Finally, I pull back just enough to look at her. “I’ll find a way to stay close. There’s a university near the Wintermoon Lands. I’ll get a job there, keep myself busy while I wait to see you again. But I can’t live in Wintermoon, Claudia. Not yet.” Her shoulders sink, and her scent shifts—disappointment tinged with the faintest edge of stubbornness. She doesn’t argue again, but that look in her eyes tells me she’s not done with this fight. Not by a long shot. And, god help me, I think she might actually find a way. “Let me hold you a little longer. Then I’ll go home,” she murmurs, voice soft
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