Chapter XLIV

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~ Rain  "You." He spat. It was either that I was dumb enough not to realize the gravity of 'the mess' he was talking about or that he was exaggerating things so when it was time he killed me, I would feel like I deserved it.  "And how exactly is that?" I inquired, raising an eyebrow.  "Your father was the one who insisted on keeping you. I warned him not to, but he was too much of a fool to listen." He rambled on. "Now it is time he paid for what he did." The more he spoke, the more confused I got. He was supposed to explain things for me, but from what I see all he was doing was raising more questions to my brain.  "You said you were going to explain. I do not think you are doing a good job at it." I retorted.  "Nothing I say will change the outcome now." He chuckled darkly. A shiver

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