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Chapter Eighty Five: Memory Loss

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RAVEN

The heat flared up a few more times over the next few hours, dragging us back into it until my body completely gave out. When the darkness finally claimed me, I slept heavily.

When I woke up, the morning light was cutting through the drapes. My body felt sore and the fever in my blood was gone.

Eilís was already awake, sitting on the side of the bed with his trousers on.

"How are you feeling?” He asked.

“Like my ass is on fire.”

He chuckled. “Time to get up," he said, not looking bac
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