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    • CHAPTER 68: JAMESON Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Jameson and Avery, racing against competitors Branford and Katharine, search for clues in a high-stakes game on a cliffside estate. After finding matches in the kitchen, they return to the starting room, where they encounter Zella, the duchess, who seems aware of their progress. She hints that Branford has already found one key, leaving her with only one chance to turn the game in her favor. Jameson notices her lack of concern and deduces she knows more than she lets on, especially when she spots the…
    • CHAPTER 67: JAMESON Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Jameson and Avery are in the midst of a high-stakes game, having just obtained an ornate golden key adorned with jewels and pearls. Jameson is captivated by the key, recognizing it as one of two needed to win, but he remains cautious about its true purpose. The odds of it being the correct key are uncertain, and he refuses to settle for mere chance, determined to find better alternatives. Their dialogue reveals a competitive edge, with Jameson emphasizing that Hawthornes don’t accept unfavorable odds…
    • CHAPTER 66: JAMESON Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Jameson carefully observes the room's ornate ceiling, noting its intricate blue and gold design featuring an elaborate X with diamond-shaped squares on either side. Within these diamonds are shields containing symbols like Greek letters, a flower, a lion, and a sword. He recalls key phrases from Rohan, but nothing clicks until he shifts his focus from the details to the broader pattern—the X itself. This realization sparks a connection to Rohan's earlier hint about "the mark," suggesting the X might…
    • CHAPTER 65: JAMESON Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Jameson and Avery return to the starting room of the game, guided by the inscription "Leave no stone unturned." Recalling Rohan's earlier clues, they deduce that each key likely follows a pattern combining spoken hints and physical objects. Focusing on the stone walls, they search for movable stones but find none within reach. Their teamwork shines as Jameson lifts Avery to check higher stones, yet their efforts yield no results, prompting them to reconsider their approach. Determined to solve the puzzle,…
    • SIX YEARS, ELEVEN MONTHS AGO Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a vivid depiction of the Hawthorne family's extravagant Fourth of July carnival, complete with rides and games. Jameson, hidden in the tree house, observes his older brother Grayson and Emily Laughlin, a close family friend, as they sneak away from the festivities. Emily, who has a heart condition, defies her mother's restrictions to join the Hawthorne brothers. The tension between the three is palpable, especially when Emily boldly declares her intention to kiss Grayson, teasing him…
    • CHAPTER 64: GRAYSON Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Grayson and his sisters discover a mysterious wooden box hidden behind loose panels in a closet. The box, resembling a puzzle, has no visible hinges or openings, prompting curiosity about its contents. Grayson methodically examines it, identifying seams and testing individual wooden strips until he successfully removes one, revealing a hidden tool and a finger-sized hole. His sisters suggest brute-force methods, but Grayson insists on solving the puzzle properly, suspecting the box may have security…
    • CHAPTER 63: GRAYSON Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Grayson, along with his sisters Savannah and Gigi, arrives at Kimberly Wright's home—their estranged aunt—after obtaining her address with ease. Nash and Xander wait outside, giving Grayson space to confront this familial encounter alone. As they approach the modest yellow house with barred windows, Grayson reflects on his growing acceptance of the twins as his sisters, despite lingering doubts about their bond. The trio is greeted by Kimberly, a brusque woman in a bathrobe, and her overweight…
    • CHAPTER 62: JAMESON Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Jameson is consumed by frustration after Branford finds the first golden key in the smugglers' cave, a discovery that highlights Branford's advantage from growing up on the estate. As Jameson exits the cave, he reflects on how Branford's familiarity with the manor and its secrets gave him an edge, possibly bypassing the need to decode Rohan's clues. The thought of losing gnaws at him, and he worries that Katharine and Zella might already be ahead in the Game. Despite his irritation, he forces himself to…
    • CHAPTER 61: JAMESON Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Jameson and Avery find themselves standing before a mysterious statue of a woman, her intricate details suggesting a blend of realism and mythology. The statue’s outstretched hand points toward the ocean, while the phrase "Ladies first" lingers as a clue. Surveying their surroundings, they spot five potential smugglers' caves, each a possible hiding place for a key. Their urgency intensifies when Katharine, a rival, appears on the cliffside staircase, forcing them to act quickly. Jameson wades into the…
    • CHAPTER 60: JAMESON Cover
      by testsuphomeAdmin Jameson and Avery discover a hidden staircase carved into the cliffs, nearly invisible and lacking any safety measures. Despite the danger, Avery refuses to stay behind, quickly shedding her dress to reveal practical undergarments that allow her to move freely. Jameson, though distracted by her appearance, remains focused on their mission to find a key. Their playful banter hints at a deeper connection, with Avery teasingly correcting Jameson that they’ll celebrate only after finding all three keys,…
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