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Chapter 64

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Serena

I closed the door and leaned against it, the book heavy in my hands, and my body shook from exhaustion and fear. The house was too quiet, as if the walls themselves knew what I carried, and I pressed the book to my chest, thinking of Ari, of the way he had cried when I touched him, of Kael’s eyes that had turned cold and unreadable.

I whispered to myself, “I have it now. I have the truth,” but there was no time to rest and no time to breathe before a knock came at the door. The guard stood there, his face grim, and when he said, “The boy is worse,” my heart dropped. I nodded. “Take me.”

The ride back was silent. My head pressed to the window as the trees rushed past, the road stretching endlessly, and my hands never left the book. When we arrived, I felt the fear before I saw it. The halls were alive with whispers: “She shouldn’t be here,” “She’ll hurt him again,” “Poor child…” I walked faster, keeping my eyes forward, until I heard him.

Ari. My boy. His weak, broken
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