I left her there crying as I walked toward the gate. A piece of my soul had died … - Richelle Mead

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Richelle Mead

I left her there crying as I walked toward the gate. A piece of my soul had died when Dimitri had fallen. Turning my back on her now, I felt another piece die as well. Soon there wouldn't be anything left inside me.

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