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CHAPTER NINE: THE SISTER

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I stared at the woman in front of me.

She looked exactly like me. Same dark hair. Same bone structure. But her eyes were different. Harder. Colder. And older, like she'd seen terrible things.

"Who are you?" I whispered.

"Your sister." She lowered the knife. "Celeste Sinclair. Though I haven't used that name in six years."

Sister. I had a sister?

That's impossible. I don't have...

"You do. I'm five years older than you." She moved to t
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