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Chapter 74: The Rejection
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2026-09-05 07:00:00Ivy.
Something was wrong.
The photo I was currently looking at made my stomach drop through the floor.
This was Tyler's brother's new room number and it was clear and taken straight from inside the hospital.
Someone was already here.
I didn’t think twice. I turned on my heel and pushed back through the door of his brother's room, locking it behind me with my fingers.
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