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Author: Judith moses
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So in general I am both a blessing and a curse to my mate is what you have said.

"Yes that is what your father was against when he tried to flee. And it's the same reason your powers where locked away"

At this point there is nothing to think about the reason for my strenght and gifts being locked away is only to protect me and put others at risk so what is there need. In a way Lunarava has been in peril because of me and the only way I could help is by helping them take the famine away.

"When can we start the process" I asked her seeing no reason to delay any further this has been going on long enough.

"It's the full moon tonight so we can start today and you can seal your bond at the peak of the full moon."

"Can I speak with you sweetheart" Thorne asked

"Yeah sure"

"I'll leave you two for now while I send someone to get your rooms ready" Siora Sains as the stood up to give us some privacy.

"Cael I want you to know that you don't have to force yourself and it's not y
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