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Chapter 28 : MIRA'S POV

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I got dressed and stepped into the room. My eyes ran to where the book was—its obvious Della knows what the book is for and the significance it holds except for the fact that no one else is able to use it like I could once I finally access my powers after getting the seal.

The drawer seemed untampered with and just for confirmation, I pretended to get my locket from it which gave me access to the drawer and that’s when I checked if it was still there and behold it was still there.

“Are you done?” she asked even though it was obvious that I was.

“Yes.” I nodded, straightening my outfit.

“Good. Come with me, I would like to show you something.” She said and I obliged. I followed her and we walked into the field… far deep into the woods, away from the village, the village was more like a fraction of distant objects now.

Then she raised her head and looked up. Curiosity stroke me and I looked up too, wondering what she was looking at.

I couldn’t see it, didn’t know what she was looking at
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