95] 'I'm close to gaining 100 score points which would equal 1000 merit points.' He exclaimed in his thoughts.[That is right, you would be able to upgrade once you get a perfect 100 score point]'I can–'His thoughts were cut short as Risa broke free from his embrace and pushed him hard against the elevator wall next to the door leading straight upstairs while simultaneously raising her dress. His breath hitched audibly once she reveale

30 minutes ago,Mr. Smithson was sitting in the back of his sleek black car, going over the documents for the deforestation project that he had been working on for weeks. He had been so engrossed in his work that he didn't notice the subtle change in the way the car was moving. Suddenly, he realized that they were going too fast, and the car was out of control."Is everything alright, Robert?" Mr. Smithson asked, trying to sound calm."Yes, sir," Robert replied, not looking up. "Just a minor issue. I'll have it fixed in no time."But Mr. Smithson had a feeling that something was wrong. "What's going on, Robert?" he asked, his voice shaking.But Robert didn't respond. Mr. Smithson realized with a sickening feeling in his stomach that something was wrong, very wrong. He tried to open the doors, but they were locked. He fumbled for the key remote, but it was nowhere to be found.Panicking, he looked around the car for something, anything that he could use to break the windows. But he cou

It's been a week since the incident that had happened in Feystone, and now that they were back in Collow, everything seemed back to normal. The city had returned to its usual rhythm after an unusually dense heatwave. Most of the residents were out enjoying their lives while those who weren't present were probably resting up for tomorrow morning or maybe even planning something fun they could do. It didn't take long for Aiden to notice that his presence was missed around the mansion as all his servants rushed about trying to get things done without him there; however, it wasn't until late afternoon on a quiet evening when Gregg came knocking on his door that Aiden finally decided that enough was enough and went downstairs to see what had him so excited. When he opened the front doors, he found himself face-to-face with one very happy-looking young man wearing a suit made from expensive fabric which shimmered under the sunlight shining through the windows. It took only seconds for rec