My breath caught again, and each time I took a breath, I feared it would be the last one. Don't leave me. Please? I don't want to be by myself.You're not. Seth slipped his arms around me, holding me close. You're not alone. His tears were mingles with mine. You're not alone. You'll never be alone, Angel. I promise you. You'll never
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In this emotionally charged scene from "Sentinel" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the protagonist grapples with overwhelming fear and loneliness. As panic sets in with each breath, she pleads for reassurance, not wanting to face her challenges alone. The atmosphere is filled with a deep sense of vulnerability and desperation.

In response, Seth offers comfort and support, wrapping his arms around her and promising that she will never be alone. His presence and tears reflect the shared pain, emphasizing the bond between them. This powerful moment highlights themes of love, connection, and the importance of having someone to rely on during difficult times.

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