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CHAPTER 62.

Auteur: Thecesca
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It always started the same way.

In the dark. This time, in a clearing. The sky bruised with shades of dusk, and the trees bent in creepy formations. I stood in the middle, barefoot on damp grass, my heartbeat echoing in my ears.

And him.

That boy.

Always just out of reach.

He was looking right at me—not that I could really tell since his face was blurred in the darkness—watching me from the edge of the forest. He began to run toward me, and a part of me thought…This is it. I finally get to see his face.

But no. A strange fog appeared out of nowhere. His white eyes mixing with the mist. He grabbed my shoulders with a desperate urgency.

“Astra, run,” he said, voice gravelly with fear. “Leave!”

I opened my mouth to argue, but a guttural growl rumbled behind us, shaking the air. I turned, and my breath caught in my throat.

A beast.

Ten feet tall. Its body black as ink, fur rippling like shadows, with glowing red eyes that bore into my soul. It snarled, foam dripping from its fangs. It did
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