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Chapter 6

Autor: Yesterday's Sun
Third-Person POV

Three days later, Jacob returned to campus. He assumed Hannah was already in the dorm, waiting for him.

She never stayed mad at him for more than two days. On the third day, she'd usually be the one to reach out first, find some excuse to smooth things over, and pretend nothing had happened.

But even after hours passed, his message remained unanswered.

Instead, his startup fell apart first. The equipment supplier they had lined up raised their prices. The studio offering fre
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