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UNSETTLE

Author: O.A PRESHY
last update Last Updated: 2025-10-24 15:40:26
AMARA'S POV

I walked down the busy road, lost in my thoughts. The cars, the chatter, the smell of roasted corn from a roadside seller ..all of it faded into the background. I didn’t feel energetic enough to go home. I wasn’t ready to face the chaos that waited there.

My legs moved on their own until I found myself inside a small café along the road. It was warm and quiet, the kind of place people went to escape. I ordered a cup of coffee and sat by the window.

When I took the first sip, it burned my throat .. but I didn’t even flinch. The pain was nothing compared to the weight crushing my chest.

I ended things with Professor Blake.

Even thinking it made my stomach twist. I didn’t even know what to say to him at the end. There was really nothing between us… right? That’s what I kept telling myself. But deep down, I’d expected him to fight for it, to refuse, to do something. Instead, he just agreed quietly.

And somehow, that hurt more than I expected.

What was I thinking? That he would
O.A PRESHY

Who is that girl with professor Black? Do you think Amara is panicking for nothing?

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