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CHAPTER 101

Author: Tellachino
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A Step Into the Unknown

Fiona and Darwin didn’t speak as they left the airstrip. The weight of everything that had happened—the fights, the betrayals, the victories—still clung to them. But for the first time, it wasn’t a burden. It was a reminder. A lesson.

They had survived.

Now, they had to figure out how to live.

The ride back to the city was quiet, the hum of the engine the only sound filling the space between them. Fiona watched the world blur past the window, her thoughts tangled.

A fresh start. She had said those words, had meant them, but starting over wasn’t as easy as just saying it.

What did a fresh start even look like for her?

She had spent years pretending to be someone else, living under false names, running from shadows. Who was she without the fight? Without the need to constantly look over her shoulder?

Darwin’s voice pulled her from her thoughts.

“We should talk about where we go from here.”

Fiona turned to him, searching his face. “You mean us?”

He nod
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