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Chapter 31- My dear girl

Penulis: Keren Michael
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2025-06-10 18:05:08

EDINA POV

My mate?

“I’ve been a faerie for less than a week and already someone’s claiming me?” I snap, my voice rising sharper than I intended. The rage hits fast and hard, a heat blooming beneath my ribs like wildfire.

It’s not normal. Not for me. I’ve never felt this kind of fury—scalding, volatile, like I’ll tear myself apart from the inside out. Kyante’s poison was still lingering in my blood. That damn broth. I swear, sometimes I can still feel her—her slick, clammy fingers, her breath ghosting my skin, the mildew-stained cold of the cell where she kept me.

“No, Edina,” Maerwynn says softly. “He’s not just claiming you. He knew. From the moment he saw you—he knew you were his mate.”

She steps toward me, hand out like she means to touch me. I flinch back.

“I don’t care,” I bite. “I’m no one’s mate.”

The ache creeps in before I can stop it. “The only man I ever loved is dead.”

My voice cracks. The words land heavier than I want them to. Because it’s true. I didn’t even get a momen
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