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Maia definitely felt the guilt of hiding her feelings. She couldn't find a way to share them that felt right, and this fear was something she tended to carry alone rather than acknowledge. Saying it out loud, especially to him, felt impossible.

Yeah. Teya was the obvious choice. Maia absolutely wanted it... she'd wanted it from the start, both to prove she could and because maybe, stepping into that place, she'd finally live up to what her sister had seen in her too. Maia couldn't help but feel like Wraen had wanted that for her. It felt odd, though, feeling that way when she'd stepped down the way she had. She wasn't entitled to any of it... not the way Teya was.

Teya's the obvious choice, right? If she wants it. She couldn't imagine anyone picking her over Teya, or imagine how Teya might feel about that. Probably terrible. It wouldn't feel great for her either, maybe, but at least she would know why and could get over it. I mean... I've barely been Raven. She didn't know if there even really was a reason to vote. It felt so obvious already.