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76. IN TOO DEEP

Author: Paisley C
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RAVEN

I sat there, my fingers trembling slightly as I clasped them together under the long table, trying my best to hide my nervousness. Rowena sat beside me, her face stoic as ever, but I could feel her tension. It was in the way her jaw kept tightening every few seconds, the way she didn't blink as often as she usually would. Across from us, Lucian paced slowly, his hands behind his back, that all-too-familiar smirk tugging at the corners of his mouth, the kind of expression that said he knew more than he was letting on.

"We have a problem," he said, his voice calm but laced with a kind of fire that made my heart knock against my ribs.

"There’s someone else. Someone who’s been feeding Kieran little pieces of the puzzle, and sooner or later, he’s going to put it all together. You two need to be ready for when that happens."

"Wait, what do you mean there's someone else?" I asked, my voice cracking slightly though I tried to mask it with a cough.

"You said the circle was tight, that no
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