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Chapter 34 : Distant Dreams

Astrid

Once we were back in Bridgewater, I dropped Tristan off outside of his apartment. He was oddly quiet and avoided my eyes when he said goodbye. It left a sour taste in my mouth, but after how things went with Charles, I figured he just needed space to cool off.

“It’ll be fine,” Eddie assured me as we drove back to the packhouse.

“I know,” I said. I didn’t believe it, though. “Thank you for coming with me.”

“No problem,” he replied. “I’m glad I could help.”

It felt like something had shifted between Tristan and I during the long, quiet drive back to Bridgewater. Tristan had been so angry when we left the apartment. I had expected him to vent, or even argue with Eddie about what happened. Instead, he just looked out the window.

I should have thanked him. I was kicking myself for not trying to talk to him about what happened. I was just shaken up by it.

When we got back to the packhouse, Eddie insisted on carrying my bags back in for me. I didn’t argue. I just picked
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