β Scribed by Kimberly Loth
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Samuel deserves to die a thousand deaths.I was so close to going home and then he ruined it all.Now, I have to focus on how to survive because I donβt think I can go home.And to be honest, after a few more nights with Benny, Iβm not sure I even want to. Plus, the more I learn about the circus, the more intrigued I become. I discover that I have abilities I couldnβt have even dreamed of if Iβd stayed in California.But, if Iβm to survive, I might have to embrace dark magic.Can I do that without losing myself?Or am I destined to become evil?
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