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The Message

Author: PETER PAN
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-05-10 16:31:02

Aurora woke up with the unknown number call still on her mind.

‎She had barely slept, She had lain in her small bed and stared at the ceiling and watched the numbers on her alarm clock crawl toward morning at some point she had slept but it was not enough. The message sat in her mind.

‎"Aurora King. We should talk about your father." She had answered 'Okay'.

‎She got up and dressed in a dark jeans and a black sweater and she pulled her hair back hard.

‎Her phone notification chimed it was
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