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Chapter 25

Author: Shana Allen
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OCTAVIA.

Farah came in after we were done eating and checked me over, informing me that I was healing better than expected. It was mentioned that she wanted to keep me for another day but felt comfortable releasing me from the hospital after that.

Was it lame that I wanted to stay here because it was far more comfort than I’d experienced in the past six years combined? Goddess, it was definitely lame.

No sooner than I thought about not wanting to go back to my room did Roman tell me that a room right beside his would be prepared for me. He made certain to mention that he could have an extra place set up for him IF I wanted him to stay in the room with me, just like he had done here last night.

My heart warmed up because of his offer. I cleared my throat and nodded, thankful that he was willing to do it. I had spent so long feeling afraid and unsafe. It was nice to have a bit of change after everything that had happened.

I was, in all honesty, still struggling over all the changes that
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