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Chapter One Hundred and Twenty Four

Author: Jay Ann
last update Petsa ng paglalathala: 2026-06-08 19:40:22

(Rex’s POV)

Nobody spoke after Elara’s words.

It’s choosing.

The sentence settled over the council hall like a shadow.

Outside, the storm continued to rage, but somehow the thunder sounded farther away now. Smaller. Less important.

Because all of us were thinking about the same thing.

What exactly was choosing?

And who was it choosing between?

The woman who looked like Isabella slowly lowered herself into one of the chairs near the council table. For the first time since arriving, she l
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