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Epilogue Pt. 3
Jane DoeThis is the ending to Iridian's Epilogue, but also the beginning to a new journey. The battle between the Light and Dark is never-ending, and as valiantly as Rachel and her friends have fought, their victory has caught the attention of something even worse, something that wants to devour them all. It's times like these that will test the bonds forged and will reveal the motives of those we call friend and foe. Nothing is ever easy, especially when magic is involved but if Rachel has learned one thing, it's that no matter how dark things become, love alone will light the way. Thank you all so, so much for reading.
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“Where the hell is Aiden?” I frowned, brushing a clump of my flaming locks from my sweaty forehead. Even in a tank-top and shorts, the June heat was taking a toll.Our town had always been sweltering with heat, but this year the humidity was thicker than usual. The old air conditioner in Stella’s was wheezing with effort to battle the heat. Still, it felt nicer in here than it did outside.Stella’s Di
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As I had year after year; my eyes fluttered open, tracing the large crack in the ceiling. I could have sworn it grew over the years, but I long ago stopped caring. On especially boring days, I would lay in bed and make patterns out of the popcorn ceiling. From the thin layer of sweat coating my body, I knew today would be miserably humid. Our little window air conditioner only did so much against the blistering sun.The scent of sweet syrupy pancakes filled my nose, awakening my stomach. Mom had long ago stopped letting my Dad cook. Over ten batches of burnt bacon later, she had learned her lesson
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