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Chapter 84: Trapped in the Void.
Author: Mirabel
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She had been awake in the Void Between, in dimensional isolation, for longer than Kaelen had been alive.

She had done this with the specific, stubborn determination of someone who had decided to continue existing despite every environmental pressure toward simply not existing, because the alternative to existing was failing to be there when her son came, and she had believed he would come with the absolute, unconditional confidence that mothers in the story occasionally had and that Kaelen was
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