Chapter 7-2

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She held it out toward me. Careful. Almost fearful. Like she was handing back something cursed. I reached out. Caught it midair. For a brief second, I looked at it. Really looked. The faint stains. The worn edges. The quiet history it carried. Then… I dropped it into the trash bin beside me. No hesitation. No ceremony. “I don’t take back things I’ve thrown away,” I said lightly, already turning back to my desk. Her eyes widened. Shock flickering into something sharper. Something colder. I leaned back slightly, crossing my legs with care, ignoring the dull ache in my ankle. “But if you’re interested in collecting leftovers,” I added, my tone soft and effortless, “feel free.” I gestured toward the bin. “Just don’t delay the next appointment.” For a moment… Her smile s

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