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**Chapter 95: The Knowing**

Author: Kiss K
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Mona POV

It started as a wrongness I tried to blame on the forest diet.

Three mornings in a row the smell of the hearth smoke turned my stomach before I was fully awake. The fourth morning I had to step outside into the cold and breathe through a wave of nausea that had nothing to do with fear or residual drug haze from the capture. Alessandro felt the spike through the bond and was at the door before I could wave him off.

“You’re sick.”

“It’s nothing. Bad root. Or the water.”

He didn’t argue.
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