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Chapter 143: Connections

Author: Scarlett T. W
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-08-10 01:36:55

Third-party POV

Riley heard Reed approaching and quickly turned off the screen and returned the phone before rushing out of the room, his head spinning.

"Do you need anything?" Reed asked, seeing him close the door, and Riley stated that he was looking for the bathroom, to which Reed pointed him in the right direction.

Reed then entered the room and realized he needed to put Kairos and Darian's belongings away. He could not leave them lying around as he was no longer alone on the boat.

Grabbing the two phones, he put them inside the lower drawer and took the towels together with the dress and put them away. As he came out of the room, Riley came out of the bathroom.

Reed informed him that the steak was ready, but he forgot to ask Riley how he liked it. He said he made it medium but he could always go put it back if he liked it well, but Riley quickly spoke, saying medium was perfect.

But even as he responded, he couldn’t hear himself. His mind was racing with what he had just discover
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