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Chapter 25

And belonging was almost more heartbreaking than in-love love. At least in-love love knew it couldn't fill the void, the emptiness of the human experience. Family bullied its way right to the line of succeeding at that, and then fell short, mere inches away.

Ravenna slowly lifted her golden gaze and blinked. "So. You asked me to tell you about my transfer."

Pit blinked back. His whole being was pleasantly disoriented. "I did?"

"Just before we landed." Normally, Pit mused, Ravenna would have been irritated with his dismissive tendency to forget conversations he'd had with her. Now, she leaned closer. "I think I'm ready to tell you now. I don't think we're friends, Pit. I don't think I know how to have friends, really. I'm too much of an introvert. But I think you're just about the only one in my world who can understand what I go through, so I think you deserve to know what happened to me."