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Chapter 9
“Layla?” The woman stood from her seat fast. She ran up to me, and looked me over.
“Lucifer! It’s Layla! The woman jumped up and down, her breast bouncing so hard, they looked like they were going to come out of the fabric. She hugged me tightly, making me feel like I was in between closing walls.
“I... can’t… breath…” I got out a few words before she squeezed all the air out of my lungs.
“Breath?” The lady asked, like it was a weird statement. She looked at Jamira.
“This is my daughter Layla, right?” Jamira looked seriously, and said yes. Lucifer got up from his seat, and walked to the woman.
“Lilith, she’s been in the
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