HIS MINI BEAR
Mila stammered, shaking her head violently, as if sheer denial could force the words back into Hera’s throat before they could fully take root in reality.
But Hera only smiled.
That knowing, cruel smile—one that didn’t need to be loud to be loud.
It was in the creases of her weathered face, in the gleam of her ancient eyes.
Ace, small and defiant in the grand scheme of the world, scoffed. “Sure, I will die one day,” he said, rolling his eyes.
His small hands clenched into fists around his teddy bear. He glared up at Hera. “But I think you’ll die first, creepy old lady.”
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