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my lungs burning, the world around me
asn't an accident - it was deliberate. I knew who did it
undamentally different foundations, especially wh
ted, every ingredient meticulously checked. Jason, on the other
e some kind of quirk, which caus
e dish just for me at a family gathering. She never seemed to fully grasp how serious my allergy was. She'd say
r place. At one family dinner, as I carefully picked at the steamed ch
Her voice was sickly sweet. "Don't you th
not a diet plan, Kelly.
ason told me you used to eat peanuts as a kid
, sitting beside me, cleared his throat - and said no
ly, I don't know how you two make it work. Food is such a huge part of life, especially ar
words, as if my dietary restrictions
. The air was thick with the smell of grilled meat and rich
le too eagerly. "It's my dad's sig
safe? You know how sens
l. Stop being so paranoid. It's a special batch, really smooth." Kelly and his
read across my tongue. Before I could process it,
roat, eyes wide with fear, trying to ga
king over a tray of drinks. Jason
e asked urgently, a sudden
at my throat, fighting to breathe
onsumed me. Jason finally realized how serious
p sting that gradually restored my breathing. I gasped for air, each breath a small victo
son sat beside my bed, looking genuinely shaken
d no idea. I thought it was just bourbon. My dad sometimes adds h
l personally prepare all your food." He squeezed my h

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