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“Shazad--" I heard myself say. Shazad had told us to bring each other back. Not for him to save me. For us to save each other. Sam's mouth pulled up a little on the side. "Didn't I tell you?" He forced a broad smile. "All the greatest love stories end like this.”

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Book:Hero at the Fall
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