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CHAPTER 45

Author: Pamela Ulu
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-07-03 04:54:40
—Alec—

My fist curled tight on my thigh as my convoy tore through DC streets. The thought of losing Mama Emelda left a bitter taste in my mouth.

I kept checking the time again and again, as if staring at it could somehow hold the world still until I reached her.

Sweat pricked the back of my neck despite the AC blasting through the vents—anxiety had its own thermostat.

“Faster!” I barked.

The car sped forward, but to me, it crawled like molasses. Helpless, I searched for something to an
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