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Chapter 102: The scar he was hiding.

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Lyra POV

"Lyra?" Elliot's voice was groggy and confused. "It's two in the morning. Are you okay?"

"No," I said. "I need to tell you something. And you're not going to like it."

A pause came from the other end. I heard him shift — sheets rustling, a lamp clicking on. When he spoke again, the sleep was gone from his voice.

"What happened?"

I closed my eyes, hoping to say the right words without causing harm. Elliot was my friend, and Leith was my brother.

“I—I know about you and Leith.” I starte
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Elliot should have never put that photo on his phone as the cover.
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