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95. The Fear That Never Went Away

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last update Fecha de publicación: 2026-09-02 06:36:26

Time had already moved into late afternoon since Hendra had left several hours ago. Yet somehow, the darker the sky outside became, the tighter Elena’s chest felt.

Elena had tried everything to drive away the anxiety weighing on her mind. She swept the entire room, mopped the floor until it gleamed, and even washed the pile of clothes that was actually not that much. When all the chores were finished and the restlessness in her chest still had not subsided, she began rummaging through the wardr
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