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Chapter 86

作者: Debbie Inks
last update 公開日: 2026-04-10 18:01:53

Morning did not arrive so much as press its way into the room, dragging a pale, reluctant light across the walls and settling over Matthew like a weight he could not shrug off.

He woke into it with a dull ache behind his eyes, his neck bent at an angle that made him wince when he tried to move. For a moment, he stayed where he was, stretched awkwardly across the bed, one arm hanging halfway off the edge, his shoes still on, his shirt creased and clinging faintly to his skin.

The air carried t
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this chapter wasn't satisfying at all.... it's more or less repetition .
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