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CHAPTER 17

Penulis: DiamondE
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2025-05-21 01:46:23

Elise hadn’t slept well.

After the strange peace she’d found in the focus circle, and the quiet moment with Kai by the riverbank, she’d expected rest to come easily.

But the images that haunted her dreams weren’t her usual memories of the Thea’s sharp voice.

Instead, she kept seeing that flicker of light again, the spark in her chest.

The way it had ignited and then disappeared like smoke.

And worse, she dreamed of eyes watching her from the forest.

Cold, shadowed eyes that never blinked.

This was a new type of dream and she felt scared.

All her dreams were usually about somethijg that has happened, and now, this one was something that is yet to happen.

By the time the day broke, Elise felt more exhausted than when she had closed her eyes.

She rolled out of bed and paced across the room, splashing water on her face at the basin.

As she stared into the mirror, she expected to see something different.

Some glow in her eyes.

A mark on her skin.

But she looked the same; messy ha
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