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CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE: THE DREAM.

Penulis: Solo J wright
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2026-01-10 01:13:08

SHARON'S POV.

I was standing in the middle of a forest.

That was the first thing I noticed, the silence. Thick. Heavy. The kind that presses against your ears until your heart starts beating too loudly in your chest. Tall trees surrounded me, their branches twisting together like secrets whispered but never shared.

A pale mist hung low, brushing against my ankles as though the earth itself was breathing.

I looked down at my feet. Bare.

My heart skipped. I knew I was dreaming, yet everything fe
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