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The name on the letter

Author: Abigail
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Sera stared at the line until the words stopped making sense as words at all, until they were just shapes on a page, and her hand found the back of the chair to steady herself even though she was already sitting.

"Who," she said again, and this time her voice didn't shake. It had gone somewhere past fear into something flatter, harder. "Kael. Whose handwriting is that."

Kael turned the letter back toward himself, staring at it like he could will the answer to be different if he looked at it lon
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