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32. Changing Fate

Author: Winnie W. W.
last update publish date: 2026-06-13 04:21:13

Lyra

The clinic looked almost peaceful from where we sat. Its narrow brick facade bathed in the last wash of daylight, the warm glow of the windows spilling onto the sidewalk. But I knew better. I knew this was the calm before everything burned.

Luca sat beside me, silent, his eyes never resting in one place for long. I could feel his focus in the air, like a taut wire stretched between us.

We had been here for twenty minutes already. Twenty minutes of me trying not to gnaw my lip bloody while
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