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Little Emily chapter 97
The sun had just begun to set as the siblings drove silently to the hospital, each lost in their thoughts. Emily sat between Chris and Xender, her heart heavy with the news they had received. The thought of losing Austin was unbearable, and the uncertainty of his condition made every passing moment feel like an eternity.They reached the hospital and quickly made their way to the intensive care unit. The sterile smell of disinfectant filled the air, mingling with the faint scent of flowers from the gift shop down the hall. Emily’s stomach churned with anxiety as they approached Austin’s room.The nurse at the station looked up and gave them a sympathetic nod. “He’s stable for now,” she said softly, “but his condition is critical. Please be gentle with him.”Chris nodded, and they entered the room. The sight of Austin lying motionless on the bed, hooked up to various machines, was almost too much to bear. Emily’s eyes filled with tears as she moved closer to her brother.“Austin,” she
Little Emily chapter 98
The day of Austin’s funeral arrived with a somber mood hanging heavily in the air. The mansion, usually filled with laughter and life, was now shrouded in silence and grief. The siblings gathered in the living room, each lost in their own thoughts. Emily, in particular, was struggling to come to terms with the loss of her favorite brother.Chris, Xender, Tony, and Emily dressed in black, their expressions reflecting the pain that had become a constant presence in their lives. They made their way to the funeral home where the service would be held, the weight of their loss making every step feel like a monumental effort.As they arrived, they were met by a sea of familiar faces. Inishola, Kamsy, Amy, and Angelo were among the many who had come to pay their respects. The presence of so many friends and family provided a small measure of comfort, but it couldn’t lessen the pain of losing Austin.The service began with a solemn procession, the casket draped in flowers and photographs of A
Little Emily chapter 99
The unknown man watched from a distance as the family gathered at the cemetery for Austin’s funeral. His eyes scanned the grieving faces, finally resting on Emily, who stood apart from the others, her face a mask of pain and determination. His lips curled into a satisfied smirk.“She’s finally back,” he murmured to himself, pleased with how his plan was unfolding. Emily’s return had been a crucial part of his strategy, and now that she was here, everything was falling into place.One of his men, standing beside him, shifted nervously. “Should we strike now?” he asked, his voice low and uncertain.The unknown man shook his head slowly, still watching Emily. “No, not yet,” he replied, his tone filled with a sinister calm. “Let them grieve. Let them think they’re safe for a little while longer. It won’t be for long.”His gaze moved away from the cemetery as he turned and walked back towards their car, his mind already working on the next steps of his plan. The time would come soon enough
Little Emily chapter 100
A Night OutThe air was thick with the scent of pine and freshly cut grass as Emily stepped out of the car. The evening sun cast a warm, golden hue over the parking lot, reflecting off the windows of the towering basketball stadium in front of them. Kamsy, her boyfriend, smiled as he closed the car door behind her, walking around to join her side.“Ready for a distraction?” Kamsy asked, his voice soft and filled with warmth as he took her hand in his.Emily gave him a small smile, nodding. “I think I need this,” she replied, squeezing his hand lightly. It had been a month since Austin’s death, and though she had been surrounded by her family, the grief still clung to her like a shadow. Kamsy had been her rock through it all, always knowing when to give her space and when to pull her close.They made their way towards the entrance of the stadium, the distant sound of bouncing basketballs and the buzz of the crowd growing louder with each step. The game tonight wasn’t just any game; it
Little Emily chapter 101
Please vote 💕The sounds of the city outside Kamsy’s apartment faded into the background as he and Emily stepped inside, closing the door on the world and all its troubles. The basketball game they had just watched was supposed to be a distraction, a way to lift Emily's spirits and help her forget the heavy burden she'd been carrying since Austin’s death. But now, standing in the quiet of Kamsy’s home, the weight of everything came rushing back.Emily lingered by the window, staring out at the skyline, lost in thought. The glow of the city lights cast a soft hue on her face, highlighting the sadness in her eyes. Kamsy watched her silently for a moment, his heart aching at the sight of her so distant, so lost in her grief. He approached her slowly, not wanting to startle her."Emily," he called softly, his voice filled with concern.She turned to him, a small, tired smile on her lips, but it didn’t reach her eyes. "Hey," she whispered, as if afraid that speaking any louder might shatt
Little Emily chapter 102
Strength in UnityThe morning air was crisp as Emily stepped onto the training grounds behind the mansion, her breath visible in the cool breeze. The familiar smell of earth and sweat filled her senses, bringing with it a sense of calm and focus she hadn’t felt in weeks. This was where she found her strength, where she could push away the darkness that had settled over her since Austin’s death.Her brothers were already there, each engaged in their warm-up routines. Xender, the eldest, was stretching his powerful arms, his muscles rippling under his shirt with each movement. Kelsey was running laps around the grounds, his speed and endurance unmatched, while Chris was at the punching bag, delivering precise, calculated blows.Emily joined them, falling into her warm-up routine. She started with stretches, feeling the tension ease out of her muscles. It had been a month since Austin’s death, and while the pain was still fresh, she knew she couldn’t afford to let it consume her. She ha
Little Emily chapter 103
A Clash of EqualsThe sun hung low in the sky, casting long shadows over the training grounds as Emily made her way towards the center. She could feel the intensity of the day lingering in the air, the heat of the afternoon starting to fade as evening approached. Today’s training was going to be different—she would be sparring with Tony.Tony was different from her other brothers. While Xender was methodical and calculated, and Kelsey was fast and relentless, Tony was unpredictable. His fighting style was a blend of raw power and agility, making him a formidable opponent. Emily knew that sparring with him would be a true test of her skills, and she welcomed the challenge.Tony was already there, standing with his arms crossed, watching her approach. He had a slight smirk on his face, the kind that told her he was ready to push her to her limits. They had trained together countless times before, but this time felt different—there was a tension in the air, a sense of unspoken competitio
Little Emily chapter 104
A Sibling's Heartfelt ConfessionThe house was eerily quiet, a stark contrast to the usual hustle and bustle that filled the mansion. Emily found herself in the living room, curled up on the couch with a book in hand, though her mind was far from the words on the page. The events of the past few months had left her emotionally drained, and the stillness of the house only magnified the weight she carried in her heart.Kelsey was the only other person in the house. Their brothers had left on some errand, leaving the two of them alone for the first time in what felt like forever. Emily had grown used to the silence that had grown between them, a chasm that seemed impossible to bridge. She hadn’t expected Kelsey to try, not after everything that had happened.But today, something was different. Kelsey entered the room, his footsteps hesitant, his usual confident demeanor replaced by an unfamiliar vulnerability. Emily glanced up, surprised to see him standing there, hands in his pockets,
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