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Chapter 6-Five Years On, His Life Remains a Mess

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Aiden’s POV

It’s been five years since Rue walked out of my life, since she disappeared with our daughter and took whatever remained of my soul with her. And still, the emptiness refuses to leave me.

Time was supposed to numb it. Everyone said it would. That the sting of betrayal would dull, that grief would eventually give way to peace. But for me, it didn’t.

If anything, the edges grew sharper, more jagged, carving deeper every time I remembered how she looked at me before she left. The stub
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    Aiden’s POVI ran without thinking, my boots striking the hospital floor frantically. For one moment, I was certain that it was Rue. But when I reached the end of the corridor and the figure turned, the illusion shattered instantly.Only a stranger’s eyes met mine, startled and confused. The hope that had surged through me collapsed, leaving behind this life I was trapped in. I stood there longer than necessary, breathing through the disappointment.Percy’s POVThere were mixed reactions when Rue walked into the Post-Mutation Advanced Academy as an instructor. Everyone affiliated to me knew she deserved the position, her resilience, hard work and experience in combating mutated wolves was unmatched.In addition to that, she had survived things nobody thought she would, and that made her a better choice for an instructor.But other people hated the fact that she was made an instructor, they were outright unhappy about it.One of them was bold enough to admit it out loud and silently.

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    Haven’s POVI dressed Blue carefully that morning. Her little coat was buttoned wrong the first time, then fixed. My hands shook as I smoothed her hair, the motion mechanical, rehearsed, as though repetition could erase the dread coiled beneath my ribs.“Remember what Mommy said,” I told her, crouching to her level.She nodded, wide-eyed.“Don’t talk about colors,” I said. “Not to your teacher. Not to your friends.”Her brow furrowed. “Why?”“Because,” I answered too quickly, then softened my voice, “because some things are private, okay? Tell them it's private.”She hesitated, then nodded again.Children were obedient when they were afraid. That thought comforted me more than it should have.As we walked toward the kindergarten gate, I felt the familiar weight of stares pressing into my back. Some people did not bother to hide their contempt anymore. Others smiled too politely, eyes lingering on my sleeve, empty where an arm used to be.Crippled Luna.That was what they called me whe

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