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Chapter Seven: The Whispers.

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Sylvia Fenris’ POV

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By breakfast, the whole dining hall knew what happened the previous night.

I knew it the moment I walked in, the way the conversation dropped and eyes darted towards me and away again, fast and guilty. Like I was something shameful they didn't want to be caught looking at.

Suddenly, the long tables of students I had known for years felt like a gauntlet. Before I could even sit down, N
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