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Managing to reach the city. Everything was eerily quiet. Filled with newfound hope, she rushed to the tower and into the elevator, hitting the button for the hospital floor.

"I'm sorry, Teo. But I don't see any other way out of this," she muttered to herself, slowly creeping into the dim hallways. "You would understand if you were in my position."

"Stop your yapping and get on with it already!" Jane said impatient. "There is no better time to get rid of him than now."

She was right. With everyone gone, everything was so quiet you could hear a pin drop. Even Lavinia was brought to the stands to witness the colossal event. Cass cautiously popped her head, glancing into the patient's ward. There was no one there.

"They must have moved him," she stuttered.

"Don't worry. We'll find him," Jane said. Cass moved from room to room, opening every door. He was nowhere to be seen.

"Can it be that he had recovered?" went through her panic-stricken mind.

"Don't be ridiculous. Not even demons
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