Chapter 9

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Warmth flooded my chest, wrapping around my heart so tight it felt like I was swaddled in a sun-warmed blanket. As it turned out, our fates had been tied together five whole years earlier, long before either of us had realized it. That night, I laughed and cried all at once, emotions spilling out of me like a broken dam. Ian stayed right by my side the whole time, quiet and steady, listening as I rambled on about all the grievances and pent-up frustration I'd carried over the past few years. By the end of it, I curled up in his arms and drifted off into a deep, peaceful sleep. When I woke up the next morning, I was tucked in my own bed. On the nightstand beside me sat a glass of lukewarm water and a small handwritten note. Drink some water when you wake up. I picked up breakfast fo

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