Chapter 57

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Aliyah's POV “Lia, pass me the flour,” Tracy said. She was grinding flour, trying to make doughs for the picnic. After another contemplation, we decided to go on a picnic instead. We'd sit on a wrapper in the grass, and watch scenery with shades on. I grabbed the flour from the counter where it was placed, and handed it to Tracy. But before she could stretch her hand to reach it, a sharp pain cut through my palm and I was forced to let go of the bowl of flour. The bowl made a loud thud to the floor, the whole flour in it spilling to the ground. Tracy turned. Her eyes widened in surprise as she immediately closed the space between us. I held my palm, groaning in pain even though I wanted to tend to the mess I've created on the floor. “Hey, you alright?” She asked. I stare

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