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Chapter- 28

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Chloe's POV.

I saw Marcus and Theodore talking while I was sitting inside the bedroom wondering how Devan could enter the house? I was going crazy over this and I couldn't put my mind to anything else. I can't help but question myself whether this is all a dream. Maybe it could be, I don't know.

I felt his touch but it was different. He was here, he held me but it doesn't feel the way it should be. There are a few things, I couldn't understand at all.

Why he didn't reveal his face? Is that because it's just a dream? I thought and pulled my hair in frustration.

What I saw that night, those things about Daven were I have known before. Perhaps this could be the object of my imagination.

When I was in my thoughts Marcus came to me, "Chloe, come out of this," he said understanding what I am going through.

"How can I do that?"

"You have to," he said.

I sighed and looked at him, sadly.

"Let's go and have dinner. Mark is waiting for us," he said and reached out his hand with a smile.

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