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Chapter 19: Not Supposed to Know

Author: Max Shinabery
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Delaney

By the time we got back to the house, I had gone from confused to angry to exhausted and somehow circled all the way back around to angry again.

Kellan barely spoke during the drive. That should have been comforting, but it wasn’t. Silence with Kellan usually meant he was thinking, and silence with Kellan after finding out three tubes of my blood were sitting in a campus lab somewhere meant he was planning. I hated that even more.

The second we walked inside, everyone was already there.
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