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Chapter 110

Author: Maryann Ejike
last update publish date: 2026-10-30 00:53:26

I fell through darkness.

There was no ground.

No wind.

No sound except Ethan screaming my name somewhere far above me.

“Ama!

I reached for him.

My fingers caught nothing.

“Ethan!”

My own voice disappeared into the darkness.

Then everything went silent.

I stopped falling.

Not because I had landed.

Because something had caught me.

I opened my eyes

A pair of enormous silver eyes stared back at me.

I froze.

They belonged to no human face.

No body.

Just eyes suspended in darkness.

“You finally heard
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