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SOMETHING WE DIDN'T NOTICE

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Finn's POV

Despite our efforts, most of the seeds we'd planted still hadn't grown, and the few plants that had survived weren't looking especially healthy. I'd spent the better part of the morning examining the soil and checking the containers, trying to figure out what we were doing wrong. We needed more gardening equipment, better containers and possibly a few supplies that could help us improve the condition of the soil.

Gavin had suggested searching some of the university's storage rooms. I
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    Finn's POVDespite our efforts, most of the seeds we'd planted still hadn't grown, and the few plants that had survived weren't looking especially healthy. I'd spent the better part of the morning examining the soil and checking the containers, trying to figure out what we were doing wrong. We needed more gardening equipment, better containers and possibly a few supplies that could help us improve the condition of the soil.Gavin had suggested searching some of the university's storage rooms. It was a reasonable idea, especially since we were running out of useful equipment and the few tools we had were either damaged or being used elsewhere. So, after checking the garden, I agreed to accompany him and Imogen.The three of us headed towards one of the storage sections in the west wing. It had been a while since anyone had properly searched the rooms, and I hoped we might find something useful. Even a few empty buckets or gardening gloves would be better than what we currently had."Do

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    Finn's POVI opened one eye and found Karl pulling on his shirt beside his bed, his hair sticking out in several directions.He noticed me looking and gave me a small smile."Morning," he greeted.I grunted in response before rolling onto my back. The room was still dim, and the thought of getting out of bed to spend another day doing whatever work the sanctuary needed made me want to pull the blanket over my head.Karl seemed to understand that I wasn't interested in conversation. He finished dressing, picked up his shoes, and waited by the door.I eventually dragged myself out of bed.We went downstairs to the common hall, where several people were already gathered. Damon stood near the front with a small notebook in his hand, assigning people to different tasks.I collected a piece of bread and stood beside Karl while we waited for our names to be called. I wasn't particularly interested in what needed doing. As far as I was concerned, any task that involved lifting, scrubbing, or

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    Finn's POVI woke up to the sound of someone moving around the room.For a moment, I thought it was still the middle of the night, but the faint light coming through the curtains told me otherwise. I rolled onto my back, blinking at the ceiling before turning towards the other bed. Karl was sitting on the edge of his mattress, pulling on his shoes. His hair was a mess, and there were dark circles beneath his eyes that made him look considerably worse than he had the previous evening.“Are you going somewhere?” I asked, my voice rough with sleep.Karl glanced at me. “No. I'm just getting ready for the day.”I looked at the clock on the little table between our beds. It was barely morning, and he already looked like he had been awake for hours. Actually, considering how much he'd been tossing and turning the previous night, he probably had been.“Did you even sleep?” I asked.“A little,” he answered, looking away.I frowned. That was clearly a lie, but I didn't feel like arguing with hi

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