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Author: Ace
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CHAPTER NINETY FOUR

ZOEY

The sun was already high when I opened my eyes, the kind of light that made you feel like you’d overslept for something important, even when you hadn’t.

I stared at the ceiling for a moment, letting the silence settle around me. There was no whisper from Frankie and no chaos in my chest. Just the quiet after a storm but the peace felt unfamiliar and untrustworthy.

I climbed out of bed, my limbs heavy with everything I didn’t say last night. I padded across the room, washed up slowly, like I had nowhere to be. And maybe I didn’t. Not today. Not in the mood I was in.

I dressed in soft black leggings and a loose shirt. Nothing fancy. Nothing that said I’m going to be seen. Because I wasn’t going to the training grounds.

I told myself it was because I was tired. Because I needed rest. But deep down, I knew the truth, I was avoiding him.

I was avoiding those eyes that looked at me like he knew me so well and avoiding the softness in his voice, the way it made somet
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