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Chapter 50 – Translation

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Oliver

I’m still floating in a bubble of euphoria when we arrive at the warehouse.

A few hours ago, I was buried under Kir’s crushing weight.

I was wrapped in the safest, warmest dark I’ve ever known, listening to the rough drag of his breath against my neck.

For a few hours, the syndicate didn't exist.

The forty-eight thousand names didn't exist.

There was only the brutal, honest reality of what we’re becoming to each other.

I felt cared for. Cherished.

But the sun is up now and the momen
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