A/N: I'm backkk! Sorry for making you guys wait, esp after that cliffhanger. A 6 day work week made me too lazy to do anything except watch tv haha. I'm grinning tho, I pretty much got the reaction I was hoping to get from all of ya XD And this is the first time you guys chose the same line as I did hehe, glad it hit as much as I was hoping it would XD So, this is a short chapter, but hopefully it won't feel like it.
Responses to guest reviews:
Haneypots: you shall get ya wish man XD Haha as reasonable and logical as that sounds, I promise I wouldn't make Jin that exciting XD dw Hakoda has learnt his lesson and is behaving XD Aw man, well…at least its not a Sun today? XD Well, we gotta get a drama from someone otherwise it would be boring right? XD I'll try man, I'll try hehe. I think Aang agrees with you and definitely needs that pep talk. Honestly I'm glad you liked that part! I wanted to show Aang's selfless side that often gets overshadowed with Katara's – wanted to show that eventho he's crumbling he's still able to comfort others. It's funny actually, before his memories came back he needed someone to remind him to comfort them, but with them back he's getting some of his original personality back. Haha only a little? XD Sorry for the wait, but I hope you enjoy this!
A: Aww shucks I was hoping to bring the pain with this one XD Just want to remind you that this Aang without his memories, is pretty stable and has no reason to lose a grip on his emotions, he likes Katara – but I'd argue he's not in love with her. But Aang with his memories is a different story. But even that, I wanted to show this Aang has grown – the Aang who went into the Avatar State in the first story was a scared, traumatised boy. This Aang is grown up, his first instinct isn't to rage like before. So I made him mild on purpose, to depict his growth in character. Glad you liked the trigger XD I was pretty proud of that one haha. Yep still 5! I'll focus more on him in the coming chapters. Interesting pick, it highlights how shocked and traumatised he is at seeing her lying in a puddle of blood. Thank you so much man, hope you're keeping well! And hope you enjoy this one
Guest: Haha I'm hopeful you'll get your wishes XD
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5 Hours Later:
Aang's POV:
After Katara was whisked away into theatres for emergency surgery that lasted 4 hours, she was sent up to ICU. I've only had a brief look at her from the window at the door, but one glance at her was enough to tell me that bringing Yatsu to see his Mum would be a very bad idea.
She was covered in tubes, wires and bandages. Not to mention she's still unconscious. The last thing I want was to scar the boy more than he already has been. But I could feel myself unravelling and had to pass the boy and Fuki to Sokka before finding the first empty room to hide in.
I take in a deep shuddering breath as I try to sort out the jumbled mess of memories and images in my head. Stuff that happened decades ago now seems so recent and fresh. I'm trembling all over. 'Are these really my memories? All of them? And why now? What triggered them? Nothing, absolutely nothing was able to break the dam of memories, until Katara was lying in a pool of...' My thoughts come to an abrupt halt and I dash to the nearest sink in the room before vomiting up my dinner.
I collapse to my knees and stare at the ground. My breathing comes out in short quirk bursts as my heart thumps hard against my ribcage. So hard that I have to rest a hand over my pectoralis muscle to try to still the erratic beating, but it's no good. 'I thought I had loved Katara without my memories, but spirits with my memories? I'm completely infatuated with her. Head over heels. Deeply and intensely in love with her. Which is why seeing her the way I did, made it so much worse. Not only that, but I betrayed her. Multiple times by being with multiple women and then what happened with Jin...'
My throat is so dry that even if I wanted to scream, I wouldn't be able to make a sound. 'I royally betrayed her in the worst of ways. I...I didn't know guilt could hurt this bad.'
The regret is cutting me so deeply that I can't seem to see straight. 'I initiated intimacy with Katara that night, knowing full well I'll lose my memories the following morning and didn't even care or consider the consequences of what would happen if she fell pregnant. She has every right to be mad at me.' I think as I screw my eyes so tightly that I see stars. 'Spirits, I don't think I've ever felt this awful my whole life and...if my memories are to be believed then there are a lot of times where I did feel horrible.'
I gulp as I re-open my eyes only to drop my head into my hands. 'My parents. Gyatso. The orphanage. Roku. It's no wonder I was happy to wipe away all those horrible memories. It also explains why Katara chose to hide them from me. Spirits, I thought it was because I did something terrible to her, but all she wanted to do was protect me.' Tears start leaking from my eyes as my shoulders start shaking in anguish.
