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Chapter Thirty

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Nyra

Morning crept silently through the high windows of the palace. The light was not yet blinding—it only slipped gently across the dark wood of the canopy bed, glimmered on the silk, and came to rest softly upon us. I woke slowly. Not with a jolt, not torn out of nightmares. But drifting up from a quiet, warm haze, as if the soul returned to reality before the body. My vision was still blurred, but as I registered where I was, what I felt… something stirred inside me. Not trembling. Not tension. Desire.

Aedan’s arms were still around me. I was pressed to his chest, and he breathed slow and deep. Whether he slept or lingered in half-consciousness, I didn’t know—but I felt his warmth, his scent, the steady heartbeat against my ear. This closeness didn’t fill me with fear. It filled me with something deeper. With the feeling I had always confused with pain. For the first time, it did not hurt. For the first time… it was only desire.

I moved carefully, pressing myself closer, and when m
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