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Author: BlueHaze
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**MYLES**

I gripped the marble sink, glaring at my reflection. The image of his smug smile wouldn’t leave my head. He’d looked at me like I was some kind of snack.

*Snack?* Was that the best I could come up with?

Christ, Myles. What the hell have you done?

I staggered back until I hit the wall, sliding down to the floor. Never in a million years would I have guessed he was the one. Now that I knew—and had a clue where the money came from—there was only one option left: leave the country.

I clutched my hair, frustration boiling inside. But that wasn’t possible. The next choice? Return the money and tell the bastard to back off.

But I wasn’t sure I was ready to face him yet.

A soft knock pulled me from my thoughts, followed by my mum’s voice.

“Myles, are you sure you’re okay? You’ve been acting strange.”

I raised my head, catching my pale reflection again.

“Yeah... I’ll be out in a minute,” I called back, the words sounding distant even to me.

There was a long silence b
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