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Chapter 25 yet they remained chaotic and unorganized,
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. Her thoughts raced, yet they remained chaotic and unorganized, like a storm spinning out of control. The revelatio
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1 Chapter 1 The Cracks in Perfection2 Chapter 2 Camila didn't sleep that night3 Chapter 3 Time to breathe4 Chapter 4 You just hurt me5 Chapter 5 Camila found herself retreating further into herself6 Chapter 6 The thought of it made her feel sick7 Chapter 7 despite her efforts8 Chapter 8 It felt like the floor beneath her had fallen away9 Chapter 9 She didn't scream10 Chapter 10 The bell above the door jingled softly11 Chapter 11 Instead12 Chapter 12 walked away13 Chapter 13 not even for a second14 Chapter 14 Elias was still asleep15 Chapter 15 A future with you16 Chapter 16 at least for now17 Chapter 17 It's about your father18 Chapter 18 I'll explain everything19 Chapter 19 thick and uncomfortable20 Chapter 20 how to take them down21 Chapter 21 everywhere she turned22 Chapter 22 Every step she took23 Chapter 23 his presence both a comfort24 Chapter 24 Cordero had become increasingly defensive25 Chapter 25 yet they remained chaotic and unorganized,26 Chapter 26 Camila had always been a woman of action27 Chapter 27 Sacrifice28 Chapter 28 Let's destroy everything he's built29 Chapter 29 Now we strike30 Chapter 30 What she had once believed