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Episode Thirty Three

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Chapter Thirty Three

First Person’s Perspective

Serena

The first night after we left the pack was the hardest.

We didn’t have a home. We didn’t have a plan. Just a bag with a few clothes, some snacks, and each other.

We walked for hours. The sun went down slowly, and the sky turned dark. I held Liam’s hand the whole time. Jeremy walked beside us, quiet, always looking around for danger.

“Where are we going?” Liam asked after a while.

“We’re looking for a safe place, sweetheart,” I said, brushing his hair back. “Somewhere we can rest.”

“I’m tired,” he whispered.

“I know,” Jeremy said. “We’ll stop soon, I promise.”

We found a small cave that night. It wasn’t much,just some rocks and cold ground,but it was better than nothing. Jeremy made a small fire outside, far enough so no one would notice the smoke. I wrapped Liam in a jacket and held him close.

“I’m scared,” he said softly, his head resting on my chest.

“I am too,” I whispered. “But we’re together. That’s
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