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Chapter 19: Forced System Wipe
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2026-05-16 21:40:24
FelixSYSTEM CLEANUP COMPLETE! 💥🐺🔥 Xander just executed a literal Forced System Wipe on Uncle Gideon! Ninety seconds of absolute, unadulterated Alpha butchery—nobody handles a DDOS attack quite like our boy. And can we talk about Sereia sniping that executioner mid-air with golden dragon fire? Pure perfection! 🛐❤️ But even though Martha is safe and the pack is reclaimed, that ending has my heart hurting. The code of betrayal runs deep in Xander's family bloodline, and Sereia's logical mind isn't letting him off the hook easily. 😭💔
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