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Chapter 19
Taylor
I stumbled through the woods, lost. The limbs tore at my face and hair as I tried to push through the bramble. The voice that had led me from the coven’s small house had vanished as I found myself deeper in the forest.
“Shit.” I hissed as I stumbled over a raised tree root, losing my footing.
I needed to stop, gain my bearings somehow. I wanted to use my magic to lead me out of the forest, but a small voice in the back of mind
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