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To The Lab

Author: bri bri
last update publish date: 2026-08-11 01:26:54

Raiden’s POV

I heard the screaming before I reached the room.

Zayden and I were already moving before either of us said a word. The sound of panic coming from down the hall had every instinct in me on edge, and the closer we got, the more I could hear voices overlapping.

Then Roman’s voice cut through them. “Stop! Everybody stop!”

I pushed through the doorway and immediately looked for Traci. She was standing near the center of the room, her face pale as she stared toward the floor. Zayden
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