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2024-10-29 19:42:56LYRA
I press my forehead against the cold marble of the kitchen island, trying to relieve the pressure that is building in my head. Andrew and James have been pelting me with the same questions since I came down the stairs. “I told you all I can remember,” I gently pound my head against the marble as I speak. “Cain was definitely there when I was kidnapped, but there was someone else there too.”
“Was it his father?” Andrew repeats for the thousandth time.
“It did not sound like Edward,” I breathe in deeply trying to remain calm.
Andrew is pacing the length of the kitchen and with every step is getting more irritated. “Did you recognize the voice?”
“I do not know, Andrew.” I grit my teeth to keep myself from yelling. “The voice sounded familiar, but it is not one I can place.” I have been racking my brain for hours, trying to
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