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Chapter 102

That evening, the Vega house was quiet too. Selena sat by the window, scrolling aimlessly through her phone when her mother walked in.

“Did you hear?” Mrs. Vega asked.

Selena looked up, startled. “Hear what?”

“The Morrelos are taking Alexander overseas. Switzerland. Some special hospital.”

Selena froze. “When?”

“In a few days, I think. They’re already preparing.”

Selena’s throat tightened. She turned her face toward the window, blinking hard. “So they’re really leaving.”

Mrs. Vega crossed her arms. “It’s for the best, Selena. Maybe he’ll finally get better there.”

Selena didn’t respond. Her heart ached at the thought of not seeing him again — not even being able to visit, to sit by his bed, to talk to him like she had.

Her mind flooded with memories — their fights, their laughter, the way he’d look at her when he was teasing her. Now he was going away, and she didn’t even get to say goodbye properly.

She stood suddenly. “I have to see him.”

Mrs. Vega frowned. “Now? It’s la
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