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CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO — IT'S EASIER SAID THAN DONE.

Author: Dharniel
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Chapter 32.

IT'S EASIER SAID THAN DONE.

Clary's POV.

Thinking about it carefully, it seemed like I'd gotten myself into some trouble. If it was possible to take back those words that I said to Hayley, then I wouldn't hesitate to take whatever opportunity I get to take back those words.

Perhaps, I shouldn't have raised her hopes to begin with. But why do I keep speaking without taking some time to think about my words? Maybe, I was just too excited for her. But that's not an excuse for my sudden change of mind.

Rather than thinking that all hope was lost, I wanted to give her something to believe in. However, thinking that I'd have to ask Reggie for help, made me want to give up already. He doesn't practice anymore.

Besides, even if he eventually decides to help out, how long would it take him to find that one spell that would undo whatever was done to her and eventually prepare for a ritual because I know that a ritual would be necessary. I mean, it's practically their thing as wi
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