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Chapter 26
“Yes what?”
Nathan's lip curled up slightly in amusement. “You know I can still read some of your thoughts. Yes, I killed kids. Is that really the reason you went with that guy? Because he told you about my past?”
“No, I told you I didn't grab his hand, he took mine.”
“Whatever,” he said, still not believing me.
I shook my head. “So why did you do it?”
Nathan leaned his head back on the rusty car and peered at me down his nose. “It's a long story.&r
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