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CHAPTER 034: A KITTEN’S REWARD🔞

Author: Cookie writes
last update publish date: 2026-09-06 00:54:43
I climbed the stairwell Kade had sent the address to, footsteps echoing off concrete in a part of the arena that had clearly stopped being used for anything but storage years ago.

How did he even find this place?

He was full of surprises, wasn’t he?

The roar of the crowd below reduced to a distant, muffled hum, their voices still ringing in my ears, but up here there was only silence and the distant hum of industrial lights.

And there he was—

Kade.

He sat in a folding chair at the to
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