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Chapter Forty One

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last update Last Updated: 2025-12-23 06:28:57
Raid's POV

I felt it.

I felt it all. From the pleasure she got from another man to her heart pounding, the sensation tormented me all night. She was having such a good time and there I was, frustrated by the thought of it.

“Are you okay?” Algae walked in, caught me sitting by the fire with sweat drizzling all over me. I was looking for a way to numb the sensation but nothing seemed to work.

“Not planning on committing suicide, are you?”

“Maybe in the next life,” I got up to join him on the couch. I could smell the Vinegar weed in his coat - one of the only substances that could actually intoxicate me, other than Silver's scent.

“Stop hiding it and share. I need one right now,”

“I thought as much,” he pulled it out and gently wrapped it into its tree bark paper.

“It had been a while since we had a smoke. I miss it,”

He handed me the lit wrap which I didn't hesitate to take a puff. The flavor would knock out any regular person because of its harsh and powerful n
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