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Chapter 79: Mira Goes Back To The Healer Centre

Autor: E.J
last update Fecha de publicación: 2026-04-21 18:24:27

MIRA POV

“You are back!” Dani said.

Not a question. An announcement. She said it to the entire front desk area regardless of who was listening and then she came around the desk and hugged me. No asking, no checking if that was okay. Just arms around me, quick and warm, the way Dani did everything, direct and completely without self-consciousness about it.

“Hi,” I said into her shoulder.

“It has been weeks,” she said. She pulled back and looked at my face with the healer’s scan she always did, t
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