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Chapter One Hundred and Twenty

Penulis: Jay Ann
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-06-04 00:18:42

(Rex’s POV)

The laughter carried through the corridor.

Soft. Childlike. Completely normal.

And somehow it was the most disturbing sound I’d heard all week.

Nobody in the room moved at first.

We just listened.

The healer frowned.

Confused by our reaction.

Because to her, it was only a little girl laughing.

To the rest of us?

It sounded like the beginning of another disaster.

Adrian was already heading for the door.

Fast.

Far too fast for someone who had supposedly been exhausted mom
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