"Aang?" I inhale sharply and move to swipe the tears off my face just as Sokka closes the door behind him. His face appears troubled as he closes the distance between us.
"Where's Yatsu and Fuki?" I ask before he can question me.
"Yatsu is with my Dad and Fuki is back with her dad. Yatsu is asleep now, poor guy exhausted himself out." Sokka explains as he shifts from one foot to the other before coming to crouch in front of me. "I know this is terrible, but you're looking really worse for wear, are you ok?" The ponytailed man queries softly with furrowed eyebrows.
I can't help but choke at the warmth in his voice. 'I used to talk to him occasionally for work and that was it. But after getting my memories back, I know just how important he is to me and the impact he has had on my life.' Tears blind my eyes once more and I can't help but pull him into a tight hug, taking the man by surprise as he drops to his knees.
"Erm, Aang?" The man queries in visible confusion.
"I didn't realise how much we went through together." I whisper as my head drops to his shoulder. I feel the man stiffen up at my words.
"What...what are you saying?" Sokka croaks back with emotion lining his voice.
"I...my memories...they came back." I confess quietly and I find myself being pushed back as the man grasps me by the shoulders with wide eyes.
"They're back? All of them?" Sokka echoes and with a stiff nod from me, his hands drop from my shoulders as he massages his forehead.
"Shoot Aang, I don't even know what to say to that. I've wanted you to have your memories back for the longest time, but...why now?" Sokka queries with a tight frown and I find myself dropping my head to stare at the ground.
"I... don't know. Something about seeing the blood and Ka..." I falter as my eyes mist up again. 'I'm lying to myself. The spirit said something big must happen for me to get my memories back and a traumatic event is definitely big enough to trigger it. My body has become so sensitive to any trauma that it must've unlocked the bolt that was on my brain.' I inhale deeply before looking back up at the ponytailed man.
"If you have your memories now, do you know why they disappeared in the first place?" Katara's brother asks when he finds me swirling into a depressed state. I inhale sharply and avert my eyes, unable to meet his gaze. The man notices immediately and narrows his eyes. "Aang, no hiding things from me. We're closer than that." The water tribe man orders and I cringe before biting my lip.
"I...made a deal with a spirit. Exchange my memories for yours." I admit. Sokka sits back on his heels as a pained whine escapes his lips.
"You mean...my sister was unhappy for years because you tried to save me?" Sokka croaks back as he covers his eyes with a hand. I widen my eyes and move to grab his arm.
"No! If she was unhappy, it was because I was so selfish that I wanted to get rid of my memories. I...I wanted her to be happy. And you not having any memories wouldn't give her that. But...it wasn't the only reason that I did it. I..." I pause to close my eyes. "...I wanted to be free of the pain." I whisper shamefully. There's silence in the room for several long seconds. Finally, I hear the man release a loud sigh.
"I'd criticise you if I didn't know how relatable that was. And I didn't go through an ounce of what you did." Sokka mumbles as he runs a hand over his hair. "Thank you for that. I wouldn't call you selfish for sacrificing your memories for mine. It's the opposite actually. I...that means a lot that you did that." Sokka whispers and when I re-open my eyes, I find myself being tugged into a warm embrace. I swallow and return the hug.
"Of course. I can tell my past-self loved you as a brother." I murmur as I pat his back.
"Past self?" Sokka echoes back when he finally withdraws. I give him a half smile.
"I think my memories are a bit split at the moment from before I lost them and after. It's going to take some time to adjust to having memories that haven't been there for 6 years." I try to explain and fortunately it seems the water tribe man understands what I mean.
"That makes sense. You were different from who you were before, so you're not going to change back into that person so quickly like that. But...all those painful..." Sokka trails off, unsure on how to phrase his question, but I know exactly what he means. I bite my lip and look away.
"I'll need to sort through those on my own some other time. But for now, Katara…is she...?" I leave my unspoken question hanging as I watch the man massage his forehead.
"She's...in pretty bad shape. The surgeons did all what they could, but she lost a lot of blood and since she was already pretty anaemic, it didn't help things. The knife went straight through her liver which the doctors are saying is a good thing because of how adaptable it is, but...I'm worried. They don't know what type of recovery she'll need, but they plan to reverse the medical coma they put her under in a day or two." Sokka explains back to me and I feel sick at how useless I was to help her and prevent all this from happening, especially after vowing to myself that I'd never let anything bad happen to her. I clench my jaws and stare at the ground.
