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The Symbol

作者: Jelly Bean
last update 公開日: 2026-08-26 10:15:00

Jace’s POV

I found the drawing by accident, left on her desk while she’d stepped out to help with the evening meal. I hadn’t meant to look at it. But the shape caught my eye the moment I passed, and something about it stopped me cold.

I recognized it. I couldn’t place where from, not immediately, but the recognition sat there anyway, stubborn and certain.

I studied it without touching the paper, comparing the curves against every marking I could re

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