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Chapter 1-AVA
Chapter 2-AVA-LOGAN
Chapter 3-AVA
Chapter 4-LOGAN
Chapter 5-AVA
Chapter 6-AVA
Chapter 7-AVA
Chapter 8-AVA
Chapter 9-AVA
Chapter 10-AVA
Chapter 11 - AVA
Chapter 12 - LOGAN
Chapter 13 - AVA
Chapter 14 - LANDON
Chapter 15 - AVA
Chapter 16 - LIAM
Chapter 17 - AVA
Chapter 18 - LUCAS
Chapter 19 - AVA
Chapter 20 - LOGAN
Chapter 21 - AVA
Chapter 22 - LANDON
Chapter 23 - AVA
Chapter 24 - LIAM
Chapter 25 - AVA
Chapter 26 - LUCAS
Chapter 27 - AVA
Chapter 28 - LOGAN
Chapter 29 - AVA
Chapter 30 - LANDON
Chapter 31 - AVA
Chapter 32 - LIAM
Chapter 33 - LUCAS
Chapter 34 - AVA
Chapter 35 - LOGAN
Chapter 36 - AVA
Chapter 37 - LANDON
Chapter 38 - AVA
Chapter 39 - LIAM
Chapter 40 - AVA
Chapter 41 - LOGAN
Chapter 42 - LUCAS
Chapter 43 - LANDON
Chapter 44 - AVA
Chapter 45 - LOGAN
Chapter 46 - AVA
Chapter 47 - LIAM
Chapter 48 - LUCAS
Chapter 49 - LANDON
Chapter 50 - AVA
Chapter 51 - LOGAN
Chapter 52 - LIAM
Chapter 53 - ELENA
Chapter 54 - LUCAS
Chapter 55 - AVA
Chapter 56 - LANDON
Chapter 57 - LIAM
Chapter 58 - LOGAN
Chapter 59 - AVA
Chapter 60 - LUCAS
Chapter 61 - ELENA
Chapter 62 - LANDON
Chapter 63 - AVA
Chapter 64 - LIAM
Chapter 65 - AVA
Chapter 66 - LOGAN
Chapter 67 - LUCAS
Chapter 68 - ELENA
Chapter 69 - LANDON
Chapter 70 - ELENA
Chapter 71 - LUCAS
Chapter 72 - LANDON
Chapter 73 - AVA
Chapter 74 - LIAM
Chapter 75 - LOGAN
Chapter 76 - ELENA
Chapter 77 - LUCAS
Chapter 78 - ELENA
Chapter 79 - LANDON
Chapter 80 - AVA
Chapter 81 - LOGAN
Chapter 82 - LIAM
Chapter 83 - ELENA
Chapter 84 - LUCAS
Chapter 85 - AVA
Chapter 86 - LOGAN
Chapter 87 - LANDON
Chapter 88 - LIAM
Chapter 89 - ELENA
Chapter 90 - AVA
Chapter 91 - LOGAN
Chapter 92 - LIAM
Chapter 93 - LUCAS
Chapter 94 - ELENA
Chapter 95 - LANDON
Chapter 96 - AVA
Chapter 97 - LOGAN
Chapter 98 - DRAVEN
Chapter 99 - LIAM
Chapter 100 - LOGAN
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Chapter 17 - AVA
The dreams came in fragments, shattered pieces of a past I couldn't fully grasp. Children laughing by a lake. A rope swing. Four boys pulling me into their games instead of pushing me away. The images felt both foreign and achingly familiar, like a song I'd once known but forgotten the words to.
I w...