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“Come on, Solene. You don’t want me to get lost, do you?” Hannah whined at the other end of the line.“Of course not.” Solene almost laughed as she walked towards her car, the phone pressed against her ear. “But you can’t get lost. The city is not that big.”A pause.“I still need your recommendations, Solene. You’ve always had eyes for the best things.”Solene smiled despite herself. “I’m flattered, Hannah. But I just got off a meeting right now, and I have a—” “Please, please, please,” Hannah cut in. “It’s just furniture. We’ll be done before you know it. I promise.”Solene paused and glanced at her wristwatch. “I do have a few hours before I go pick up Ari. So I—”“Let me help.”“What?” She spun around at the sound of the voice, her eyes landing on Lewis. “What was that?” Hannah asked over the phone.But Solene seemed to not notice the phone was still to her ear. She stared at Lewis who stood behind her, one hand tucked in his pocket, watching her like he’d been there longer tha
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Solene sipped her coffee with one hand, her bag clutched in the other as she stepped into the elevator.Her phone vibrated in her bag, and she passed her coffee to Mae, reaching into the bag for it.It was a notification from Hannah.A smile tugged at her lips as she clicked on the message.It had been two days since her mom showed up at her house, and ever since then, something had slightly shifted.She was still getting used to the idea of family again. From having that warm feeling knowing she had people she could call her own—aside Ronan and Ari, to Hannah checking in on her at random hours.The message was a video with the caption. “This one is perfect!” Solene clicked on it just as the elevator doors slid open.It was a video of the apartment she’d picked after house haunting. This was the third one she’d sent to Solène for some kind of approval since she was moving to the city for what she called “migration.” What that meant? Solene hadn’t bothered asking.All she thought of
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“If you need anything—anything at all, don’t hesitate to call me.” Her mom said at the door.Solene nodded, her smile as bright as ever. “I will.”Then Vanessa shifted her gaze to Ronan, who stood a little behind, looking worn out. “Ronan dear, please take care of my daughter.”Ronan pulled Solene’s close and kissed her hair. “As always.” Vanessa gave her one last hug and pulled away.“I’ll make sure to visit any chance I get.” Hannah said with a grin, stepping forward.Solene just chuckled and hugged her. “You haven’t changed one bit.”“Never!” she replied and pulled away, tilting her head at Ronan. “Bye!” Ronan replied with a small salute, his expression remaining unchanged.Solene waved once more as they walked to the car, where Katie was already sleeping peacefully in the backseat.And as the headlights and engine turned on, Solene shut the door.A heavy sigh escaped her, and she shut her eyes briefly, like she was trying to relieve the reunion.Ronan just turned towards the sta
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The car drove smoothly along the almost empty road, giving the night the quiet satisfaction it deserved.Ronan sat in the backseat, his eyes fixed to an iPad in his hands as he scrolled leisurely.“And the reservation for tonight?” He asked.“Yes, sir, the—”A scratching sound cut through the line.Ronan turned to the phone beside him, a brow raised. “Eli?” He called as the noise dragged on. “Eli, are you still there?” “Yes, sir. Minor interruption.” The man on the other end replied.“Has it been taken care of?” Ronan asked, resuming his scrolling.“Not quite, sir, but soon enough.” Ronan wanted to say more. But it was better left for another day. “My reservation?” “Ah, yes, sir.” The man said, then paused. A slight shuffle. “Nine p.m.” Ronan’s eyes flickered to the screen. They had less than forty minutes to get ready. And he hadn’t told Solene about his plans.Well, maybe he would have if she’d answered any of his calls.He didn’t know what was wrong. But whatever it was, she h
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Some kind of chill descended in the living room as everyone kept to themselves, staring at every other place except each other’s faces. “I swear I tried, Solene. I tried to move on. I tried to pick myself up after your father died.” Her mom said, her voice barely above a whisper. “But it was so hard.”Solene’s eyes shifted to her.She looked fine. Not just fine—beautiful. Like she had been living the kind of life that didn’t break you.Long dark hair, skin having only a few wrinkles—barely visible, and where she sat, one would know she was still full of life.It was like she hadn’t aged a day since Atlas’s burial, where she’d only stayed for a few minutes before running off again.“I blamed myself every day after Jack’s death.” Her mom went on.Jack—Hannah’s father.“I mean, your dad died the same way. It felt like I was the curse. I couldn’t live with it and I didn’t want to take it out on you both.” Solene swallowed and turned away. She was fighting an internal war, holding back h
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For the next few seconds, Solene’s head moved slightly back and forth, trying to understand how the girl knew her name. But she didn’t say a word and just stared into the little girl’s eyes. “I swear I didn’t tell her anything,” Mary said quickly, shifting Ari on her hip. The girl looked at Mary, then turned back to a confused Solene. ‘Am I supposed to know her?’ Solene wondered. But nothing was coming up. “Where’s your mummy?” She asked, like it’d wipe away the fact that hearing the girl call her name had sparked something in her chest. “What’s your na—” Someone stepped out from the side, and Solene lifted her eyes. Two figures were now standing behind the little girl. Her breath caught. ‘No!’ Slowly, she rose to her feet, her eyes landing on the pair of eyes she never thought she’d see ever again. Her heart slammed violently against her ribs. Her body went rigid. Her mind was doing a marathon race. ‘This isn’t real, Solene,’ her mind whispered. ‘It’s all ex
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