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014 | Into The Abyss.

작가: Gigi Grey
last update 최신 업데이트: 2025-04-28 03:29:50

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“Ugh!” I grunt, flipping the coffee table in my room, my breath coming in sharp, ragged gasps as the sound of fine china crashing to the floor echoes through the room, a constant reminder of what happened in her bedroom just moments ago.

The fury in her eyes, mixed with disgust when she saw me, still burns in my memory. Part of me expected her to attack, to lash out in rage, but another part of me thought she might finally realize that crossing me only leads to pain—and that the one left hurting would always be her.

I can’t afford to let her die—not yet. Not while she’s still so determined to take her own life. Her eyes, void of emotion but heavy with the pain I caused, cut through me like a blade.

Another surge of anger fills me, and I direct it toward the wall. My fist slams into it hard, my knuckles splitting open as blood seeps from the wounds, staining the concrete. All I can see is her—her sharp emerald eyes, burning with hatred. If she could, she’d kill me right
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