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Chapter 103

Author: Athena David
last update publish date: 2026-08-30 19:45:04

The words lingered in the air.

“I still do.”

No one moved.

No one spoke.

Even the wind had ceased.

Elara stared at the countless silver eyes beyond the fracture.

Her chest hurt.

She had only seen fragments of the memory, mere moments of another life, yet the grief she felt was overwhelming.

She remembered his smile.

His kindness.

The way he had wished her happiness despite his own heartbreak.

The way he had walked away without asking for anything in return.

And somehow that made hi
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