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The Silence Between Us

Author: Tori A. de
last update publish date: 2026-06-16 16:41:43

TATIANA

Kain’s thumb kept caressing my skin, but his fingers weren’t digging in with the bruising force from before.

He was awake, his breath hit the back of my neck in a slow, deliberate cadence.

Neither of us spoke.

I kept my eyes fixed on the ceiling, as a wave of disloyalty to the people whose blood was supposed to be the only thing that mattered consumed me.

I spent weeks feeding on my hatred for this man, nursing it like a spark in the dark, and tonight I had let him use my body to ext
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