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Chapter One Hundred and Fifty-Two: The message

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last update publish date: 2025-10-24 19:24:47
The apartment was quiet except for the steady hum of the fridge.

Killian had gone out to get food, said he needed “fresh air,” but I knew it was an excuse to give me space. He’d been doing that lately, silently reading my moods like a man walking through a field of landmines. He is really thinking I would break down with what I let the world on. But I feel free, free as a bird.

I sat cross legged on the couch, his hoodie drowning my frame. Killian laptop balanced on my thighs, the soft glow of
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Who sends the mysterious message? From here, the web tightens, trust, loyalty, and danger begin to twist into a single thread. The storm is coming.

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