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Kamberlyn walked through the wilderness. Kaydence would probably be angry with her for just going off and not telling him, but she didn't care. She sat down next to a stream and slipped off her shoes before dangling her feet in the cool water. She loved the peacefulness around her.
She put her chin in her hands and stared out into the crystal blue stream. She wondered if she and her brother would ever be able to stop hiding. She sighed wistfully and closed her eyes.
She hated running and hiding. And she'd already started to like Starlight. She didn't want to have to leave again. Or change her name all over again. And she didn't want to have to get used to calling Kaydence something else. That was almost the worst part.
She put her chin in her hands and stared out into the crystal blue stream. She wondered if she and her brother would ever be able to stop hiding. She sighed wistfully and closed her eyes.
She hated running and hiding. And she'd already started to like Starlight. She didn't want to have to leave again. Or change her name all over again. And she didn't want to have to get used to calling Kaydence something else. That was almost the worst part.