But before we could go back, I stretched my hands, and called out to him. “We should remain.”I burst out in mild anxiety, my fingers suddenly fisting up at his silence. “Never mi— “ I tried to mumble. But he cut me off immediately.“If you wish it, then I have no choice, let's breathe for a little while more.”And that set a firework display show in my heart.We stayed.Not because we were hiding, not because we were afraid to return, but because Harold looked at me and said, “Let’s breathe for a while,” and something in my chest loosening anytime I remember it.The human realm felt perfect. No pack politics. No watching eyes. No layered intentions hidden beneath polite smiles. Just people living, moving, existing without knowing how fragile my life had become.We rented a small house near the edge of a town that smelled of rain and warm bread. It had white walls, creaking wooden floors, and a narrow balcony that caught the sun in the late afternoons. Harold chose it because it was
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