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By its nature, lumithium bound the four elements of air, water, earth, and fire together, and in that binding, resonance was created.
It was the first time she’d bothered to just look at him, to see him for what he was, rather than who he was.
“You know,” Ferron said, jolting her from her thoughts, “when I heard it was you I’d be getting, I was looking forward to breaking you.” He shook his head. “But I don’t think it’s possible to exceed what you’ve done to yourself.”
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“I promised I’d do anything for you.” She curled her fingers into a fist. “Maybe you didn’t realise how far I was willing to go.”
He met her stare, eyes glittering with a strange look of satisfaction. “Yes, he’s dying.”
Get closer, Ferron. Become so obsessed with finding my vulnerabilities that you don’t notice the ones I’m making in you.
“You’re like a rose in a graveyard,” he said, and his lips twisted into a bitter smile. “I wonder what you could have turned into without the war.”
