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g as I scanned the results again. The numbers didn't l
or crea
just as Nathaniel stormed in. His e
ers clamped around my wri
t? Wh
ulled me along, dragging me
oared as he floored the gas pedal, sAt the altar,
iling for the cameras. He stood
reached for his hand,
s shirt as if preparing for an execution rather than a honeymoon. I
uld make him lose cont
, we pulled in
n a hurry, not looking at me. "She's in urgent
words, a nurse grabbed my ar
to Nathaniel. "I'll do it. But I n
furrowed.
sisted, my v
n his jaw. "If thi
t," I cut
elationship with Freya. Af
ident. After his death, his heart was donated, and I, desperate to feel his h
d. Only after seeing a photo of his cousin Freya wi
a heart transplant. The do
one," he
completely unrelate
oftly, before walking
terile silence. I turned my head, every movem
w and tender. "You scared me, Freya," he murmured, brushing a str
squeezing his hand. "You'd
s pa
my bed, my fingers trembling from exhau
ra
e floor, splinters of it scatte
at them,
eft me in a whisper, fragile, lost. "W
lurred m
Ronan. but Nathaniel's h
month
thick with smoke, liquor, and som
d open the V
Then, the sight-Nathaniel, lounging on the couch, shirt
zy circles on his chest. She leaned in, her lips brush
slicing through the haze. "
indifference settled in. He took a slow s
to talk
leaned in closer to him, fingers pl
pulled out a file and s
against his glass, not bothe
" My tone was sharp. "He sent me to
h, finally shifting his
at's
glance at the paper, and tossed it back
rs, turned on my heel, and walked
d out into the night air. The wind br
, everything between Na

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