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You cannot run from home forever

last update publish date: 2026-06-04 00:01:00

Lyra’s POV

We tore through the trees toward the east side, branches whipping my face, mud sucking at my boots, the roar of water and soldiers crashing behind us. Kael stayed close enough that I could feel him at my back, his power lashing out in sharp bursts whenever a soldier got too near. Cassian kept Rowan ahead of him, one hand fisted in the back of Rowan’s jacket every time he stumbled. Rowan cursed at him the entire way, which was honestly the only reason I knew he ha
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