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Shadows and Secrets

作者: Super Nova
last update 最終更新日: 2025-06-12 21:27:20

Lorien

I couldn’t let him go.

Not yet. Not now.

But my arms were full of Caius, and the warmth of his body anchored me like a tether in a storm. The moment he’d said Pops, something inside me had broken and stitched itself back together at once.

I held him tight, maybe too tight, but he didn’t complain. My fingers trembled against the soft curve of his back, my cheek pressed to his wild curls. His heartbeat was steady—strong—and I realized then just how close I’d come to losing him.

The pang in my chest wasn’t gentle. It was sharp. Cutting. Like a blade twisting behind my ribs.

I didn’t want to let go.

But I had to.

Eventually, my arms loosened. Slowly, carefully, I let Caius wriggle from my embrace and stagger toward Lucian, who caught him with a delighted squeal. The two of them clung to each other like they’d been separated by centuries instead of hours.

And me?

I was crying now.

I didn’t even bother to hide it.

The knot at the back of my throat burned like wildfire as I sank back
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