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Chapter 10 - Enid's POV

Auteur: Laura
last update Date de publication: 2025-12-05 16:48:11

Later in the night, Nina was stretched out on my bed as if she owned the place scrolling through her phone and chewing gum enough to disturb even the Moon Goddess. I curled up near the window, hugging my knees, feigning attention to the buzz of the compound outside... My thoughts kept returning to the sparks, Asher’s response, and how he left as if the garage was ablaze.

Nina definitely picked up on it. She had an instinct for drama, particularly when it came to me.

“So " she said, popping her
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