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71. When the Twin Fell Apart

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All eyes turned toward me as I returned to the dorm with Gabriel.

Yes, I was officially quite famous now at Bastorin—the girl who took a bullet for Alexei. I guessed not only here, but probably in Nightshade too.

It was rather annoying, honestly.

From the crowd of students, Isolde pushed through. She hurried over, spreading her arms wide—but stopped midway.

“Which shoulder was hurt?” she asked.

“Just give me a hug already.” I chuckled softly and embraced her.

“Oh, thank goodness you are all right. I could not even sleep, thinking about your condition, Anna.”

“Really? Says the one who fell asleep right after touching the pillow?”

“You!” Isolde huffed in irritation, then broke into a small laugh.

Anyone watching our interaction probably found it awkward. Friendships like ours did not exist at Bastorin. Here, everyone elbowed one another—friendships were built on use and advantage.

Gabriel cleared his throat softly, pulling my attention away from Isolde.

“I am going to see the hea
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