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Chapter 45
Anderson had been worried about them both that was the reason he had opted to try and protect them. He had initially wanted to stay with Carson, but realized he was not in his room after knocking a few times and entering. Anderson knew there was only one place left for him to be, especially when he had not been given much attention all evening since they got back. Although he did not know about later that evening, he knew Kira would definitely give him some attention during his sleepless night. Seeing a dead body for the first time was not something someone easily got over.
Anderson walked to the girl’s room. He was about to knock gently so just so he did not wake up Mel. Anderson realized the door had a slight crack opened and was not completely closed. Looking through, he saw his two friends seated by the window ledge, having a conversation. Anderson smiled slightly. It had been a while since all three of them had sat out there and had a conversation. Anderson felt it
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