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apped inside every nerve ending. The world was a sym
od in her mouth, the screaming protest of her fingernails being ripped from theirdamp concrete walls. Aldo's voice, smooth and cultured, slithered through the foul air
nto the light, wearing Kaycee's Chanel suit like a second skin. "Oh, honey, don't struggle. It ruins the
fe, the volume cranked to an unbearable level.
O of Gallagher-Sterling, confirmed dea
nt
k sedan filled the screen, a pyre for the only man who had eve
ear, her breath hot and smelling of champagne. "We sent him a l
at. He had died because of her. Because
" Aldo said
lled with a clear, shimmering
r to the chair, a final, desperate surge of
hammered against her ribs, a frantic, uneven rh
s. As the darkness closed in, a single, silent vow formed in the ruins o
, no
.
ped open, but the darkness behind her eyelids didn't vanish immediately. It lingered, paintel the cold, hollow bite of a needle. Instead, her finger
fr
bird, the rhythm frantic and uneven. Thump. Thump
asn't
t heaved as she clawed at her own neck, her fingernails digging int
avy curtains, she saw them. Her fingernails were long, shaped into
g her stomach lurch. She gagged, squeezing her eyes shut, fighting down the bile
e knocked over a glass of water. It shattered, the sound like a gunshot in the
it up, blind
ay, Ma
ye
a yea
tears finally spilled over. They weren't tears of r
ng ended. Or rather, the d
live. He
med. It smelled of the tuberose candles she u
e a newborn foal's. She walked to t
chair. It was a girl in silk pajamas, her hair messy, her eyes wide wi
ngling heat. The phantom needle in her neck vanish
was
me, she was
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