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The Boy Who Watched

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Emory

I wasn’t sure when the cafeteria became the loudest place on earth. Maybe it always had been this loud, but that day it felt different. Noisy on the outside, empty on the inside. Just like me.

I balanced my tray in one hand and scanned the room automatically. I used to do it out of habit, instinct, because Kol taught me to map a space the second I walked into it. Now I did it for one reason only.

To avoid her. Isolde Vale. The girl who didn’t matter, who shouldn’t have any kind of gravity around her, but somehow did.

I spotted Mina first. She was in the back corner, the same place she used sit sometimes, half in shadow, scribbling in that journal she thought no one noticed. She saw me coming but didn’t close it this time. That was new.

I dropped into the seat across from her.

“You usually sit here when you wanna be alone. Where’s Gina?” I asked, glancing at the empty chair beside her.

Mina only shrugged, eyes still on her notebook. “Probably convincing someone to
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