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Chapter 57: Stop loving him.

作者: Leeyah
last update 公開日: 2026-07-05 18:21:13

Roxana

The moment the plane touches down on the runway, my stomach twists so hard I think I might get sick.

The passengers around me start unfastening their seatbelts and chatting excitedly about vacations and family visits.

I don't move. I simply stare through the small oval window. Mexico. I'm really here—thousands of miles away from New York, miles away from Tristan.

The thought should comfort me, but instead, it hurts. The cabin door opens, and people begin filling through the aisle.
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