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Rebirth

Author: Zoey Lane
last update publish date: 2026-04-01 02:38:43

June’s Perspective

The moment the heavy boutique door clicks shut behind me, the wild adrenaline that carried me across campus instantly vanishes, replaced by a cold, hollow terror.

I’m standing in the middle of the Rising Star Boutique. The calming scent of dried lavender and expensive, steamed wool clashes violently with the sharp salt and electric ozone of my own sweat. I am an absolute mess. I know it. I can feel the cool air-conditioning of the shop hitting the bare skin of my shoulders wh
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