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Chapter 10: Leaving Easy

Author: Ziri Ink
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Athena

Dami cried.

I hadn’t expected that. Dami was twenty two and sharp-mouthed and acted like nothing touched her, and she stood in the middle of the emptied shop with her arms folded and tears running down her face like she wasn’t even aware they were happening.

“Stop it.” I said.

“I’m not doing anything.” She wiped her face with her sleeve.

“You’re crying.”

“I have allergies.”

“Dami.”

She made a sound somewhere between a laugh and a sob and looked away, jaw working. “You built this place fr
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