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Chapter Fourteen: Forewarning?
FossilFlameJust a heads up, I did edit the last chapter. I accidentally wrote the wrong age, if you didn't see that, disregard this note. If you did, know Robin is 17 at the start of the story. She is turning 18. Not 19. As always, I love feedback and hope you're enjoying the story! Feel free to review, comment, or leave gems! Alpha Morax is officially signed. :)
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