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Chapter 64: Betrayal Revealed
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2026-09-10 22:30:00Calista's POV
The creature born from the altar fixed its burning eyes on me and smiled.
But I was not looking at it. I was looking at Morwen. At the satisfaction on her face. At the way she stood there was like she had already won. Like those three dead children meant nothing. Were nothing more than fuel for her ambition.
Something inside me snapped. Not broke. Transformed. All the fear. All the pain. All the years o
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