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Then why, the thought traced through her mind,
and how were the accidents and misdeeds done before then? Each fallen
angel had been trapped in their own separate Seplicur......
It wasn't long before she was reading the back logs of the
case, as well as the notes that Philip and the others had
collected.
One thing was obvious to her though after reading
them.
There was a gap there.
Julia rubbed her stomach gently and sat back, her other
hand over the enter key to close the files as her gaze clouded over
again.
There was something missing and, because other dangers had
come up before they could further delve into it, the information pertaining to
the seplicurs had been filed away.
"But why now?" she asked herself with a bare whisper,
referring to the way her memory had kicked in and kept a kind of hold on her
thoughts.
She sighed, whatever the reason, she needed to
stop. She didn't want this to hurt Derek and - although she was
definitely uncomfortable reading over all of this - she knew that this
particular subject was painful for him.
Her blue gaze reflected how she felt, knowing this.
She hated to even think about him being hurt, especially with her being the
reason.
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