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CHAPTER 24

Author: AH AMORA
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-14 00:35:57

ZARYA ROGOV

I stared at the long gash on his arm. Blood dripped down onto the cold floor just like tears dripping down my cheeks.

I broke a vase again and was about to end my life when he came out of nowhere. He tried to stop me, but I ended up hurting him.

Bogdan pressed on his wound to stop the blood and looked up at me. He tried to mask his painful expressions but was failing miserably.

My lips trembled, and I took a step back.

"Why d-do you have to..." I breathed heavily and grabbed the ed
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