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Stabbed By The Enemy

Author: Joyce dera
last update publish date: 2026-08-03 18:53:42

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Zelda stretched and yanked the duvet higher, turning her face away from the light knifing through the window.

She yawned, and her eyelids peeled open slowly, reluctantly. Her hand went to her hair first, fingers pressing against her scalp. It throbbed like something inside had cracked. She squinted, blinking hard against the glare, and pushed herself up onto her elbows.

Then she looked down at her body. Blue jeans. Not the outfit she remembered.

She froze.

The memories came rushing
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