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He Found Me

Author: Joray
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-10-14 23:06:16

NESSA’S POV

After three days in the hospital, I was finally discharged, and the first place I went was the football house. I wanted to get my things and leave before I gave myself another reason to put it off. My head felt better, and I could walk without worrying that the ground might tilt beneath me, but I was still tired. Three days of lying in a hospital bed had given me plenty of time to think about leaving. Somehow, none of that thinking had made returning to the house feel any easier.

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