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Chapter 65
The sun had risen on the horizon, illuminating the green forest.
Willow and Wes walked in silence for the rest of the way until they reached the top of the hill, from where the organization building was partially visible.
"Wait here," she said to him before second-guessing her decision. "No," she shook her head, "come with me."
"Why don't you want to leave me here? Do you not trust me?"
"No, I don't. If anyone from the organization sees you they won't hesitate to kill you, or you will kill them. Neither of the outcomes is favorable," she said monotonously.
She walked down the hill and looked back to see him.
"Now," she stated, "follow my exact steps. Do not stray."
"Why?" He asked, but she had already started walking towards the building.
"Not everybody can enter the organization."
He saw her footprints and matched his steps to them. She then took him to the side of the building and looked up.
"That's my
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