"I should've stopped this from happening." I whisper as more guilt slams into me. "I was so useless." My lip wobbles and I start crying.
"Hey, you saved Yatsu and Katara would argue that's exactly what you needed to do. Don't beat yourself up over something that was out of our control. Yon Rha has been a thorn in our side for far too long. You should know that better than anyone." Sokka argues vehemently and I swallow. Memories of what Yon Rha did to Katara when we were back at uni makes an unbidden appearance and I almost puke again.
"I can't believe he survived." I mutter as my hands clench into fists.
"Toph has him in custody right now." I jerk my head up at Sokka's announcement and stare at him.
"Really?" I ask with wide eyes.
"Yes. She caught him herself. He'll likely get the death penalty for what he's done at least." Sokka confirms with a nod and I don't know whether to wilt in relief or cringe at knowing he'll die as Air Nomad teachings subconsciously rise up within me, but I stamp down on them. 'Some people are just too wicked to leave alive.' I convince myself as I chew my lip.
"Do you think I was foolish for trying to run away from my problems?" I whisper, taking the man aback with my sudden question. He purses his lips before shaking his head.
"I think you were a scared and broken man that needed a break from the burden of his past. I'd hardly call you a fool or a coward for wanting some happiness for the first time in your life." Sokka murmurs gently and I bite my lip.
"I was happy during uni, when Katara and I got together." I voice quietly and Sokka gives me a half smile.
"You were happier, but it wasn't like a total clean slate like you experienced with the memory wipe. That new start gave you something that I think you needed." Sokka explains as he pushes himself to his feet. I furrow my eyebrows and stare up at him.
"And what was that?" I query in confusion.
"Hope." I blink at his short answer and cock my head to one side.
"Hope? I echo back with a frown as the man nods.
"Hope that you can truly be happy again." Sokka elaborates. My lips part at that statement as I finally rise to my feet.
"Maybe...maybe you're right." I concede just as I hear the door behind us fling open.
"Aang!" I blink twice and turn to see Jin panting at the doorway. Sokka glances at me and places a brief hand on my shoulder as he walks past me.
"I'll leave you two alone. Call me whenever. I'll be between Katara's bedside and Yatsu." Sokka comments as he disappears past Jin and the door closes with a soft click.
"Jin, are you ok?" I query in concern as I move towards her. 'Even if she isn't the person I'm in love with, all the feelings I've had for her are still there. It's hard to be able to dissociate completely from them now, even if my feelings and memories of Katara are far stronger.' The woman eyes me for a moment before wilting.
"Katara, I heard what happened to her. Is she ok?" The woman asks with worry in her eyes. Her expression tugs at something in my chest. 'Even though she knows how I feel about Katara, she's still concerned for her. She needs someone who will love her back just as much and that isn't me.'
"She's in intensive care now. The doctors aren't sure if she'll be ok or not; it's a bit of a waiting game at the moment." I explain while massaging my forehead.
"Spirits, she didn't deserve this. How's Yatsu holding up?" The woman queries with furrowed eyebrows. I swallow and flicker my gaze to the ground.
"He...he saw the whole thing, so not very well. I hope he'll be ok." I confess as I start to chew my lip. 'Now I know what childhood trauma can do to a person, I'm scared for him. Terrified even. I don't want him to turn out like me.' The silent panic is real and only ebbs away when Jin rests a hand over mine.
"Hey, kids bounce back fast. He'll be fine especially as he has a father like you." Jin reassures kindly. I give her a half smile before biting my lip. 'I should probably tell her that I have my memories back.' I realise anxiously. Jin seems to detect there's something on my mind as she withdraws her hand. "There's...something else isn't there?" She queries quietly. I sigh and nod my head.
"My memories came back after seeing Katara in..." I falter, even the image of seeing her in a pool of blood has me queasy. Jin's eyes widen for a moment before dulling.
"Oh. I...that's great isn't it?" Jin voices, but it sounds unsure and lost, as if she knows what this will mean for the two of us. I drop my eyes to the floor.
