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Chapter two hundred and thirteen
Author: Bliss
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There was total s after Alessia was basked in the light. The doctor outside the van and some nearby people saw the light. It was not the first so they weren't bothered.

What the wanted to see was it Alessia was going to make it and if she did, then Jason had done it again.

That was the first thing Alessia noticed as she slowly drifted back into consciousness. No beeping machines. No painful pressure in her chest. Just silence—and warmth. It felt like she was wrapped in sunlight, floating.

Then, she heard his voice.

“Alessia... please, wake up.”

Jason.

Her lashes fluttered, and she opened her eyes slowly. The fluorescent lights above her swirled into view, and the familiar lines of Jason’s worried face came into focus. His hands were still on her torso, glowing faintly—though his face was pale, beads of sweat dripping from his forehead.

“Jason…” she whispered, her voice hoarse. “You did it…”

Jason’s breathing was erratic, his body trembling slightly. “You're okay,” he whispered, brush
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