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CHAPTER 7: Part 04

Author: Sheenzafar
last update Last Updated: 2025-09-13 15:38:00

The words landed like a bomb in the center of my being.

And that was when the final, horrifying piece clicked into place. He wasn’t here for for his own release. He wasn’t even here for simple domination.

He was here to make a memory for someone else.

To make a moment so perfectly vile, so utterly damning, that he could make a memory across enemy lines like a poisoned arrow. A message that would haunt Roran with his daughter’s pain, of her perceived complicity. Her degradation. Her shame.

And I—I was going to be the star of this memory.

Naked.

Trembling.

Eyes wide with a terror that could be mistaken for ecstasy.

Mouth open in a silent plea that could be read as begging.

Not for mercy.

But for more.

But what I didn't know how is he going to make this memory for him, and I didn't want to know either because either way I'd be the one who had to face the concequences for the cold war going on between two clans.

The realization broke me. Tears, finally, spilled over, tracking hot paths th
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  • Bound To The Ruthless Alpha   CHAPTER 11: Part 02

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