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Author: Tummy
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-07-18 23:05:22

The door clicked softly behind me as I stepped out of Matthew's room, and the familiar scent of the hallway hit me — clean, cold, clinical, just the way I remembered it. I didn’t need to look around to know exactly where I was, because every inch of this place was etched into my memory.

My eyes, almost instinctively, trailed down the corridor, slowly, until they landed on it like they had always known where to go.

My old room.

The room I had once called mine not just in this life, but even in the life before this one.

The place where I had cried, ached, and endured, tucked away at the far end of the corridor, quiet and forgotten, just like I had been.

A chill ran down my spine, sharp and sudden, as my footsteps echoed softly while I walked toward it, each sound bouncing off the silence.

My heart thudded against my ribs, harder now, each step somehow heavier than the last one I had taken, as if the weight of the past grew with every inch I moved closer.

I stopped in front of the door
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Plookie
She still love him? This must me a joke
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Tummy
She's actually going to do that
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ladonnaallen
Moron. Get out of there and be grateful to be alive n rich. Move on and screw those people
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