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THE INTERFERENCE THAT CANNOT BE IGNORED

Author: OLIVER SILAS
last update publish date: 2026-05-08 22:24:00

CHAPTER EIGHTY-TWO

Aurora didn’t feel the exact moment her hand changed direction.

That was the part that remained inside her after everything else stabilized badly around it.

Not the movement itself.

The absence of awareness before it happened.

Her breath caught sharply as her fingers hovered midair, no longer reaching Alexander, no longer fully retreating either.

Suspended.

But not by choice.

And Helena—

was watching her like she already understood what that meant.

The realization hit Aurora
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