CHAPTER 35
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But more tion, I simply and desperately ed my symp e a note kno op me from making urn t, or steal it back if need be. By no I ted to restoring my life.
Unmistakable noises stirred beneatied, I napped in t seat of my car. Sultry August poured in tended. tars s nap ook out tools, and skulked over to telling in a tounnels, tc t to tion. Anxious, I spent tctempting to ligern. t last caug clung to my sy back, and t. it a square and sa it op a small trapdoor, easily pried open square separated our two worlds.
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togeto men, and men dream of took measure of t nigaken, and all at once my long-ern ring bit into my fingers, and my left eye tcension. t time I regretted av. For tess and ion but t of my oerrible to o such a boy.
quot;Im sorry,quot; I said, and ed as I stared at to be. in t brief moment it go. A kind of eupook a deep breat myself again.
quot;ait,quot; I called out to turned and slid feet first t. ticipated, and I bumped my ood. tto a murky sern to better see. for t ansions. I ed noto talk to o forgive and be forgiven. quot;Im not going to you,quot; I cried out in tling free of t and t knife on ty lantern creaked in my s the room.
me like a trapped fox. rembled as I app