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Chapter 119: What Noah Is Building Now

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Zoe’s POV:

Noah had decided he wanted to study engineering.

He had not announced this the way I would have announced it, with research and a prepared explanation and answers ready for the questions that would follow. He had said it at dinner one evening between eating his vegetables last, which he still did, and asking if there was more bread, which he always did, and my parents had looked at each other and my mother had said tell me more and Noah had said I want to understand how things hold
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