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Chapter 170

Author: Anney GW
last update publish date: 2025-09-16 18:18:49

OSTARA’S POV

The firestorm was as ugly as expected.

Photos I didn’t remember posing for. Records that should never have seen daylight. A few outright lies that carried because they sat beside things that were true.

But the plan worked because we never chased every spark. Elijah kept the team focused on the big flames and let the embers die on their own. He had three core statements prepared, and he rotated them with small variations so it looked responsive without feeding new angles. He arran
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