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FIFTEEN
Kyliena.
The night was cool, the silence it brought seemed to swallow this side of the world whole. The sort that flaunted the millions of stars in the sky like diamonds floating in a sea of deep blue.
Shoving my hands into the pockets of my ripped jeans, I stepped out of my grandparent’s house into the night.
Again I was leaving the house without saying a word to my grandparents who were sound asleep in their beds.
It has been a week since that boy that looks so much like Niklaus carried me out from deep within the forest.
He saved my life. If he hadn’t gotten m
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