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The rain came without warning.
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Fat raindrops pelted Navier’s body, ice–cold and biting to the bone.
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Her wounds were still raw. The rain soaked through her bandages, bringing waves of searing pain.
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She tried to maneuver her wheelchair, desperate to leave, but there was no way to hail a ride on the
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expressway.
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Her fingers, frozen stiff from the cold, struggled to grip the wheels that kept slipping on the wet surface, nearly tipping over several times.
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Finally, at a turn, the wheelchair lost balance and crashed to the ground.
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Navier’s knees slammed against the cold cement, tearing open her wounds. Blood ran down her legs, mixing with rainwater to stain the ground red.
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She bit down hard, fighting through the pain as she tried to get up, but her weakened body failed her again and again.
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The rain fell harder. Her vision blurred until she couldn’t tell if it was rain or tears streaming down
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her face.
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She lay there, her body trembling, an overwhelming sense of humiliation clawing at her chest.
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Lysander had abandoned her for a glimpse of someone with the faintest resemblance to Ophelia.
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How had she ever convinced herself he might someday love her?
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A bitter laugh escaped her lips, then turned to silent tears.
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how long she
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with sheer willpower, she forced herself up–inch by
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wheelchair.
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were soaked through, her wounds bleached white from the rain, the pain nearly numbing. Still, she gritted her teeth, inching forward, pushing the wheelchair toward home.
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later, she finally
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mess, soaked to
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expressions. She simply said
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clean bandages.”
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until that night.
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was slightly disheveled, his expression weary, but his eyes held
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sat on the sofa, glancing up at him. Her voice was eerily
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found her, but she wasn’t like
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nor did he ask how she’d
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that Ophelia–like silhouette. It was as if
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merely air.
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and returned late, spending every
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watched from a distance and felt
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was
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so was her resolve.
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gathered everything she’d ever owned in this house–clothes, jewelry, perfumes–things she’d bought to
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in the
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she lit a fire and threw the items in one
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