Once I arrived, I went straight to Mom’s graduation year and searched for the healing majors.
The Moon Goddess must’ve been with me because it didn’t take long before I had found the book I had been looking for. It was a huge, heavy book that clearly hadn’t been touched in years.
I struggled to carry it to the nearest table, and when I finally set it down—I was surrounded by a cloud of dust.
The combination of the dust and my bad condition made me cough loudly. Maybe Kylan was right, and I did had to work on my cardio.
Urgh, Kylan.
I pulled a disgusted face.
He was the last person I should be thinking about right now.
I opened the book and began flipping through the pages. Once again, it didn’t take long before I found what I had been looking for—but it wasn’t Adelaide.
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