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You Can Run

Author: Lady min
last update publish date: 2026-04-03 01:34:31

Amara didn’t think.

She just ran.

Her bare feet slammed against the cold marble floors as she pushed herself forward, her breath coming out in sharp, uneven gasps. The hallway stretched endlessly ahead of her—dark, unfamiliar, suffocating.

Her heart pounded violently.

Too fast.

Too loud.

Everything felt too real.

Too sharp.

Too intense.

“Just run… just run…” she whispered to herself.

Her senses were still out of control—every sound echoing in her ears, every scent overwhelming her. Sh
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