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“A measuring look crossed Javade’s eyes as he said nothing, letting the silence thicken deliberately, drawing out the awkward feeling of something not quite right, like the moment before a coiled snake strikes. It was the kind of silence that made ancient beings feel watched by something older and more deadly than judgement. ‘I don’t like you.’ He said finally.”

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