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Chapter 19 - She’s the prophecy

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The first thing I felt was cold.

Not from the room. From the inside. Like something had emptied me out and left nothing warm behind.

Then I heard it.

“You opened the door.”

My eyes flew open. I sat up fast, gasping, grabbing at my chest.

The mark was still there. Still glowing faintly.

I wasn’t falling anymore. I wasn’t trapped in the dark place under the tower.

I was in my bed. Blankets twisted. Sweat soaked through my shirt. My whole body hurt like I’d been dropped from a cliff.

Across the room, Riven sat in a chair. Arms folded. Watching.

“You’ve been out almost a day,” he said. “Kael didn’t want to leave. I told him I’d stay.”

I wiped my face. “Why you?”

He stood and walked over. Rolled up his sleeve.

“Because something marked me too.”

On his arm, I saw a shimmer. Faint, gray, curling up his skin like smoke.

My stomach turned. “That’s not a bond.”

“No. But it’s real.”

“You think the Gate touched you?”

He nodded. “Right before you vanished, I reached for you. I don’t think it liked
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