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Chapter 34: Distance

Author: Jayne
last update publish date: 2026-06-11 22:00:53
LENA

The next morning, I woke up determined and that should have worried me because every terrible decision I had made in my life had started with determination.

I spent half the night replaying my conversation with Kael.

Fear keeps people alive. Respect doesn’t stop a knife.

The words had stayed with me long after I returned to my room.

At first, I had been annoyed, then curious, then guilt washed over me because the look in his eyes before he walked away wasn’t anger.

It was something else… so
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