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Chapter 18
ZION
I strolled into the house, my dad already busy correcting the blueprints of the house according to my mom's wishes. My mom was at the hospital, the only hospital this town had. It wasn't really busy there. In the small town, hardly anyone became sick or met into accidents. It was weird in a way. My mom was the one who took care of Brady that day. I tried my best not to think about the situation so she wouldn't know it was me who did that to him.
My parents noticed the change in me though. The way I carried myself and the amount of power that rolled off me in waves of energy –mostly dark energy. I could see the worry in my dad's eyes but he never brought it up, probably because my mother asked him to stay silent. I finally understood the amount of power I had, all I had to do was find a way to harness it.
"Zion, son?" My father said as I sat down on the couch opposite of where he was seated, "Did
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