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Chapter 29

Author: Greenwood
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-07-20 22:10:07

Keira's POV

Nylo was chattering in my ear about river frogs again, his tiny voice muffled by the rush of water below us.

“…and then the fat one tried to eat a whole dragonfly. Can you imagine? I mean, I could do it, but I have teeth sharper than—”

I wasn’t listening. My mind was far away, lost in the cold ache wrapping around my chest. The water flowed fast and dark beneath the stone bridge where I stood, the breeze making my thin dress flap against my knees. The river always smelled of moss and wet earth, comforting in a way nothing else was here.

I closed my eyes, feeling the evening wind brush my face. For a moment, just a small, fleeting moment, I let myself imagine a world where I wasn’t fighting to survive. Where my songs weren’t mocked. Where someone loved me without shame.

Nylo tugged gently at a strand of my hair. “Kiki… you’re quiet. Are you thinking about food again? Because I swear, if we ever escape this place, I’m taking you to that human village with the meat pies—”

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