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Twenty five

Author: Jennygold
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Morning sunlight filtered through the tall windows of the study, spilling golden streaks across shelves filled with scrolls and ancient books. Aunt Zaria stood behind her desk, her arms folded and her expression unreadable as she stared out the window.

Theron stood a few feet away, straight-backed and calm, his face as composed as ever. The quiet between them was heavy, almost deliberate.

Finally, Zaria broke it.

“Anything new?” she asked, turning to face him. Her voice was measured, but there was a faint edge of impatience beneath it. “Did anything happen yesterday with Leora and that boy?”

Theron met her gaze evenly. “Nothing that concerns the council, my lady.”

Her brow arched slightly. “That wasn’t what I asked.”

He paused for a beat. “They spoke after school. Nothing else worth reporting.”

Zaria’s eyes narrowed a fraction. “Nothing at all?”

Theron’s expression didn’t waver. “Nothing unusual.”

Zaria’s fingers drummed lightly against the table. “Theron… I know you’re loyal this fam
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