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Chapter 28

Author: Elle A. H.
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July 6th

Max’s point of view

I rubbed my eyes and yawned. It was a quarter past midnight already, and I’d finished the Megestanis paperwork for the week. After switching off my computer and the lights downstairs, I headed to bed.

After I creaked open my bedroom door, I found a figure already in my bed. Sleeping soundly in the soft blue hue of the moon was Skye. She hadn’t stepped inside this room for two weeks. Not since she moved her things into the spare room and refused to even share a bathroom with me. But there she was, asleep in my bed.

She hadn’t stirred with my entrance. I could stand and admire her. She’d never know.

In her white nightdress, she was an angel. With cherry lips and blushed cheeks, radiant skin and golden flowing locks. Everything was so perfect. I could find no faults in her.

When I came out of the bathroom, she still lay there peacefully. So I slipped into the bed beside her a

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