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Sarahi stepped into the hallway, shut the door and leaned against it. Soon I'll have to meet Lucien and Mr. Smith in the chapel. That will be… amazing, but seeing Josiah is better. I can see he's conflicted, and no surprise. The child in him still feels the sting of abandonment, no matter how necessary, and of course, he doesn't really understand yet why it was so important. I wonder if he knows I'm a Succubus. Likely not. That will be another revelation, and he's so confused already. I can feel a deep resentment and animosity radiating from him. Not toward me exactly, or at least not entirely. My boy is disenchanted about a great many things, if his obvious rage is any indication. Part of it, I suppose, is a young man's angst. Based on what I've heard so far, it's not entirely unju
