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Chapter 10

Autor: Liz Reeder
last update Fecha de publicación: 2026-09-11 23:47:07

“Mimi, what can I get you to eat? You need to take your medicine, and the bottle says to take it with food,” Nyla said as she sat in the chair beside Mimi’s.

“I’m not hungry, and I don’t need those pills,” Mimi insisted. “I need my Krista home where she’s safe.”

“I promise you that we are doing what we can to bring her home safely,” Harrison said, trying to stay calm.

He was angry. He wanted to yell and take out his frustrations, but taking them out on Mimi would do far more harm than good.
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