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Chapter 33: Daniel Find Out

Author: KL Williams
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Chapter 33: Daniel Finds Out

Daniel Jones

I hold her beneath the warm running water, watching the blood rush from her hands and feet into the drain. Her eyes are heavy, fighting to stay awake.

“I have to take these off,” I say, motioning to her t-shirt and shorts that are spotted with blood and now drenched in water.

“Okay,” she whispers, her eyes closed lightly. I watch as the droplets of water pepper her skin with a shine that can be seen in the dark. Slowly, I set her down on the built-in
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