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ftops like fists on locked doors. Streets ran like rivers, neon signs sputtered in the do
t at this hour, not in this weather. Yet
eighbor. Not the shu
ratch Paus
barefoot on the cold tiles, the hairs on her arms lifting like ne
e it
e rain, eyes gleaming with unnatural intensity. The drenched c
iful. Instead, it looked
ice sounded unsure even to her own ears. She bent low, the metallic tang of
her eyes shifted past the creature, t
when sh
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of her rain-slicked window.
screamed to run, to call someone, anyone-but the cat slipp
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ized she wasn't

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