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Chapter 38- Shattered Reflections

Author: Athena
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Priscilla’s room looked like a storm had torn through it.

The wardrobe doors hung off their hinges. Dresses and training uniforms lay shredded across the floor. Her mirror, once spotless and framed with silver, was cracked into a hundred jagged pieces, each shard reflecting the same thing:

Rage.

Betrayal.

Jealousy burning like wildfire.

Priscilla grabbed the nearest vase and hurled it at the wall. It exploded into glittering fragments.

“He chose her!” she screamed, voice raw. “That useless, wolfless girl, he actually chose her!”

Another object, a perfume bottle, went flying, smashing against the mirror. Glass rained to the floor.

Her breaths came in ragged, furious sobs.

If the rogues had done their job, if they had just taken Sam far from here and done what they were supposed to, none of this would be happening. Adrian would see clearly. He’d stop being blinded by that girl’s pathetic innocence and return to the path he was meant to take.

With her.

With Priscilla Talon, th
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