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Chapter 169
Perrin
“On the floor?” I repeated, incredulous. The thought of Deidire sleeping on anyone’s floor, let alone Kira’s, was almost laughable. But the look on Ethan’s face was equally confused.
“I’ve never seen my mom go at her like that,” he said, as if reliving the memory. “I’m surprised you couldn’t hear her.”
I shrugged. “I decided to get in a run this morning, so I probably left before it all went down.”
“It doesn’t really make sense though, does it?” He asked. His face cocked to the side when he was lost in thought, just like his sister’s.
“Honestly? No,” I said, racking a set of weights and spotting Ethan as he took his turn.
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