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MUD, DIRT AND FRESH LEAVES

AURORA

This explained why Adrian agreed to let me accompany him to find the antidote. Because he knew how uncomfortable I would be and how comfortable it’d be for him. I couldn’t think of a worse punishment.

Imagine me in a giant cage. I know that sounds nuts but imagine a 5 foot 6 inches living person in a silver birdcage. No one alive could imagine my degree of anger when I discovered that I would be transported like this. Like an animal. A freaking animal!

‘But technically, you are…’

‘A word from you and I’ll block you off for a week.’

Evolet never took this threat seriously until I did it once, for two straight weeks—the worst time of my life but I had to teach her a lesson.

I wonder how humans cope without these annoying and clear voices in their heads. It’s hard to imagine living without Evolet even though she’s an annoying prick.

When times for directions arrived, I hesitated to guide them because I wanted to bar
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