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HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN

Veil stared at her reflection in the mirror, frightened eyes staring back at her. She tried to blink it away, to push the events of the rooftop away from her mind, but the impossibility pounced back at her.

She needed a drink.

She saw the door handle turn, and Veil braced herself for what she had had to endure for the past five minutes. The few ladies who had walked in through that door seemed to think she was the villain of this story. She wondered if that would change if she told them about how she had just been harassed by another media sensation a few minutes ago.

But unlike Orleans, Veil would never do anything intentionally to ruin a person she cared about. Or used to care about.

She saw a pair of boots push in through the door first before the rest of her figure followed. She was talking to someone on the other side of the door, nodding briskly before sauntering into the bathroom and closing the door behind her.

Autumn’s hair was put up in a messy bun, and her face was ba
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