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Chapter 8
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2025-10-01 14:01:39Luther’s Pov
Her words pierced deeper than any claw ever could. “I hate you”.
The sound of it still rang in my ears even after Elijah had fled into the shadows and Reis slipped away like the coward he was. The warehouse was a ruin of blood, broken wood, and silence, but all I could think of was the look in Lara’s eyes when she called me a monster.
I stood there in my human skin, naked, covered in sweat and blood, chest heaving, and she would not even look at me. I reached out to her once, desperate, my hand trembling, but she shrank back as if my touch would poison her. That was worse than death. I felt rejected.
“I never lied to you,” I tried to explain with my voice hoarse. I never killed him. “
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