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Chapter Twelve

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Elara's POV:

As I watched Julian's car drive further away, a small smile formed on my face.

“What the hell, Elara?!” a familiar voice startled me.

Caspian

I turned around to look at him with an expressionless look on my face

“To what do I owe this unwelcomed visitation" I calmly said " and why sneak up on me?"

“I wasn’t sneaking up on you. I came to see someone and then I saw you step out of Julian’s car.”

I narrowed my eyes at him "Yes, why is there a problem?"

"No" came his Stern reply and I nodded my head

"Good" I answered and turned to leave

“Elara.” His voice stopped me in my tracks.

"Now what is it this time?" I turned around, frowning as I stared at him

He clenched his jaw before he finally spoke. “Be careful.”

“Be careful of what?” I sarcastically asked "Julian's car?"

“Julian,” he responded a bit more seriously than normal

“You can’t be serious.”

“I’m dead serious Elara,” Caspian countered. “That person isn’t who you think he is. He’s not as compassionate as
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