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Chapter 20

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“I will put this on the wall of my room. Is that okay?” Azi asked with a gleam in his innocent eyes. I smiled and nodded at him, my heart softening at his excitement.

Nang makarating kami sa kaniyang silid, napansin ko na wala na ang dalawang lalaki na nakita ko kanina. The hallway was eerily quiet, as if the earlier tension had been swallowed by the silence of the house. I didn’t see Aaron either, and though part of me felt relieved, another part of me longed to confront him, to ask him about what I had overheard.

When the night came, I was preparing Azi's bed. Nakapantulog na rin ako, at gaya ng nakasanayan, inuna ko muna ang bata. I hugged Azi and kissed his forehead. “Good night, baby. Sleep well.”

Malawak ang ngiti niya na niyakap ako ng mahigpit. “I will definitely have a good sleep,” he said with so much certainty, his small arms wrapping around me tightly as if I was his safe haven.

Pinahiga ko na si Azi at tinabihan. My hand found its way to his soft hair, caressing gently as
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