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CHAPTER 41: Faelon Wants Me

Author: Memoree
last update publish date: 2026-03-26 04:15:58

Kaia

Six hours. Six protein bars. Two empty Red Bull cans rattling in the cup holders. We had been on this road trip from hell since yesterday, and Cain looked like a walking corpse.

His shoulders stayed bunched up and stiff, and his eyelids were drooping so low I thought they might actually glue shut. Every few minutes, his head would bob toward his chest. Then he’d jerk back upright, his neck snapping with a painful-looking crack.

I sat there, just waiting for the 'thud' of his forehead hitti
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