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Back from the Trance

Author: Honeymia
last update Last Updated: 2025-09-28 22:24:09

Abbey's point of view.

Everything that happened in the last chapter was all in a trance. I kept falling from one trance to another. Seeing visions of how my parents died like I was present. It was as if someone was trying to draw a feud between Jeremy and me. Finally, the door clicked open with an echoing thud at half past one in the morning. Jeremy's dinner had turned cold hours ago before I had those episodes. The noise from the door startled me, tearing my gaze from his empty seat. I had not realized that I had zoned out again. This was not me going into a trance but thinking about everything that happened to me in those few hours after Eric left me. I was silently waiting for him in the kitchen. He didn't see me at first, still caught up in the haze of whatever he had just arrived from.

Jeremy grumbled underneath his breath, kicking off his boots and silently moving around the foyer in the dark of the living room. It took him a moment to notice the small glow of the kitchen light,
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