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Ava’s Confession

Penulis: Adesanya Yewande
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2025-11-01 23:26:07

Freda’s P.O.V

“What are you searching for?”

I asked again, this time softer, hoping Craig would finally tell me something—anything—about what he was truly after.

But instead of answering, his expression shifted. The openness that had briefly been there vanished behind a wall of calm indifference. “I think they’re gone,” he said flatly. “Let’s go back to camp.”

I nodded slowly, understanding what his silence meant. He wasn’t ready to open up—not to me. No matter how many battles we’d survived together, or how many nights we’d shared by the same fire, I was still just a stranger to him.

We walked in silence through the forest, the only sound coming from the faint crunch of leaves beneath our boots. The sky had turned pale gold, streaks of sunlight piercing through the dense canopy. The world around us looked calm, almost peaceful, but my chest felt heavy. There was a growing space between us, one that no amount of shared danger could close.

By the time we reached the camp, most of the o
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