Epiphany (Twilight)

Epiphany (Twilight)

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A companion piece to Metanoia. Eva Swan was an enigma, an anomaly. A vampire without the innate instincts, a vampire that could blend in seamlessly with humans. A newborn that wasn't ruled by bloodlust, not led by animalistic desires. Eva Swan arrived at Forks Washington hoping to hide what she was and spend time with her father while she still could. Only her arrival was awaited for by more than just her father and a few town gossips.
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Eva Swan

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