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Taylor As soon as Tatum closed his bedroom door, I crumbled. I hadn’t even opened the letters Pollux had given me yet, but the thought of her writing to him—of her keeping secrets from me—it killed me. I didn’t want to remember her for such things. I wanted to remember her for the woman I knew, not the woman she may have really been. “Get a hold of yourself,” I groaned. I had kept myself together for years, and here I was an emotional mess like a f*****g teenager who didn’t know how to deal with life. It was pathetic, and I felt pathetic. A f*****g succubus who was over emotional. What an ironic concept to think about. I didn’t want the memories I cherished with her to be tainted by the possible lies that she kept. Confliction weighed heavily on me, and I knew I was going to have to f