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Chapter One Hundred and Fifteen: Aurielle DuVall

Author: Author Nengi
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I woke up several minutes later, groggy and floating in that strange space between sleep and waking. My body felt boneless and heavy, making movement feel like dragging myself through quicksand. But oddly, there was no pain, not in my head or limbs, just lingering fatigue that clung to me like wet fabric.

Cassiel was sitting beside the bed when I blinked up at him. He looked relieved.

“You’re awake,” he said gently, brushing a piece of hair from my face.

He proceeded to fill me in with the information the nurses had shared—none of it good, but he delivered it with care, filtering the worst of it so it wouldn’t break me. I was too tired to ask questions, too worn to press him, so I let the words wash over me like static noise.

“You stay put,” he said firmly. “I’ll go settle the damages with the hotel, pack your things, and bring the car around. I’ve already arranged for someone to pick up your car later.”

I nodded faintly, offering no argument. His tone wasn’t commanding, but it left n
Author Nengi

Dear readers, I've noticed some errors and inconsistencies in what I've written for certain chapters. This happens due to my being overwhelmed by other projects, so I mix things up. I'm going to take August to edit and make some revisions to the story. Thank you for taking your time to read, for pointing out errors. Some days I edit with sleep in my eyes, and I end up typing things that shouldn't be there. I see your comments, and I will fix things. Thank you for enjoying the story and taking the time to tell me your thoughts, not just critics. I appreciate that so much.

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Shauna Dunn Figler
I agree enough she needs to be dealt with Matthias needs to grow a set. How can he judge that the person he treated poorly is dating when he not only is dating her sister but did before she left.
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MD Loves Books
Aurielle’s inner comments are so heartbreaking. She’s been so emotionally beat up & torn down that she doubts Cassiel’s intention & sincerity. Nerissa is so evil! What she did to Aurielle is inexcusable! She killed Auri’s baby & is now Auri is slowly dying. Why hasn’t Nerissa been punished?!
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