"Well, the memories aren't as joyful as I thought they would be." I try to joke to lighten the atmosphere, but the air is still stifling and tense.
"Aang..." Jin murmurs as she raises a hand towards me in an attempt to comfort me, only to stop in midair while biting her lip. "Tell me, Katara's the one you really want, isn't she?" Jin whispers and I swallow thickly, hating that I'll be breaking her heart after we spent the past couple of years together. 'But if I never lost my memories, I'd never have even thought about being with anyone else.' I close my eyes briefly to collect myself before re-opening my eyes and giving her the barest of nods.
"Jin, I'm so sorr-" I start, but stop when the woman starts shaking her head.
"Don't be. When I saw the way you looked at her from that first meeting with her, I could tell you were drawn to her and knowing that you were married before, made me realise that you being with her will happen sooner or later, I just... wasn't ready to let you go." Jin croaks back as tears start lining her eyelids. "I'm sorry. I shouldn't have pushed you to do anything that night." The woman's voice wavers as she hangs her head and then her shoulders start shaking. My throat closes up. 'I want to tell her it's ok, but it isn't. I hate that I betrayed Katara like that and I don't know how I'm going to fix this. Any of this. But...it isn't Jin's fault. It's mine for making her feel so insecure and it's mine because I wasn't strong enough to stand my ground.' I bite the inside of my cheek hard and lift a hesitant hand towards her.
"Jin..." I start, but she side-steps my hand.
"I'm... going to go. If you need any help with Katara or for someone to look after Yatsu, I'll happily be there, but I know we're done and I just need some time to myself now. I...I'm sorry again Aang, but the last couple of years with you have been so much fun." Jin murmurs as she smiles at me through tear filled eyes. My breathing catches, but before I can reach out for her, she's already gone through the double doors and I'm left all alone. I bite my lip.
"What a mess." I mutter. I wait for several minutes to make sure I wouldn't run into the woman before finally leaving the empty room that I've been occupying. The urge to go see Katara is so strong, but when I spot Yun sitting by her bedside, I pivot and make a beeline towards Yatsu, while simultaneously ignoring the tightening sensation in my chest. 'So, this is what jealousy feels like huh?' I think ruefully as I walk quickly. 'I was trying so hard to delude myself before, but with my memories, I know exactly what this feeling is. I've felt it before. The last time I saw Yun, I had felt the exact same feeling. I can't believe he's the same guy Katara is engaged to, especially when she said there was nothing between them back then.' I think humourlessly.
My feet come to an abrupt stop. 'Oh shoot. Katara's actually engaged.' I clutch the side of my head. 'All these memories are messing with my head. The past and present are merging at ridiculous speeds and I'm starting to forget the most obvious of things before remembering them again.' I release a shuddering breath. 'Pull yourself together Aang. Yatsu. Focus on your son.' I try to rebuke myself as I reach the room where I left the boy in earlier. My heart breaks when I spot him huddled in the corner with his knees drawn up tightly into his chest.
"Hey buddy, I thought you were sleeping." I voice as I close the door behind me. I can feel Hakoda's eyes on me, but with all my memories back, he's the last person I'm going to pay attention to. Yatsu doesn't reply and only drops his head to bury them into his knees.
"He woke up a little while ago and has been like this for the past 10 minutes. I haven't been able to get him to say anything." Hakoda explains with obvious worry in his tone. I flicker my gaze over him briefly before biting my lip and crossing the room to crouch in front of the boy.
"What was the worst part?" I whisper to the boy which prompts Katara's dad to rise from his chair.
"Aang, I don't think that's appropriate to ask right n..." He starts, but stops when Yatsu starts to speak.
"Hearing Mama scream and not being able to help her." Yatsu's muffled voice is laced with pain and hurt. My arms act on their own accord as they reach forward and tug him tightly into my chest. I hear him sniff, trying to hold back the tears as I rub his back.
"It's ok, cry as much as you need to." I murmur softly, but the boy doesn't cry, he simply rests his forehead against my shoulder as he continues sniffing.
"Is Mama...alive?" My son whispers and I close my eyes firmly as my throat tightens with emotion.
"Yes of course she is. I told you she's a strong woman." I utter strongly and finally the boy pulls his head back to gaze at me, as if looking for any signs of deceit.
