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Chapter 65: Two Years Later

Author: Xara
last update publish date: 2026-01-22 22:52:33

Maya sat in the visitor room waiting. Same room every week for two years. Same metal table. Same plastic chairs. Same guard at the door.

Door opened. Dominic walked in wearing Prison clothes, Hands cuffed. But smiled when he saw her.

Guard took the cuffs off. "Thirty minutes."

Dominic sat down. Reached over. Took her hands.

"Hey," he said to her .

"Hey," Maya said.

They looked at each other for a while. These visits never got easy. Seeing him locked up. Knowing she left and he stayed.

"How have
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