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Chapter Ninety Six

Author: Bloodygoddess
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Cassie's POV

The coffee shop near campus is quiet on Sunday afternoon. Most students are either recovering from weekend parties or buried in homework they procrastinated. I'm just grateful for the peace as I wait at a corner table, nursing a latte I haven't actually tasted yet.

My phone sits face-up on the table. Adrian's text from this morning is still on the screen.

“Coffee? Just the two of us this time. No study pressure. Promise I won't quiz you on cardiovascular pathology.”

I'd hesitated before responding. The study group was one thing— safe, structured, surrounded by other people. But coffee alone felt different, and more intentional.

But I'd said yes anyway. Because Maya was right. I need to move forward. I need to build a life that isn't defined by someone who doesn't want me. Even if my chest still aches with every breath.

The door opens and Adrian walks in, spotting me immediately. He's wearing jeans and a worn hoodie, hair slightly damp like he just showered. He looks... n
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