"Then why won't grandpa and uncle Sokka let me see her?" The child asks as tears start making its way to his eyes once more. I swallow thickly and reach out to smooth out random strands of hair that are sticking out of place.
"Well, she's in a special room called the intensive care unit..." I start explaining, but stop when I see him flinch.
"That's only where the really sick people go." Yatsu croaks back and I bite my lip. 'Right. His mum is a doctor, of course he'd pick up some medical terms like that. Not to mention, he has picked up some of my genius trait.' I purse my lips as I try to figure out what to tell him without further upsetting him.
"Yes, but it's only for now until they can move her to a regular ward." I reassure, but the boy looks unconvinced.
"I want to see Mummy." Yatsu mutters as he juts out his bottom lip stubbornly. I chew my own lip for a moment before replying.
"Mummy is still asleep. It's best you wait until she wakes up." I say gently in an attempt to protect him from seeing the state his mother is in, but he shakes his head in refusal.
"I still want to see her." He insists as he stares up at me with those ocean blue eyes of his. 'Shoot. He had to inherit Katara's beautiful eyes.' I think dryly.
"Yatsu...Mummy has a lot of tubes and things. I really don't want you to see her like that." I opt to be honest with the boy, hoping it would make him change his mind, but he pierces me with a steadfast gaze.
"I don't care. I want to see Mummy." Yatsu utters firmly. I bite the inside of my cheek as I glance behind me at Hakoda who raises his hands helplessly.
"It's your call. You're his Dad." The man comments and I slump my shoulders at this. 'I've only been a parent for a few months, I don't know what I'm doing!' That's what I wanted to scream, but I keep the words to myself as I mull over the boy's request. 'Katara wouldn't want him to see her like that, surely? But...he's worried about her. I can't stand to see him look so broken.' I exhale deeply as I lock eyes with the boy who's watching me through pleading eyes.
"Only for 5 minutes, ok? And if you want to leave straight away, tell me." I compromise and the boy's eyes light up as he nods his head vigorously in agreement.
"Thank you, Daddy!" Yatsu gushes as he throws his arms around my neck gratefully, but as I turn, I spot the discomfort on Hakoda's face.
"Are you sure? ICU is a very sombre place for an adult, forget a child." Hakoda points out and the doubt plagues me once more, but I grit my teeth and nod my head.
"Not seeing his Mum is way worse. Trust me." I say and understanding shines in the man's eyes as he nods his head. 'It makes me wonder if he's thinking about his own wife.'
"Alright. I'm coming with you. I haven't managed to see my daughter yet." The man comments and I chew my lip before nodding my head.
The walk to the ICU is a quiet one and when I spot Katara from the opening in the door lying so fragile in the bed, I start regretting my decision to bring Yatsu. I regret it more when I realise Yun is still by her side, holding her hand. And when I see him reaching down to press a kiss into the back of her hand, I regret coming here completely. My heart jerks out of place, but I force myself to clench my jaws and force my feet forward. The sound of raspy breathing has me looking down at Yatsu who's clutching my hand tightly.
"M-Mummy?" His small voice stutters and I hate myself. 'I shouldn't have brought him here.' I realise with a sinking feeling as he releases his hold of my hand and moves towards his mother's bed.
Yun looks up and immediately stretches an arm towards Yatsu to help hold him up to see his mother. Beside me, I catch Hakoda turning his head away and I belatedly realise it's to hide the tears in his eyes. 'Shoot. This man has had a really hard time. He lost his wife, almost lost Sokka and now he could very well lose Katara if she doesn't pull through this.'
I blink back the stinging in my eyes as I return my attention to Yatsu who's stretching out a shaky hand to rest them against his mother's cheek. The only part of obvious skin that hasn't been covered with bandages, covers, tubes and wires. I almost collapse at the sight, but I know that's the last thing the boy needs.
"Mummy, I'm sorry. You would be ok if I didn't get c-caught. Please wake up M-Mummy. Ple-ase. I love you and need you." Yatsu's emotional stuttering brings tears to my eyes and I round the bed to take him from Yun. But the boy's eyes remain fixed on his mother's face. "I promise to be a good boy. I p-promise!" His voice cracks and I can't take it.
I know it's under 5 minutes, but I stroll right out of the ICU. Even when Yatsu cries, screams and kicks at me to take him back to his Mum, I don't slow down. Not until we're out of the hospital. It's the early hours of the morning and it's cold, but the wind that ruffles our clothing, helps calm the boy down.
