The first thing I noticed was the ceiling.It wasn’t the hospital’s ceiling, or the painted one of Derrick’s mansion, or the cracked plaster of the prison I had spent five years staring at. It was white, clean, with faint patterns in the corners that looked expensive.My head throbbed and my throat burned. For a long moment, I couldn’t move. I didn’t even know where I was. The last memory I had was a bar. So where was I?I sat up too fast, my head spinning as the door opened.A man stepped in with a tray that had toast, eggs and a glass of juice on it. As he set it in my lap, my eyes went to his face and I froze.No. It couldn’t be.“Spencer?” My voice was barely a whisper.He smiled faintly—that same crooked smile I had once loved.But it was impossible. Spencer had died in an open fire years ago. I had mourned him and buried my love for him.I stood up fast as my hands trembled. “No. This isn’t real. You’re dead.”“I’m not,” he said calmly, setting the tray on the table. “Eat first.
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