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Chapter 31 (iii)

Jayden was the first to be released from the spell the video had held us under. He took me by the hand and tugged me from the house before I could begin to process his action. He didn’t stop until we were at the end of the driveway, wanting to be as far away from the chaos and loud relatives as possible.

His face was grave, even more so under the pale glow of the moon. His eyes held a sorrow I couldn’t comprehend.

“I’m…so sorry,” he said.

His words left me dumbfounded. Of all the things I thought he would say—the accusations he would’ve been right to lay out against me—an apology was the very last thing I expected.

“For what?” I couldn’t meet his gaze, too ashamed by the ease with which I’d condemned him without ever giving him a chance to explain himself. I’d been as ready to crucify him as my mother had been. The faith I was meant to have, the trust I should’ve pu

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