I was used to the smell of antiseptic, but my heart was hammering against my ribs.When the last strip of gauze fell away, I finally saw myself in the mirror propped up by the bed.A face stared back at me—but it wasn't mine.The jawline was sharper, the cheekbones higher, the corners of her eyes tilted up just so. A scar, thin as a silver lightning bolt, ran down the left side of her face, from temple to the corner of her mouth. My eyes were still blue, but the face… it was a complete stranger's.My old face, the gentle face Alessio had once cupped in his hands, was gone."This isn't me," my voice trembled.Angelo leaned against the wall, arms crossed, watching me like I was a bomb about to detonate. Then he grinned, trying to lighten the mood. "The scar is badass, sweetheart. It means you survived. Half the world is six feet under, and you're still breathing. That's pretty damn cool.""But I don't even know who I am anymore."A familiar, cold voice cut in. "Good," Stephen said from t
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