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Chapter 67 I Found Them

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Sarah lunged for the baby, grabbing him, ripping him away from Alora’s breast.

My scream split the cabin like broken glass.

“Give him back!” I shrieked, lunging for my baby.

Alora leapt, taking him back from her, shielding Storm in her arms. “You’ll never touch him again!” she cried.

But Sarah’s fury burned hotter than her fever. She grabbed a kitchen blade from the counter and stumbled forward. “He’s mine!” she roared.

Alora didn’t think—she reacted. With the strength of a mother defending her child, she kicked out, her heel connecting squarely with Sarah’s chest.

Sarah flew backward, slamming into the table before sliding across the floor. Her head hit the wooden beam with a sharp crack.

Silence.

Then a faint exhale. Sarah’s body slumped, unmoving, blood trickling down from her temple.

Alora sat frozen, chest heaving, Storm pressed tight against her chest. The candle flickered wildly, shadows jumping like frantic spirits across the walls.

Her heart pounded. “It’s okay, my love,” sh
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