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Hearts at War 117: Soft

Author: Sand Kastle
last update Last Updated: 2025-10-30 11:10:15

ROWAN

We had finally arrived in the South. I watched as the people stepped hesitantly inside the house which was originally meant for those without homes, an initiative I spearheaded when I was younger. Due to the livelihood project that Cade imposed upon all factions, all of them had moved out and built their individual houses.

However, we kept this place for those who would need it. I was glad that it was still here.

Francis and the other warriors moved in sync, hauling what little belongings they had, arranging them into piles along the hallway. They handed out warm meals, bowls of stew, and loaves of bread, and the smell of food began to soften the edge that clung to everyone.

Beside me, Calla’s hand wrapped around mine, her tiny fingers sticky with crumbs from the bread Emma had given her earlier. Francis and Emma’s eyes fell to her, their gazes softening, though Francis’s lips curled in that half-smirk I knew too well.

“I can’t believe something angelic like her came from som
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