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It was April again. The same month I first dreamt of him four years ago. The same month I met him a year ago in the flesh and the month I would separate from him. Servants scrambled, to make last minute preparations for the wedding. I managed to disappear to train. A day was not much time. Then again, escaping a death cult is something nobody could prepare for. I learned to the best of my ability the art of archery, shooting guns, driving stakes through the hearts of monsters, and chopping the head off an opponent. I laid in bed that night wrapped in Azazel's arm. This would be my last night with him. Tomorrow was my departure. We had come full circle as we were complete strangers as we had started.
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