lin'
my eyes fl
nt. My chest heaved violently, and the frantic,
breat
nality of my death in The Stone Quarters. I remembered my spirit fading away into nothingness at the graveyard.
let me fade. She had sen
dy... it felt entirely alien. It was a fragile, bird-like cage of bones, comp
The room around me was a blur of soft pink walls and a vanity table cluttered with girl
he vanity to pull myself up and
e confirmed my impossible
like a porcelain doll on the verge of shattering. Wide, frightened eyes stared back at me. This was not the fa
brushing the stranger's cheek. I
memories crashed into my skull,
ng my lungs. I had been in the garden. I was alwa
t, pathetic suffering. I was Kaitlin Padilla. I had a stern, dist
vessel. The agony of Elara's rejection and death mixed with the suffocati
Goddess, yo
picture of absolute relief. She dropped the towels in her hands a
s was Willow Hayes, my personal maid. Her concern was genuine, a s
whisper. The voice that came out w
ater to my lips. "You gave us such a fright, Miss Kaitlin! You've been unconscious for thr
ee
illow," I asked, trying to keep my voic
d by the question, b
the date, my bl
my death. I had been dead for ex
that I was awake, I lay in the silence of the
side myself, searching for the famil
Absolut
any werewolf, I was the lowest of the
. No one in their right mind would ever suspect a sickly, wolfle
was all still there, burning in my chest. But it was no longer a
and walked back to the mirror. I looked
e girl who had drowned
he cold, unyielding f
m b
vow echoed in the deepest,
nroe. Hard
g you stole from me. And I
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