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pped forward, each footfa

alking, toward the altar, toward the lie, tow

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lanced through me. Like my heart was

spered. "And you...of al

or him. For the man who'd onc

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ved me

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of me. My gown tangled

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at fragile dream. He did

my one chance

middle of that church, surrounded

s no goi

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ds were

eeper than any

cre

gony, it echoed through the

pain surged through me...one I

re was nothing

n't just punishment-it was a

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ught the pain could

d

twisted. My skin burned. I collapsed again,

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turned in

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nes snapping and rearranging, one after

in. My back arched as my

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through my veins, de

owl

und that ripped through

old night, claws tearing into the groun

ed out, frantic, and desperate

ed behind her. "She's rogue now...

hinned, and faded as I

d around me. My breath came in ragged b

from

the

he bet

curling through my mind. A slow, c

me is

ugh the haze of

med into me

was like earth and wildflowers

ed, breath heaving, my golden eyes snapping f

t me like a string

a

echoed in

d wild and certain, whisp

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and over, louder than the p

es trembled, my body still in pain fro

overruled

he grief. T

it fell

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e trees, the one fat

liar who left me brok

ould fi

tear the forest

grew stronger, and sharper

like heat, calling me

I reached

om the shift. My gown was in tatters, ba

e feet crunching over twigs and leaves. Step by step, I follow

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nearly

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