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There is no fixing this, Theron.

Author: Ava
last update Last Updated: 2025-02-18 12:27:12

Theron’s POV

I found her behind the academy, in the secluded garden where the scent of damp earth and moonflowers filled the night air. She sat on a stone bench, her head bowed, her shoulders shaking as muffled sobs tore through her.

The sight of her—Elowen, the girl who had just sworn to destroy me—completely broken—made something sharp twist inside my chest.

I had never seen her like this.

She was always fire, always defiance, always ready to fight the world with her sharp tongue and sharper claws. But now?

She looked small.

And it killed me.

I swallowed hard, stepping closer. My boots crunched against the gravel path, but she didn’t move, didn’t even lift her head.

“Elowen.”

Her breath hitched, but she didn’t look up. “Go away, Theron.”

I didn’t.

I sat beside her instead, leaving just enough space between us that she wouldn’t feel cornered.

Silence stretched between us, thick and heavy. The only sound was the uneven rhythm of her breathing, the quiet sniffle
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