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CHAPTER FOURTY SEVEN

Author: ECHO NOIR
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-03-27 02:39:44

HOPE’S POV.

The hotel felt too quiet.

Every single time anyone looked my way, a part of me—the part that was still too sensitive and self-conscious from what happened—started to feel like they knew. If I saw two or more people talking, I felt like they were talking about me.

Suddenly, everything felt like it was about me—like I was the center of attention. And not in a good or flattering way. No.

It was the wrong kind.

It always was.

I stood a few steps away from the front desk, my hands wrappe
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