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Make You Need Me

Penulis: Succy
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I blinked my eyes open to see an unfamiliar ceiling staring down at me. There was a foul taste in my mouth, and my head felt too heavy even though I was lying down.

Whatever drugs Raines had used to knock me out were strong.

I tried to sit up and even my whole body felt heavy, but I managed to raise myself. But… my left hand won't move.

I turned to see that my hand was cuffed to the bed.

“That bastard,” I muttered, rubbing my throat when my voice came out too hoarse.

I looked around and I was in a small room, clean, but the smell of dust was heavy in the air, telling me no one had been in this room for a while. And that bastard Raines was nowhere to be found.

I sighed, resting my head on the headboard, closing my eyes.

Kade. Was he fine? Has he gotten his legs treated? His kneecaps were shattered so it was really serious. I hoped he would take it seriously or he might never walk again.

But he healed really fast, so hopefully, he’ll be fine. Right? Right.

“I really
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