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I’m the wrong one.

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Lyra’s POV

Today’s finally here. I’ve been awake for hours, and as the first sunlight sneaks through the window, I know it’s time to get moving. I’ve already thought through every detail—all the ways things could go smoothly or totally go wrong. There are tons of risks: we could get caught and tortured, the silver might not dissolve properly, we might screw up the switch, or, even worse, someone else could grab it before Kael does.

I push the covers aside and get up, even though every ache a
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