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CHAPTER THIRTY ONE

Author: Proso Judith
last update Last Updated: 2025-04-01 15:55:20
NOAH'S POV

The first thing I noticed when I opened my eyes was the faint glow of the bedside lamp, casting soft shadows around my room. I inhaled deeply, my muscles aching as I shifted. The scent in the air was familiar—home. My room.

Lucas must have came for me.

I sighed, rubbing my temples as memories from earlier flooded back. Professor Rex… He left me there. Just walked away as if I meant nothing. His lack of trust stung me more than I cared to admit. I had trusted him, even if just a little. I didn't for once doubted him.

Never again.

If he wasn’t going to trust me, I’d make him. I would prove to him that I wasn’t some clueless fool, that would betrayed him. But that meant I had to work on the evidence I have alone.

A loud boom of thunder shook the room, making me jolt upright. My chest tightened instinctively, my breath hitching. The storm was still raging outside. Damn it.

I glanced at the clock, it's still past midnight. Where are Lucas and Gavin?

For a moment, panic s
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