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Decision to Leave**

Auteur: Kiss K
last update Date de publication: 2026-10-23 12:53:42

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**Elena’s POV**

I made the decision on a Tuesday morning while the girls were still asleep.

The hotel room felt smaller every day. The walls had begun to close in the way temporary places do when the temporary stops feeling temporary. Kara’s nightmares had not stopped; some nights she woke gasping and reached for me in the dark as if the doorway and the vans and the message were still happening in real time. Lily moved through the hours like someone carrying glass under her skin—quiet, caref
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