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2025-06-23 12:30:16CHAPTER 10 - ESCAPE AND PAINFUL TRUTH
I ran. My legs moved on their own, as if no longer controlled by my common sense. Breathless, my heart beating so fast it felt like it was going to explode. There was only one word in my head: run. Run from the reality that didn't make sense. Run from the wolf figure with familiar gray eyes. Run from a world that suddenly turned into a nightmare.
Kael shouted my name from behind, but I didn't look back. Couldn't. Wouldn't. His voice sounded desperate, but I didn't care. What I needed now was distance. Distance from all these lies.
Tree branches scratched my arms as I ran through the forest. Protruding roots almost made me stumble several times, but I kept running. Tears flowed heavily down my cheeks, mixed with sweat and dust. I didn't know how long I ran, but when I finally reached home, my lungs felt like they were burning.
I slammed the house door hard, the banging sound echoing throughout the room
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