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Chapter thirty four: I heard you, love

Penulis: Asheeda max
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2025-05-03 07:04:06

Freya's pov

Falling doesn’t feel like falling. It feels like forgetting.

The wind was screaming louder to my hearing than my thoughts. The cliff vanished above me. The sky became a blur. The last thing I saw was Finnick’s face—his eyes wide, reaching for me—and then he was gone too.

All I had left was the dark.

And the voice.

“You opened the door. Now walk through it.”

I hit the bottom hard.Everything went black.

I woke with stone under my body and blood in my mouth.

For a moment, I didn’t know where I was. My paws quivering as I pushed myself up. The air was cold and thick like struggling to breath through water. I blinked slowly, trying to see through the dark.

No sun. No sky. Just cavern walls that pulsed like they were alive.

And silence.

Not even my heartbeat echoed in this place.

I tried to reach out—to find Finnick, the bond, anything.

Nothing.

My chest break so bad that it felt like my ribs were made of snow ice. I didn’t know if he saw what I did before I jumped off. I didn’
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