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Chapter ~ 37
Rakia's POV
Richard took the bag full of swiss rolls Lula offered and buried his entire face inside, inhaling the wonderful smell of the pastry. "Aaaahhh," he exhaled. "I'm definitely going to miss your cooking, Lula."
"Of course, you will." She gave him a hug. "No one cooks better than me in the entire universe."
"You're a hundred percent right about that," Richard chuckled, patting her on the back.
I stood at the doorway of the cottage, dreading every moment that led to my impending departure. Time had gone by too fast for my liking. A hand suddenly clamped on my shoulder and I turned to find Granark behind me, dressed in a full robe and hol
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