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11: The Ranking

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FREYA'S POV

I didn't drink from the bottle.

I told myself it was nothing, that I was imagining things, letting two lifetimes of paranoia turn an ordinary morning into something sinister. But the prickling at the back of my neck never eased, not once, not even when Ivy finally looked away and busied herself with her own gear like she'd never been watching me at all.

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