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— ¶ ¶ — POINT OF VIEW This story is written in dual first-person POV. You will live primarily inside Raven’s head because that is where the real war is fought. The perspective of other characters would appear selectively when their inner worlds deepen the emotional stakes. You will always know whose head you are in. I will never leave you lost or hanging. Trust me. — ¶ ¶ — AUTHOR'S NOTE Thank you all genuinely. Out of everything you could be reading right now, you chose this. That is not something I take lightly.

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Third Person's Point of view “What stunning scenery, isn’t it? Ideal for couples who wish to enjoy a stroll while engaging in meaningful discussion." Augustus couldn't keep a sneering smirk off his face when he saw Heather. He was well aware that Theo was already gazing at him, so he simply served to aggravate the situation.

* Third Person’s Point of View Thirty minutes have passed and everyone is enjoying themselves, they are eating and drinking just like what people do in a party. Cypher Kurt, on the other hand, kept on looking at X, or in Shin Alexandra when he got the chance and he noticed that she is still roaming around to have a chat with people who are members of the underground society.

EPISODE Third Person's Point of View Under the clear morning sky, with the clock having just passed seven o’clock, forty-nine warriors marched along the broad road that stretched through the heart of the marketplace. As they passed, the townspeople greeted them with courtesy and respect. Some offered polite bows, while others smiled and stepped aside to make way for the group. Store owners standing at the entrances of their shops paused from their work to acknowledge the warriors, recognizing them as protectors of the town. Their presence naturally drew attention, yet none of the warriors seemed interested in the admiration they received.

Third Person's Point of View Alexia looked at the window of Nathan's room. She entered the room and sat beside Nathan, unconsciously confined. " Nathan?! " She whispered. " I know you can hear me... " She holds his hands. " ... You're such a jerk! Why are you not yet waking up, huh? ... " Alexia's tears are weeping on her face again. " ... We have a lot of places to go to remember? We still have a lot of time that we will spend together! You said you will never leave me Nathan!.... "

Daphne’s Point of View We did not have to walk too far before we came upon a group of vehicles. I have seen some of the vehicles in my town but have never ridden in one. Eve3ryone is piling into trucks, and cars and I look up at Caleb with questions.

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CHAPTER 20 Ryan quickly walked back to Mrs Williams' place. He knocked on the door gently. " Come in," Mrs Williams responded from inside. Ryan opened the door gently and walked in. Mrs Williams looked at him. "Please sit down on the couch, I'll join you soon." Mrs Williams said and pointed to the couch. Ryan nodded and motioned towards it. He sat on it, quite nervous. Mrs Williams stood up and walked to the place where she had directed Ryan. She sat on a couch opposite Ryan and heaved a heavy sigh.

He began to take steps toward his home, or should I say our home. Author's Point of View They both began their new lives looking deeply into each other's eyes. The only difference was that one side was filled with pure affection, while the other was filled with pure hatred.