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C22 The Last Survivor

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We survived the fall for seven days, on the flesh of my legs.

I remember the plane breaking apart like a toy. One moment we were sipping champagne, the next I was choking on smoke, hanging upside down from my seatbelt. The forest rushed up to meet us, a green maw of ancient trees and jagged rock. When I came to, the world was silent. Then I heard Caleb’s voice, weak but alive, calling my name from a tangle of debris.

My legs were pinned beneath a section of the fuselage. I couldn’t feel them. A
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