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The Boy She Hid

Author: Monellawrites
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Aria

I followed the older woman through the front door. My footsteps were quite hesitant as my heart hammered so loud enough that I could hear it echo in my ears.

The house was modest, not worn down, not pristine either. It was just the kind of place that had seen quiet mornings and careful love… something Lira probably never saw since I left for boarding school. There was a blanket on the couch, clearly a child’s. Crayons scattered on the floor. A plate on the table was covered with the crumbs of toast and eggs. The air in the home smelled homely.

The woman then gestured towards the couch. “Please, sit.”

I did, barely trusting my legs to hold me any longer.

“I’m Anna,” she said, settling into the chair across from me. “I suppose… you’re here for him.”

I opened my mouth, then closed it again. “Him?”

She smiled sadly. “The boy.”

As if on cue, he came out into the living room. The little boy, no older than four, with shaggy dark hair and piercing grey eyes, eyes that looked… familiar.

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