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Chapter 10

Author: Morning Light
Before this, I'd never believed in the occult or supernatural things. The only reason I'd wavered was that, in my last life, I'd met an abbot who'd supposedly attained enlightenment. He said that Zeke and I were a bad match, and that one of us would end up killing the other.

Back then, I'd been head over heels for Zeke, so I hadn't believed a word of it. Looking back now, the abbot had hit the nail on the head.

I followed the monk's directions and met the abbot he'd mentioned. He was the same
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    Memories of all the moments I'd had with Hugo flashed through my mind. Even though I knew I was probably about to collapse soon, I still took my medication and washed it down with a glass of water on the nightstand.I had no idea when I actually fell asleep. This was the dullest, and somehow the most meaningful, birthday of my 22 years.Morning light poured in.When I jolted awake, I was still in the same position as last night, kneeling by the bed. My first reaction was that I'd been reborn again.The pain in my chest from last night was gone. I searched all over and finally found my phone by the door.It was my 22nd birthday! I wasn't dead!I couldn't wait to tell Hugo. The second I opened the bedroom door, I met his gaze. His eyes were bloodshot, and his jaw was covered in stubble. He didn't look like some polished CEO at all.He was clearly just as worked up when he saw me. He didn't say a word—he just grabbed me and pulled me into his arms, holding me so tight I could barel

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