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His Broken Angel's Dying Secret

Chapter 8 8

Word Count: 774    |    Released on: 26/03/2026

of rubbing alcohol, a scent that ma

the crinkly paper cover

ached her holding a blood pres

d her vitals, she would instantly see the severe an

slid off the b

cing a bright smile. "I just skipped

. His arms were crossed over his chest.

ve a single wor

into her backpack. She pulled o

rapper open and

immediately violently rejected it. She forced her

ll paper cup of water. "Eat a proper

ty hallway. Bishop pushed off

in silence f

into his jacket pocket and pulled out

hard agains

shop ordered,

then up at his hard face. S

uring outside. Gym class was move

noise of squeaking sneakers a

file. She sat alone on the bottom

He sat a few rows up and to her left, staring a

f football players were pla

a bad temper, missed a layup.

ge, he kicked a heavy, stainless-stee

aunched into the a

the bleachers. Straigh

avy metal object was flying at her fac

leather lunged a

nd snatched the metal

ade a loud,

s hand was gripping the bottle ju

ulged against his skin. Hi

etball court we

is arm. He turned his h

ely black. He radiated a m

aking a step back. "My ba

. He weighed the heavy m

d his arm back

heavy steel dented violently inward, buckling under the sheer force of the impact. Water exploded everywhe

and fell backwa

t. He stood over Preston, looking

," Bishop said, his voice dropping to a ter

er, blowing his whistl

turned his back on the teacher

from the bench and slu

ing hands. His eyes softened

p said quietly.

the gym, and Cl

ng her bag. The back of his hand was already swelling, turn

s hurt," Cla

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His Broken Angel's Dying Secret
His Broken Angel's Dying Secret
“I was a ghost haunting the halls of Port Sterling High, pretending to be alive. My only goal was to live like a normal teenager, even as the cancer eating me from the inside was a secret I guarded with my life. Then the school's resident psycho, Bishop Dalton, decided I was his to protect. He mistook my chemo-induced weakness for fragility and my nausea for nerves. He fought my battles, took detention for me, and glared at anyone who looked at me wrong, ready to tear the world apart for me. He was trying to save me from the monsters he understood, never guessing the real monster was in my own blood. Then one day, he saw it: the horrific, black-and-purple bruise on my arm from a blown IV. The fury in his eyes was terrifying. He was ready to kill whoever had dared to touch me. He grabbed my wrist, his voice shaking as he demanded a name. "Who did this to you?" I couldn't tell him the truth. The pity would have been a sentence worse than death. So I looked that beautiful, broken boy in the eye and gave him a lie far more cruel. "I did it to myself," I whispered, letting the tears fall. I watched the fire in his soul die out, replaced by a devastating pity. I had saved my secret, but in doing so, I had just become the tragedy he would try to fix.”
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