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Adrien.
We kept moving for hours without stopping, our horses galloping endlessly across the rough path as the cold wind lashed against our faces. None of us spoke much during the journey. The exhaustion was obvious, yet no one dared complain. We all had somewhere more important to be, and time was not on our side.
Then suddenly, our horses slowed.
Aidan immediately pulled at the reins, bringing his horse to a sharp halt, and the rest of us stopped behind him almost instantly.
From a distance, I noticed a familiar figure standing in the middle of the road, though he wasn't alone. Several strange men surrounded him, their posture threatening enough to tell us trouble had already begun.
"Isn't that Noah?" Aidan asked, narrowing his eyes as he tried to get a clearer look.
I let out a small scoff the moment I recognized him.
Of course it was Noah.
That fool had somehow managed to drag himself into another problem once again.
