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Chapter One Hundred and Twenty Two

Author: Jay Ann
last update publish date: 2026-06-05 13:30:38

(Rex’s POV )

For a moment, nobody spoke.

The storm continued raging outside, thunder rolling across the mountains while rain battered the fortress walls. Inside the infirmary, the silence felt almost unnatural.

“A woman?” Ash repeated.

The guard nodded. “She appeared outside the northern gate about twenty minutes ago. The scouts thought she was injured. When they got closer…”

He stopped.

Rex frowned. “When they got closer, what?”

The guard looked directly at Isabella.

“They thought it was her.”
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