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DONE WITH YOU

Author: ANGELA
last update publish date: 2026-01-20 10:10:32

DONE WITH YOU

CYRUS’S POV

The second Phoebe's expression changed, I knew. She snatched her phone so fast she almost dropped it, and the way her eyes shot over the screen told me everything. I didn't need to ask, didn't need to wonder. I just watched her panic. And instead of feeling punched in the chest or sick or dizzy like I used to, all I felt was something loosening deep inside me. Something quiet. Something real.

My shoulders actually dropped. It felt weird, because I didn't remember the
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