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Chapter 18: Destined or Doomed?
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The storm had only grown stronger by the time Kian and Aria reached the abandoned cabin. Rain lashed at their backs, soaking them to the bone as they pushed through the underbrush. Kian spotted the structure first, a weathered wooden cabin nestled between thick trees, almost hidden from view.“This way,” he murmured, tugging Aria forward.She didn’t argue. They were both exhausted, their bodies aching from the endless running, the fights, the fear. They needed shelter. At least for the night.Kian pushed the door open cautiously, his muscles tense, knife in hand. The cabin smelled of damp wood and dust, long forgotten by whoever had built it. A small fireplace sat unused in the corner, a rickety table and chairs covered in cobwebs.“It’s empty,” Kian said, his voice barely above a whisper.Aria let out a breath she hadn’t realized she was holding. “Then we stay here for now.”They stepped inside, the warmth—however slight—immediately welcome. Kian shut the door behind them, pressing h
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The world shimmered like liquid silver, vast and endless beneath a sky filled with stars too bright, too close. The air was thick with the scent of night-blooming jasmine and something more—something familiar.Kian stood at the edge of a still, glowing lake, his bare feet sinking into soft, warm grass. The reflection of the moon rippled across the water, impossibly large, impossibly radiant.Where am I?A whisper of wind carried a sound—soft, hesitant footsteps.And then, he saw her.Aria.She was walking toward him, her long hair cascading down her back in waves of moonlight, her bare feet silent against the grass. She wore a simple dress, light and flowing, the fabric shimmering like the stars above them.His breath hitched."Aria?"Her eyes widened, filling with the same disbelief and wonder that was gripping him. "Kian…"The moment their eyes met, a force—something primal, something ancient—pulled them toward each other. His pulse thundered in his ears as he stepped forward, closi
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