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THE SAFE HOUSE

作者: Angel Cole
last update publish date: 2026-06-18 09:49:03

Sirus was in the kitchen when I arrived, sitting at the table with a coloring book spread in front of him. Four years old and already carrying the weight of knowing his mother was gone. He looked up when I walked in, and his whole face changed—lit up like I'd brought the sun with me.

"Laney!" He scrambled down from his chair and ran straight for my legs.

I scooped him up, held him against my chest. He was small. Warm. Real in a way nothing else had been since Korr hit the ground.

"Hey, baby," I
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