"Let's go get some ice cream." I announce as I shift my hands underneath my son. The boy looks up with his tear-stained cheeks.
"Daddy, you lied. That's wasn't 5 minutes." Yatsu grumbles as he drops his head to stare at the floor. I sigh and move to rest a light hand on his head.
"Mummy wouldn't want you to be sad or blame yourself for what happened, so I had no choice to break my promise." I utter firmly as I try to catch his eyes. I hear him grumble something incoherent, so I have to lean down to catch what he's saying.
"Can we have chocolate cake too?" The boy mumbles and I almost break out in hysterical laughter right then and there. Instead, I chuckle softly and I grin at him.
"Ice cream and a slice of chocolate cake coming right up." I vow as I bounce him up and down in my arms. He purses his lips trying hard not to smile, but when I blow a gentle puff of air in his face, he releases a small laugh.
"Daddy stop!" Yatsu whines and my grin broadens at seeing him smile for the first time since this has all happened.
"Let's make it two ice cream scoops." I say with a laugh and I start airbending us up in the air.
"Wow Daddy!" Yatsu gushes with wide eyes filled with awe. I laugh at seeing him so impressed, but that joy is short lived when he turns to face me with hesitant eyes.
"Daddy, how come you could earthbend?" I almost lose my footing on the air cloud at the sudden question and I'm just about able to break our fall with an air cushion.
"Spirits, are you ok? You didn't get hurt, did you?" I tumble out in worry as I check the boy over, who shakes his head.
"I'm fine Daddy! I'm sorry, I didn't mean to surprise you." Yatsu mumbles, but I shake my head and get to my feet while holding the boy in my arms.
"It's fine, but...you can't tell anyone you saw that. Not even Yun and Fuki. They were both blindfolded so didn't see me do it." I urge the boy seriously and he furrows his eyebrows in confusion.
"I...promise. I'm confused, Mummy said everyone can only bend one element, but I saw you use two." Yatsu points out and I bite my lip, cursing myself for using my bending so carelessly like that.
"Mummy is right. There's an exception to the rule sometimes and I'm one of those. It means people sometimes want to abuse that power which is why it has to stay a secret." I voice quietly and the boy purses his lips before nodding his head.
"My lips are sealed Daddy." Yatsu utters with utmost seriousness and I smile at seeing the resolution in his eyes. "Does...does Mummy know?" Yatsu asks while leaning in to whisper into my ear. I part my lips, as speech seems to elude me for a moment before nodding my head.
"She does. As does your uncle Sokka, Grandpa, Toph, Zuko and his sister, but that's only because they're close friends. No one else should know except specific council members and officers. Anyone else who does know are bad people." I explain. My son goes quiet with thought as he nods his head slowly.
"Your secret is safe with me Daddy." Yatsu murmurs and I half wonder if I should tell him that earth isn't the only other element I know, but I refrain at the last minute. 'The less he knows about the Avatar, the better.' I decide with a nod of my head.
"Great. Now let's get that sugar in us." I voice with a smile and we're up in the air, bouncing from rooftop to rooftop once more to reach the ice cream parlour. But all the while something grates at the back of my mind. An anxious feeling that I can't quite put my finger on. 'Perhaps it's the whole situation and how much of a mess it all feels like.'
A/N: Well, there you have it guys – the moment you've all been waiting for…Aang's back to being single XD I didn't want to make it a big thing, because simply as Aang said – with his memories he'd never have even looked at another woman other than Katara, so it was a easy break off and the deterioration in their bond was silent but clear after that previous mishap.
Idk if you guys have ever been in ICU but my gosh I remember going there for the first time as a med student and it was the most depressing environment. It was so silent and the air was so sombre. Hospital is never a nice place to be, but ICU was the place that really made me feel the severity of it. Patients are often hooked up to sooo many monitors, breathing tubes, fluid bags etc.
Anddd we have Yatsu knowing that his father can bend more than one element XD Writing poor Yatsu this chapter felt like my heart was breaking, but I hope it came across as convincing.
Favourite line I enjoyed writing was:
"I promise to be a good boy. I p-promise!"
Next Chapter…I want to say next weekend, but I might actually be going away and then I'll be on nights…I'll try my best tho! Until then, take care everyone!
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