Blind Spot

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(Aspen’s POV) The market was busy. It was so bright and Loud. It was full of life. I should’ve felt relaxed. Instead, I felt watched. It wasn’t the first time today. It was the third. That prickling awareness between my shoulder blades, the feeling that if I turned too fast I’d catch someone staring. Each time I’d told myself I was imagining it. Too much stress. Too little sleep. Too much everything. Still, my grip tightened around the canvas tote on my shoulder as I walked between stalls. The smell of citrus and baked bread floated through the air. A musician played something soft and familiar nearby. Couples laughed. Kids darted between legs. Normal. I tried to breathe it in. My mind drifted back to this morning despite myself. Waking up in Slade’s bed had been disorienting. Wa

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