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CHAPTER SIXTY: THE VISION OF TRUTH

Author: I.L SPARKS
last update Last Updated: 2025-10-25 04:53:31

Five days passed in this comfortable prison.

Theodore visited daily, asking questions, probing my story, trying to find inconsistencies.

Each time, I maintained my act—broken, desperate, willing to cooperate.

But on the sixth night, something changed.

I was lying on the bed, half-asleep, when I felt a strange pulling sensation.

Not from the mate bond or the pendant, but from something deeper, something connected to my Lunar Witch abilities.

My vision blurred, and suddenly I wasn't in my cell anymore.

I was standing in a clearing I'd never seen before, watching a scene unfold like a memory that wasn't mine.

The vision was so vivid I could smell the forest, feel the cool night air, hear voices in the distance.

And then I saw them—my parents.

Elena and David, younger than I'd ever known them, standing together in the moonlight.

My mother's hand rested protectively over her still-flat stomach, and I realized with a shock that she was pregnant with me.

"We can't keep running," my fath
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