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Loose ends

Author: Authoress Ti Fe
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-05 20:27:46

Derek made his way toward the room on the right, just as Fighter's uncle had instructed. He turned the doorknob gently and pushed the door open. Inside, he found Fighter lying on the bed, cocooned in a thick duvet, his gaze fixed on the ceiling, completely lost in thought—as though the weight of everything that had happened the night before still lingered heavily on him.

“Fighter,” Derek called softly.

Fighter’s eyes snapped toward the voice, and the moment he recognized him, his entire expression lit up with relief and recognition.

“Derek!” he exclaimed, springing up from the bed. Without thinking twice, he crossed the room in a few quick strides and pulled Derek into a tight embrace, catching him completely off guard.

“Woah—hey,” Derek said, returning the hug briefly before gently pulling back. “Are you okay?”

Fighter let out a long breath and sat back down on the edge of the bed, his hands clasped together as if trying to steady himself.

“I don’t think so,” he confessed. “The chain
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