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CHAPTER 21: THE WAY THINGS WORK

Author: Evelyn I.A
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CHAPTER 21

RAVEN’S POV

I couldn’t sleep. Mira had left hours ago after trying to convince me that the fight wouldn’t be a big deal.

It been hours since she left, and I still couldn’t sleep.

I found myself wandering out of my room to the kitchen, and I was upset because I didn’t want to go there, but there was something pulling me toward the kitchen.

Like a something was calling, and I didn’t have a say—I had to answer.

On getting to the kitchen, I saw Damien sitting atop the kitchen counter.

How dare he?

He hadn’t seen me yet, so I turned, ready to tiptoe back to my room.

“Come here Raven,” his voice carried effortlessly through the room.

“And why would I do that?” I shot back.

“Didn’t you come here knowing I was in here?”

“How bold of you to imagine I would want to talk to you after what happened today.”

“I already told you, Raven I am not giving the t
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