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The sheriff's hunt chapter70
Lisa took a deep breath as she walked out of Emily's room, her heart pounding with confusion. She couldn't understand why Emily would confront her like that, accusing her of betraying her trust. Her mind raced, trying to recall any conversation with Tom that could have sparked this anger. But as she scanned her memory, she couldn't think of a single instance where she had spilled Emily's secret to her father.With shaky steps, Lisa returned to the dining table where Tom sat, a concerned expression on his face. He noticed the unease in her eyes and immediately asked, "Is everything alright, Lisa?"Trying to mask her own turmoil, Lisa forced a smile, hiding the hurt that lingered within. "I'm fine, Tom. Just had a little chat with Emily in her room. Young adults, you know?"Tom's brows knitted together as he pondered Lisa's words. He had always prided himself on his close relationship with his daughter, understanding her moods and needs. But lately, it seemed as though there was somethi
The sheriff's hunt chapter 71
Emily crept through the darkened streets, shivering slightly as the chilly wind brushed against her skin. She had never been so nervous in her life. Her heart pounded in her chest as she finally reached Mia's house, a small cottage nestled amongst a cluster of tall trees. She took a deep breath, steadying her nerves before knocking on the door.A few moments passed before the door creaked open, revealing Mia's curious face. She gasped when she saw Emily standing there, her eyes wide with surprise. "Emily, what are you doing here?" Mia asked in a hushed voice, pulling her friend inside the warm safety of her home."I need your help, Mia," Emily whispered urgently. "I've made up my mind. I want to join your pack."Mia's eyes widened, her gaze filled with a mix of excitement and concern. She knew the pack could be dangerous, especially for a newbie like Emily. She gently grasped her friend's hands, her voice filled with warmth and caution. "Emily, joining the pack is not an easy decision
The sheriff's hunt chapter 72
As the movie played on the screen, Tom and Lisa sat side by side on the cozy couch, both lost in the magical ambiance of the dimly lit room. The flickering light from the screen danced on their faces, highlighting the affectionate smiles that lingered on their lips. The romantic tension between them was palpable, filling the air with a delicate yet fiery energy.Tom, however, suddenly let out a deep sigh, cutting off the blossoming atmosphere like a sharp blade through silk. Lisa turned her head towards him, concern etched across her features. "Tom, what's wrong?" she asked, her voice gentle and laced with worry.Tom hesitated for a moment, contemplating whether to share his concerns with Lisa. He sighed once again before finally gathering the courage to respond, his voice betraying the weight on his mind. "It's Emily," he confessed, his words almost a mere whisper. "She told me something that's been bothering me."Lisa's eyes widened, her concern deepening. "What did she tell you?"T
The sheriff's hunt chapter 73
*The morning event leading to Hank missing work at the office*Hank sat in his car, gripping the steering wheel tightly as he made his way towards Marcus's place. It had been days since he first came to the same house to confront Marcus which almost lead to a fight amongst the pair, as the argument became heated. The evidence was mounting, and Hank could not ignore it any longer.As he parked his car in front of Marcus's cabin, Hank could feel his heart pounding in his chest. He took a deep breath, trying to calm his nerves before stepping out of the car. The air was cool and filled with the scent of pine, a stark contrast to the tension brewing between them.Hank knocked on the door, his knuckles rapping against the wood rhythmically. After a few moments, the door creaked open, revealing Marcus with a sly smile on his face. "Hank, what a surprise. Come on in," he said, stepping aside to let his old friend inside.Hank entered the cabin, taking in the familiar surroundings. It had onl
The sheriff's hunt chapter 74
As Hank hurriedly stepped through the front door of his modest, yet cozy home, he couldn't help but feel an overwhelming sense of urgency. The weight of the information he had just received from Marcus was heavy on his shoulders. He needed to share it with someone who could take appropriate action. Hank reached for his cell phone and immediately dialed the number he knew by heart - the Mayor's office.Within seconds, the line clicked, and a deep voice echoed through the speaker, "The Mayor speaking, how can I help you, Hank?"Hank took a deep breath to steady himself before he replied, "Mayor, it's Hank. You won't believe what I just found out. I was over at Marcus's place, having a chat, and he disclosed something… astonishing."Intrigued, the Mayor's voice lifted, "Go on, Hank. What did Marcus have to say?"Hank hesitated for a moment, collecting his thoughts. He knew the repercussions of revealing such a secret, but it was necessary. "Marcus told me that Emily, the sheriff's daught
The sheriff's hunt chapter75
Morning light filtered through the curtains, casting a warm glow on Lisa and Tom as they slowly awakened from their peaceful slumber. It was their first sleepover together, a milestone in their blossoming relationship. As the sun kissed their skin, they exchanged sleepy smiles, their hearts dancing with the excitement of being together.Tom stretched his long limbs and gently brushed a lock of Lisa's hair behind her ear. "Good morning, beautiful," he whispered, his voice husky with sleep. Lisa's eyes fluttered open, and a soft blush crept up her cheeks as she leaned in to capture his lips in a tender kiss. It was their first kiss since they began to have feelings for each other and it held the promise of a thousand more to come.They reluctantly parted, their faces still blissfully close. Lisa sighed contentedly, but duty called. "I wish I could stay here with you all day, but I have to head back to my place and then to work," she murmured, her voice laced with a hint of regret.Tom n
The sheriff's hunt chapter 76
Emily hesitated, her grip loosening on Tom. Seizing the opportunity, Lisa sprinted forward and, with all her strength, wrenched Emily away from her father. Tom scrambled to his feet, fear etched deeply into his face."Go!" Lisa urged him, her voice urgent. "Take Emily away from here!"Tom, though in shock, managed to gather himself, pulling Emily towards the door. Her struggle against his hold was wild, but Lisa could see a glimmer of fear mingled with confusion in her eyes. It tore at her heart."No! Dad, please, don't leave me," Emily pleaded, her voice a mix of desperation and despair.Tom's eyes met with Lisa's, a kaleidoscope of emotions passing between them. Slowly, they nodded at each other, a silent understanding etching their connection. Lisa turned her attention to Emily, trying to calm her down."Emily, sweetie, we need to go somewhere safe. You're not well right now, but we'll figure it out. We'll find a way to help you," Lisa said, her voice gentle yet firm. Emily's shoul
The sheriff's hunt chapter77
Tom felt a mix of frustration and confusion as he entered the busy train station leaving his car back at the hospital. The morning rush hour was in full swing, with people scurrying to their destinations like ants on a mission. He tried to navigate through the crowd, his mind preoccupied with something much more pressing than the hustle and bustle around him.Lost in his own thoughts, Tom failed to notice the familiar face standing just a few feet away. Martinez, his colleague and often his confidante, had seen him approach and eagerly prepared to greet him. However, to her surprise, Tom walked right past her without acknowledging her presence. Confusion furrowed her brow as she muttered a quiet "Hello", but her words faded into the crowd.Martinez stood there for a moment, taken aback by Tom's uncharacteristic behavior. They had always been friendly, sharing jokes and work anecdotes during their daily interactions. Even on his most hectic days, Tom never missed an opportunity to gree