That night, Judas didn’t come to the room—not that I was expecting him to. But what I wasn’t expecting was the absence of punishment. No harsh words, no wrathful orders, no cruel consequences. Again, he surprised me.I didn’t know when the burnt clothes were replaced with new ones. Honestly, I had no idea. The only thing I knew was that when I woke up the next morning, the wardrobe wasn’t empty anymore. It overflowed with options—warm, soft, and luxurious like they were handpicked just to spite me.And right now, I stood by the window, wrapped in a beige sweater that clung to my frame like a warm hug, black fleece leggings that hugged my legs snugly, and a cashmere scarf draped loosely around my neck. The view outside was pristine—snow stretching out endlessly, the world blanketed in white. Just two days ago, I was out there, probably dying.He could’ve left me. Should’ve, maybe. But he didn’t. He brought me inside instead. I faintly remembered that night—a blur of nightmares, flashes
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