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"Hang in there. We'll figure this out." But before I could say anything else, I heard the click of the call ending. Glory hung up on me, leaving me alone with the sound of the cold night wind and the crushing weight of reality. She was out of control, and I needed to act fast.

Joe said but Leon hung up the call on him. **** *****

I say. And then I hang up.

[Don't you dare hang up the phone. "O-Okay... I'll go to sleep now, aren't you going to hang it up already?" [You forgot to tell something.] Now I'm confused. What is he talking about? "Tell about what?" [The one that you used to tell me before I hang up the phone.] "Huh?" [Tch. Goodnight.] "G-Goodnight." I thought he would already hang up the phone but he still didn't. "L-Lucifer?' [You really forget about it? Are you fucking serious?]

But again, no response came, only the heavy sound of his breath, ticking away the seconds. Overwhelmed, I pressed my palm against my mouth to stifle a sob that threatened to erupt, a storm of emotions swirling within me. I couldn’t utter another word, yet I couldn’t bring myself to hang up either, lingering on that fragile connection. Then, like a sudden gust of wind, the call ended. He hung up on me.

We can’t handle all that. Me:(shocked) We? Barr. Glow; I am backing off too.(hangs up).

The seventh node on the edge of completion. Waiting. Cliffhanger.

So when Julian says, “What do you say, man?” I don’t hang up. I don’t say no. I just sit there, gripping my phone, knowing that whatever I say next will change everything.

"So your phone just read your mind and texted me on its own?" "I didn't answer because… I thought you were okay. I didn't want to say something wrong and make you angrier. That's why I didn't pick up. If I'd known you were in danger, I would've come without hesitation. "I didn't expect things would get so serious that day… But it's okay, Brianna. We're still young. We still have time. We can always have another child."

“Y a menos que alguien se esté muriendo, no me vuelvas a llamar {And unless someone is dying—don’t call me again}” He hung up and threw the phone into the sink basin, before hitting the shower.