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Chapter 134

Author: Danny black
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-28 20:29:02

Kiara's POV

The silence after Darius left was deafening, and all ot did was make my skin crawl. This wasn't the first time things in my room were quiet, and there wasn't so much as a sound from me for hours,but this one felt different and in a bad way.

His scent still clung to the sheets, and even his warmth lingeredin the pillows. I'd kicked against it when he decided we stay in the sheets for a little while, after he'd dismissed one of the council members, but now that he had taken every bit of homey feeling he once shared with me, I couldn't help but miss him.

The protective shell he’d wrapped around ne was gone, and without him, the walls felt thinner, and the cold crept into my bones, all whilst threatening to eat me up from the inside.

I sat on the edge of the bed, an hour or so after he'd left, my spine taut, and eyes locked on the door like it might burst open at any second. You couldn't blame me. The only reason I was rooted to this spot, was all thanks to Darius' parting
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