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      by testsuphomeAdmin Chapter I begins in the quiet, rural village of Villon-sur-Sarthe, France, on July 29, 1764, where Addie LaRue, known as Adeline in her early years, visits the grave of her father, Jean LaRue. Standing at his grave, she is overcome with reflection on her father’s life and the simplicity of his resting place, which starkly contrasts with the complex nature of her own existence. The grave marker, which notes the year she left, sparks a flood of memories, reminding her of everything she has lost over the…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin Chapter I begins on a rainy July 29, 1914, in the small, somber village of Villon-sur-Sarthe, where Addie Larue finds herself reflecting on the immense passage of time. Two hundred years have gone by since she made the fateful deal that would shape her existence forever. As she walks through the village, the changes are undeniable; fewer familiar sights greet her, though landmarks like the old church and the graveyard remain largely unchanged, untouched by time's relentless march. Seeking shelter from the…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin Chapter Fourteen unfolds on a bustling Saturday morning at the Auburn Diner, a local hub where the Barnes family’s deep roots in the town are evident. The narrator reflects on the family legacy, built by her grandfather’s construction company, which physically shaped much of Auburn. Despite this proud heritage, there is an underlying tension, as the narrator begins to question the dual nature of her father—his public persona versus the private reality within their home. The family’s interactions…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin Yrene, exhausted from a late-night vigil, collapses into bed without caring for her safety or appearance. She wakes past midnight, disheveled and still in her stained gown, but with enough energy to barricade her door before falling back asleep. Oversleeping the next morning, she rushes to meet Lord Chaol in the castle courtyard, sprinting through the Torre and Antica’s streets, arriving thirty minutes late. Despite her frantic state, she finds Chaol already attempting to mount a horse, refusing the ramp…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin Cassian waits anxiously in the training ring, uncertain if Nesta will honor their bargain after their first lesson. His concern grows when she misses breakfast, though he notes the House of Wind has discreetly provided her with food. The possibility of the sentient House observing his past actions unsettles him. When Nesta finally arrives, visibly sore and struggling from the previous day’s training, Cassian hides his relief with humor, teasing her about her stiffness while guiding her through…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin In Chapter Four of *If These Wings Could Fly*, the protagonist, Leighton, discovers that her senior year locker is located in the junior hallway, a subtle but stinging reminder of her outsider status. This placement excludes her from the cherished Senior Wall tradition, a social hub where seniors congregate and assert their status. Leighton reflects on the normal high school experiences she has missed due to her difficult home life, underscoring her sense of isolation. Despite her attempts to downplay the…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin Yrene Towers, a talented healer, reflects on her transformative two years at the Torre Cesme, a prestigious healing tower in Antica. The chapter opens with her deep affection for the tower’s highest room, where she first found safety and acceptance under the guidance of Hafiza, the Healer on High. Yrene’s journey from an unknown healer’s daughter to a respected figure among her peers is highlighted, emphasizing her dedication and the magical gifts she wields. Despite the physical and emotional toll…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin Celaena continues her training with the Silent Assassins, pushing herself to improve under Ansel's guidance. Despite her progress, she grows frustrated by the Master's absence and the lack of direct instruction, receiving only basic corrections from older assassins. Ilias, the Master's son, often trains nearby, his presence hinting at a possible interest in her. Celaena observes the Silent Assassins' unique fighting style, noting their quiet movements and less brutal approach compared to the cutthroat…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with Cassian observing Mor at a riverside café, where she basks in the sunlight, a stark contrast to her dark past in the Hewn City. Her appreciation for the sun reflects her liberation from her oppressive upbringing, a theme that lingers beneath their interaction. Cassian joins her, exchanging pleasantries with onlookers before settling into a familiar dynamic of playful banter. Their conversation quickly shifts to Nesta, with Mor making a sharp comment about her potential fit in the…
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      by testsuphomeAdmin The chapter opens with a serene winter morning where the protagonist wakes to a sunlit room reflecting the freshly fallen snow. The quietness of the house is comforting, and the usual presence of crows around the yard is notably absent, signaling a peaceful moment before the day’s activity begins. The narrator carefully navigates the house to avoid waking her younger sisters, Campbell and Juniper, highlighting a tender family dynamic. The arrival of their mother in the kitchen adds to the calm…
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