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2025-11-16 12:00:13I froze. My breath caught. “What?”
“Please, just answer me honestly, Cass.”
“Have you completely lost your mind, Alaric?” I spat, angered, lacing every word. My voice trembled—not with fear, but fury. “You must be insane if you think I’d ever do that. After everything you did to me. After all the pain you caused. You think I’d stoop that low?”
He didn’t answer right away. Guilt flickered in his expression—real, raw—but it was tangled with confusion.
“No. I don’t think you’d do that, Cass. It’s just that… I don’t understand. I remember something, but—”
“Moon Goddess, what on earth is going through your head, Alaric?” I couldn’t believe he had the nerve to say something like that to me. “Do you not remember who you spent your night with?”
He fell silent, but his eyes stayed locked on
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