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Amara’s POVThe air was crisp, carrying the faint scent of dew as the sun cast a golden glow over the park. Elian had insisted we meet here for “something different,” and I had reluctantly agreed, unsure of what to expect. When I arrived, I found him waiting by a clearing, dressed casually in a black hoodie and joggers. He looked like he belonged there—calm, composed, and in control. “You’re late,” he teased, a small grin tugging at his lips. I rolled my eyes, crossing my arms. “What’s this all about, Elian?” His grin widened. “Self-defense lessons.” I blinked. “Self-defense?” He nodded, stepping closer. “You need to know how to protect yourself, Amara. Life’s unpredictable, and it doesn’t hurt to be prepared.” I frowned, feeling a mix of annoyance and curiosity. “And you’re the expert now?” “Let’s just say I’ve had my share of training,” he said cryptically, his gray eyes glinting with amusement. “Now, are you going to argue, or do you want to learn?” “Okay,” he began, stand
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Amara’s POV"Are you okay?" Alex asked, his voice softer now. I nodded shakily, my heart still racing. "I... I think so." He reached out, his hand brushing against my cheek. "You’re safe now. I won’t let anyone hurt you." I looked up at him, gratitude and something else swirling in my chest. "Thank you, Alex. You saved me." Before he could respond, another voice interrupted us. "Amara!" I turned to see Ryder."Are you okay?" Ryder asked.“I’m fine,” I cut him off coldly, stepping away from him. Ryder’s expression fell, but he pressed on. "Amara, please. I know I’ve hurt you, but I need to explain. I—" “Enough!” I snapped, my voice trembling with anger. "I don’t want to hear your excuses, Ryder. You don’t get to act concerned after everything you’ve done." He reached out to me, desperation in his eyes. "Amara, I made a mistake. I was weak, and I hate myself for it. But I love you. I always have—" Before he could finish, my hand flew across his face, the sound of the slap echo
