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CHAPTER 74- The Ghost of What I Saw

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Kieran’s POV

By the end of the day, I am still questioning my own mind.

Still wondering if what I saw was real—or if exhaustion, guilt, and weeks of fractured sleep finally conspired to break me.

The image refuses to fade no matter how hard I try to bury it. It sits behind my eyes, vivid and cruel. The soft glow of the birthmark etched into her skin. The unmistakable surge of power that erupted from her stomach, raw and ancient, bending the air around her. The way the ground reacted, as if the earth itself recognized what was growing inside her.

And the voice.

That relentless, bone-deep voice that has haunted me for days now, louder than ever in that moment. Urgent. Demanding. Unyielding.

Wake up.

I press my fingers into my temples, as if pressure alone can erase memory. It felt too real—too detailed, too precise to be a dream. And yet my mind refuses to accept it. Refuses to allow the possibility to take root, because if it does, then everything I’ve done… everything I’ve decided…

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