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Chapter 94: The Trembling of Two Worlds

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Aria's POV

Frost inhaled slowly.

"Aria..." he paused, the weight in his tone unmistakable. "I'll pay for Damon's treatment. You don't have to worry about that."

My eyes which have been away from him instantly snapped to him. He didn't flinch, didn't look away.

I shook my head. "No... Frost, no. He's a worker here. The company would sort the bills–"

"Shhh." His voice was a firm whisper. Quite tender. He lifted my chin gently with his fingers, just enough to steady my gaze on him.

I resisted this, tilting my head backward. " You've done enough already, Frost. The machines you brought...they gave Magic Stone the hope it needed. They gave us something to stand on, to fight with. No, we can't keep taking from you."

My words felt right in my heart, but terribly wrong in my head.

He smiled, a small and knowing one. "You're right, Aria. But I can't stop helping as much as I can. Besides, Damon is mine too." He paused, then added in a whisper, "He was my captive, remember?"

My lips curved
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