CHAPTER TWENTY ONE: COMBAT TRAINING

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Two days had passed since my fight with Kieran and I still felt like my heart was broken into a million pieces. I barely left my room except for meals and even then, I avoided looking at Kieran when he was in the kitchen. I could feel his eyes on me during those brief encounters, but I wasn't ready to face him yet. His words - "Maybe I'm wasting my time trying to help someone who clearly doesn't want to be helped" - kept replaying in my mind. On the third morning, Marcus knocked on my door. "Laila?" he called gently. "Can I come in?" "I'm fine, Marcus," I said through the door. "I just want to be alone." "I know you're hurt," Marcus said. "And I know my brother said something stupid that he's been beating himself up about for days. But hiding in your room isn't going to help

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